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Happy New Year Dog!
margaret
They do a regulator that attaches to you cannula that you can increase or decrease your oxygen level. I have one.
Hugs,
Nellie
Hugs,
Carol
margaret
Doh my oxy supplier suggested buying a tubing insulation thats used on a hot water heater, I have no idea what he means but maybe you do, to keep our tubing straighter. IHe siad it would need to be cut in a few places so it could at least go around corners. Make sense???
Not to me.
Blessings MamaM"s very best friend, right ? :)
love you
margaret
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You attach it to your cannula and it makes it easier to turn your oxygen either up or down depending onwhat you need. I always have mine at 2 liters but if I start doing a little more than usual I can turn it up to 3
liters without going to the concentrator. It has worked out great for me. Saves alot of steps.
Hugs,
Nellie
Let me tell you, YOUR right, this long and mind is 50ft tubbing
is hard to live with for sure!
I live in a two story house and it isn't no party going up n down those stairs either!
My husband put hooks down stairs and up stairs at the top so I hang the tub on it so no one steps on the tub while climbing up or down the stairs.
As far as something to round it up or out.....I been thinking just like you dogman, there got to be something we can use
About making it easier to see that gage....I'm with you all the way on that one too dogman.
think someone said something about colors I hope they said very large print would be nice and user friendly too.
Yeah easier to turn off and on I want to add.
When you got Arthrist to booth it can be hard to turn it off or on.
I have other beefs about the portables // but my husband is helping me by looking into owning. But so far it isn't something we can afford now.
And one you fill yourself is a great idea we are also looking into that too.
See were new and learning
Hugs,
Nellie
so much good info here I don;t know where to start.
I get my portable Helious from my supplier and the liquid oxy tank to fill it all covered my Medicare. I think someone asked about this on another group. Oh, well.
I have to check out Nellie's regulator. what a wondeerful thing.
blessings
Blessings
if you do find the controller thing, please let me know about it. i've needed something like that sooo many times, i can't tell you.
thanks
margaret