24/7 3.5 at rest, 4.5 when exercising. It keeps me in the low 90's

24/7 @ 4.5 liters

4 all the time
jumps to 6 when walking any distance.

24/7 @ 2liters

2 liters @ night (sleep). 3 liters when exercising or doing heavy physical activity.

1 at rest, 3 with activity.

1 liter at home and 2 liters on the portable.

1 to 1.5 liter all time on bad days I use 2liters with exercise only

2 lpm
Keeps me 92% - 93%.

I use 3 lpm when out and about using pulse O2.

If I shower or do work I crank it up to 2 1/2 lpm.

2 liters

2 liters at night & when exercising :>)

I been tween 2lt and 3lts...it depends lately because it's so hot I am up more...just to breath...the air is very bad right now.
I have a new little bottles long story but I hate them....they are lite but they make me have to breath harder they wouldn't last at all if what I use them for would run out in less 45min or 30min....why do providers use us to see if we really need what my doctor wrote for me....when did the providers become my doctor.
I need very light cans because of muilt reasons...so they won't get what I need lazy I think...
so here i am using these new little bottles and they run out fast...
I have still my home fill unit...but these little bottles can't be refil from home....what I need is the liquid oxygen....
My case manager talk to them...but she told me I have to play this game....mean while I can't breath well like today going to the doctors I was so tired from trying to breath I felt like passing out...
oh well sorry for the rant...just got me boiling is all.

I like the contutious flow it is much easier to breath....

I am sorry for ranting.

bee

Look raise wharever hell is necessary to get liquid oxygen. I have used it for about 3 yrs and it really words best. I was on gas oxygen at first until I found out about the liquid. You have the tanks at home to refill your portbles. All i can say it works great

24/7. 2liters

sound like I'm the worst off in here (:
do any of you run out of breath just stretching ?