Oxygen Concentrator StoreReviews of oxygenconcentratorstore.com

personal attitude very friendly

The customer representatives are always very polite, professional, and helpful.

Well trained staff who knew the capabilities of the concentraters was looking at. Getting it the next day was mp problem and no hassle. Highly recommend, very good experience.

Well I'm still trying to figure out the machine it's taking me time to read the book so I don't even have it set up yet and I did tell you guys I was probably going to need some help and he said that you didn't have anybody that came over so it's taking me time it's the date May 21st I think or 22nd I'm not sure I haven't got a calendar in front of me

Quick and easy. Good product.

Of course l’m breathing better, but it’s your service and that brings up your star rating. Thank you.

Got me what I needed, saved me money!

Nick Vannatta was a pleasure to do business with. Nick never pressured me to purchase an oxygen concentrator. I did research portable oxygen concentrators. Nick made purchasing the CLAIRE (AS200-201) painless. Nick knew everything I asked him about Oxygen Concentrators. Once I made the decision to purchase an oxygen concentrator. Nick advised me to think about purchasing the oxygen concentrator with the 2 smaller lithium batteries. Instead of the large lithium battery at the same price. This reduces the weight of the Oxygen Concentrator. The Lithium batteries are heavy. When UPS delivered the package. The extra heavy duty cardboard box had no damage at all. Inside the box was pieces of heavy foam,to protect the oxygen concentrator from being damaged.Nick personally packaged the oxygen concentrator. Included was the CLAIRE (AS200-201), quite a few Cannulas, AC and DC charging cords a shoulder strap and shoulder carry case. You can also connect just the shoulder strap directly to the oxygen concentrator’s two metal connection points. I already tested how long 1 battery lasts on the Number 2 setting. The battery lasted just over 4 hours. I’ve been using this Oxygen Concentrator for 2 days now. I’m very satisfied with it. I was pleasantly surprised at how comfortable the shoulder strap and the carry case is. I got used to the weight of the oxygen concentrator right away. It is slightly heavier than oxygen bottles. I don’t smoke but breathed in second hand smoke for many years. I now have COPD. I NEEDED the CLAIRE (AS209-201) oxygen concentrator for traveling on an airplane and for high altitudes. My wife and I are shortly fulfilling one of our my bucket list vacations. The places we are going are not in order. Rapid City South Dakota,Jackson Hole Wyoming, Grand Tetons, Yellow Stone National Park, Deadwood South Dakota,Cody Wyoming,Mount Rushmore and Devil’sTower and others I don’t remember at the moment. All at high elevations. You aren’t allowed to bring oxygen bottles as a carry on inside an airplane. I’m not sure whether you can put oxygen bottles in checked luggage. I do need the oxygen concentrator while flying in an airplane. This oxygen concentrator Is FAA approved and the airline I’m flying on allows the CLAIRE (AS200-201) as a carry on. The only thing I don’t like about this oxygen concentrator's is there is no charging port on the batteries. I’ve to have the battery installed on the oxygen concentrator to charge it. The charging cords plug into the Oxygen Concentrator’s charging port. The battery charges even when the oxygen concentrator is on. A independent battery charger is an option I have not decided whether or not to purchase one yet. The batteries were at 20% charged when the oxygen concentrator arrived. It took just about 2 hours to fully charge one battery. The second battery the same amount of time to fully charge.I did test whether the battery charges while using the oxygen concentrator, the battery does charge at the same rate as when the oxygen concentrator is turned off. For myself this is a major plus. This way I can charge one of the batteries when using the DC or 110 volt AC charging cords and keep the oxygen concentrator on. The charging cords are either plugged into what was at one time the cigarette lighter port for DC Electricity charging. Or a 110 volt AC wall outlet for AC Electricity Charging. I always read the owners manual at least 2 times from cover to cover. Before I do anything with a product I’ve purchased. I really stress that you also read the owners manual cover to cover before you do anything with an oxygen concentrator. The edit was only to correct a few misspelled words and a few additional words. Anyway thanks again Nick Vannatta Ronald Melhorn.