Respironics Evergo Portable Oxygen Concentrator

Company : OxygenPlus Medical Systems Inc

UMDC Code : 450625

Features: 8-Hour Battery Life,* 1050 ml/minute Oxygen Capacity Mean More Freedom for Patients. EverGo is the portable oxygen therapy solution that truly gives active patients the freedom they deserve. EverGos extra-long battery life gives patients the freedom to be spontaneous; and its larger oxygen capacity means patients can test their limits - without being limited by the device. Based on 20 breaths per minute and a typical device setting of 2. FAA - Approved for airline travel. Non-medical design looks like an ordinary carry-on bag or camcorder case. Lightweight weighs less than 10 pounds. Easy-to-use touch screen interface controls all EverGo functions and clearly shows battery life and prescribed setting. Easy access to batteries makes them easy to change and charge - plus EverGo can be simultaneously charged and operated.

Product URL : http://www.oxygenplusmedical.com/respironics-everg
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Last Updated : 03/16/2013

Categories : "Oxygen Concentrators", "Testers, Oxygen Concentrator"

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