Oxygen Smart

For the many thousands of people who depend on supplemental oxygen it is not something they like or something they had looked forward to doing before they were prescribed with additional oxygen. It is however an ever present fact of their lives.
At this stage wishful thinking is worse than useless - it is an excuse [...]

I suspect that aqua-lungs, developed for our survival under water where we can’t breathe, were the inspiration for the types of oxygen systems that are in use today.A design revolution in its time as it replaced those heavy, cumbersome oxygen suits that were anchored by weights and resembled some sort of deep sea monster from a Jules Verne novel.

User friendly features of portable oxygen systems have been designed to enhance mobility and therefore benefiting quality of life for people who need oxygen therapy.

One of the most important things for a patient who needs supplemental oxygen, after breathing, is being able to stay mobile.  How much additional oxygen will depend on the severity of the pulmonary deficiency - some people need extra oxygen 2 to 3 hours a day, some at night, some only when exercising and others [...]

An oxygen supply that provides the ability to ambulate and participate in more activities on a day to day basis is perhaps the greatest improvement in design of oxygen systems over the last few years.
Although it sounds simple and obvious this does result in an improved quality of life; and equally important is the resulting [...]