Portable Oxygen Therapy Kits with Carrying Case - Oxy-Duo-Pak - 2 Styles

SKU #: MMP-1300ME

RMID: 49777

Brand: Mada Medical

Mada Oxy-Duo-Pak in Carrying Case with two M7 oxygen cylinders, a mask and tube, a fixed flow regulator, and the carrying case
Mada Oxy-Duo-Pak in Carrying Case with two M7 aluminum cylinders, a nasal cannula, an adjustable flow regulator, and a hard-shell carrying case
Two M7 aluminum cylinders flow regulator

Allows for convenient oxygen therapy that can be used on-the-go!

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Category: Oxygen Cylinders

Receive vital supplemental oxygen anywhere, at any time, with these convenient kits. Each comes with a handheld carrying case to ensure effortless portability.

Provides life-saving supplemental oxygen anywhere, at any time
Comes with everything needed for oxygen therapy
Handheld, hard shell carrying case optimizes kits' portability
Offered in two styles to perfectly suit your needs and preferences
Manufactured by the leading producer and supplier of respiratory equipment

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Rehabmart ID: 49777

MPN: 1300ME

Brand: Mada Medical

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Product Overview:

Mada Medical's Portable Oxygen Therapy Kits with Carrying Case includes (2) lightweight aluminum cylinders used to store compressed oxygen. Kit 1300ME includes (2) M7 aluminum cylinders, a nasal cannula, an adjustable flow regulator, and a handheld, hard-shell carrying case.Kit (1313ME) includes (2) M7 aluminum cylinders, a mask and tubing, and a fixed rate flow regulator. These all-in-one combination packs offer immediate supplemental oxygen that can be used anywhere - even on-the-go!

Product Specifications / Dimensions

Product

1300ME

1313ME

Cylinder

(M7) 1303ME

Regulator

1308A

1309A

Flow Rate

6 LPM avg

2 - 8 LPM

Bag/Case

1319A Carry Case

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The Portable Oxygen Therapy Kits with Carrying Case from Mada Medical offer an all-in-one way to transport and obtain vital oxygen therapy. The kits come in your choice of two styles.

Kit 1313ME consists of (2) M7 oxygen cylinders, an adjustable flow regulator that allows between 2-8 LPM, a nasal cannula, and a handheld, hard-shell carrying case. Kit 1300ME contains (2) M7 oxygen cylinders, a fixed flow regulator providing 6 LPM, a mask and tube, and a handheld, hard shell carrying case.

The empty M7 cylinders are 4.4-inches in diameter, 9-inches in height, weigh about 3-pounds; each has about 210-liters of oxygen capacity. Aluminum cylinder construction is 35% to 40% lighter than the traditional steel counterpart, making it much more convenient and easier to handle.

One of the largest producers of oxygen cylinders and regulators, Mada Medical is well-known for its expertise, safety, and easy workability of its products. This dual pack is a common medical oxygen supplemental device to have in case of an emergency at a business or company, within an office environment, educational centers, nursing homes, long-term care facilities, and for individuals who may need supplemental oxygen at home or while traveling.

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FAQ For Portable Oxygen Therapy Kits with Carrying Case - Oxy-Duo-Pak - 2 Styles

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How can I tell if my oxygen tank is full?

Answer: Maximum oxygen tank pressure varies based upon both the size of the cylinder and the temperature of it's surroundings. As a general rule if the gauge reads anywhere above 1900 PSI your tank is "full".

Will I ever be able to stop using oxygen once I start?

Answer: Sometimes improvement of lung conditions allows a patient to decrease their demand for supplemental oxygen. For example, if a patient started using oxygen during a time when they had a worsening of their lung symptoms, medical care may allow them to improve over a short period of time and they may end up no longer requiring oxygen or the use may be less. If a patient has low oxygen levels when their disease is stable will probably require long-term home oxygen. Unfortunately, the body can't build up a large storage supply of oxygen. The oxygen level falls back to a low level within 10 minutes after oxygen is stopped, regardless of whether the oxygen has been worn for an hour or 12 hours.

What happens if I am off oxygen for a while?

Answer: If it is for a short period of time, usually nothing happens. If you are short of breath while off of oxygen your symptoms may worsen.