The Best Q&A Session

Q1: What kind of water does the household oxygen generator use?

A1: The water added to the water tank should preferably be pure water without minerals or distilled water.

Q2: How much water should be added?

A2: The water volume cannot exceed the Max scale line.

Q3: How often do I change the water?

A2: If you set a large flow rate, the water in the water tank will be used very quickly. It is recommended to change the water every two hours.

Q4: Can I set the timing? Can it be used continuously for more than 8 hours? How to set it up?

A4: It can be timed for 2 hours. If you don't want to set the time, you can press "Tim-" to subtract the set time or restart the oxygen generator for continuous use.

Q5: How often does the white filter plug on the back of the oxygen generator need to be replaced?

A5: After washing and drying, it can be reused.

Q6: How to clean the nasal oxygen inhaler?

A6: Every time you use the nasal oxygen inhaler, you should clean, clean and disinfect the nasal inhaler. It can be immersed in a 5% potassium permanganate solution for 5 minutes, and then washed with water or wiped with alcohol.

Q7: How often should the oxygen tube be replaced?

A7: It is recommended to replace the oxygen tube once a year (the inside of the oxygen tube should be kept dry)

Q8: If I need to replace an accessory or one of my accessories is broken, where can I buy it?

A8: Nasal oxygen inhaler/oxygen tube can be purchased on Amazon, or you can let me know, we will send you a new set.

Q9: Can this oxygen concentrator treat some symptoms?

Q9: This is an auxiliary household equipment, non-hospital type oxygen generator, only suitable for daily health care. It is not recommended for people with serious illnesses or people who rely on medical oxygen to sustain their lives.