September 16, 2008 COPD O2 users use Innovative types of O2 delivery=OXYGLASSES
Posted Sep 22 2008 10:10am
OXYGLASSES are a discreet delivery system for oxygen...amazing invention. No tubes on your cheeks! just teensy tiny ones along side your nose from the bridge of the nose. www.oxyview.com I have tried out these glasses and they deliver oxygen comfortably, and testing them in comparison to regular cannulas...they kept my oxygen saturation at a slightly higher number. This company is caring of its patients and backs its products-including an oxymeter for patient's currently supplied at no cost with an order for the glasses. Purchased separately it is $59.95 and they back it up with a 2 year warranty. I have seen, tested and used all these items, and visited the office and staff, and met the reps at our conference. It was a very busy table, folks were buying the oximeter separately there when they picked up information about the glasses.
Again, I have no financial interest in any of these products I am displaying. These manufacturers helped make our conference possible by renting a table to show their product or services. I am grateful to them for giving patients different options. roxlyngcd@comcast.netwalked outdoors with backpack of oxygen (14 lbs.) hot out, 1 hr. 34 minutes, roughly 3.5+ miles.
Key To Keeping Older People Fit For LongerScienceDaily (Sep. 15, 2008)��� A carefully framed combination of moderate exercise and nutritional supplements could help older people maintain an active lifestyle for longer.http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/09/080911111522.htm
Women in their 70s who keep activecould be dodging painful arthritis symptoms, according to research published today in Arthritis Research & Therapy. The study is the first to show that the more you exercise, the better your chances of preventing the onset of stiff and painful joints.http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/03/070329075308.htm
OXYGLASSES are a discreet delivery system for oxygen...amazing invention. No tubes on your cheeks! just teensy tiny ones along side your nose from the bridge of the nose. www.oxyview.com I have tried out these glasses and they deliver oxygen comfortably, and testing them in comparison to regular cannulas...they kept my oxygen saturation at a slightly higher number. This company is caring of its patients and backs its products-including an oxymeter for patient's currently supplied at no cost with an order for the glasses. Purchased separately it is $59.95 and they back it up with a 2 year warranty. I have seen, tested and used all these items, and visited the office and staff, and met the reps at our conference. It was a very busy table, folks were buying the oximeter separately there when they picked up information about the glasses.
Again, I have no financial interest in any of these products I am displaying. These manufacturers helped make our conference possible by renting a table to show their product or services. I am grateful to them for giving patients different options. roxlyngcd@comcast.netwalked outdoors with backpack of oxygen (14 lbs.) hot out, 1 hr. 34 minutes, roughly 3.5+ miles.
Key To Keeping Older People Fit For LongerScienceDaily (Sep. 15, 2008)��� A carefully framed combination of moderate exercise and nutritional supplements could help older people maintain an active lifestyle for longer.http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/09/080911111522.htm
Women in their 70s who keep activecould be dodging painful arthritis symptoms, according to research published today in Arthritis Research & Therapy. The study is the first to show that the more you exercise, the better your chances of preventing the onset of stiff and painful joints.http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/03/070329075308.htm