
Are you ready to rent a device? Here is the process:
**** $100 off each rental week. ****(Pulse only devices)
(Don't complete a Battery Rental Agreement if you have completed the Patient Intake Form & Rental Agreement)
You will receive a portable oxygen concentrator at your home (or wherever you have specified) at least 24 hours before your scheduled departure. We usually send the device via Federal Express 2nd Day Air. (If you have arranged for Rapid Delivery, the unit might arrive by courier within the hour!) The POC and its accessories will arrive in a blue shipping container.
The device is very simple to use. Nonetheless, to honor our commitment to reduce the stress of traveling with oxygen, one of our customer agents will call you to explain the device and accessories.
In most situations, you will only take the device, carrying case, power cords, and spare batteries. The shipping container stays at your home, awaiting your return - if your trip is a "One-Way".
When traveling with OxygenToGo equipment, our agents, respiratory therapists, and doctors are available 24 hours a day to answer questions, explain the operations of the device, or provide an immediate replacement if necessary. These are all part of the OxygenToGo Difference.
When you get home from your travels, re-insert the device and accessories into the shipping container, affix the return shipping label, and give us a call to have the device picked up!
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We rent several different models of portable oxygen concentrators (POCs) for periods from a week to months. Every rental includes 24-hour access to respiratory therapists and board-certified physicians. And we can deliver these units to you FAST!
Did you know? With the FAA ruling, airlines require that you must have 150% of your flight time in battery time. So with a six hour flight, you would need nine hours of battery time. Call us with any questions at 877-736-8691
I rented your unit in October going to St. Lucia. It was a marvelous feeling not to worry about being stranded at an airport without o2. I am interested in buying one.