InogenReviews of inogen.com

The Inogen I have makes my life so much easier. It’s reasonably lightweight, ensbles me to travel, walk distances and othewise live my life with little impact from my breathing issues. I convinced my brother who also has a need for oxygen to ourchase your G3 model and he too appreciates it’s portable ease.

It is very handy in an emergency. I would use it more when I am Away from home if it was noise free. No hissing or blowing . I don’t like to have people stare at me.

Forced to reset approx. every 8 to 10 days due to no airflow. Usually happens while sleeping & I don't notice red light. Able to reset in morning. Have several friends with Phillips unit prescribed by their Pulmonologists. It is much quieter, lighter & am told it is problem free. Supplied at no cost, same as Inogen.

I got rather frustrated with the salesman i spoke with. I specifically asked him how long a double battery would last. The answer I got was 4 hours, no conditions or stipulations. So I ordered the Inogen with a spare battery. Before using it for the first time I made sure both batteries were fully charged. The day I used it for the first time was what our local forcaster's call a "poor air quality day", so I needed the setting to be one higher. It's a good thing I took the spare battery with me. The first battery ran down in less than 2 1/2 hours. I managed to get home before the second battery died. I now take at least 2 batteries with me every time I leave the house.

I loved my Inogen concentrators and I was devastated when they did not renew the contract with my insurance. too bad for me!!!!

We had the unit for about a month and had to send it back because of the unit running hot. Then when we got the new one it continues to beep when turned on initially it says sensor error. So we've had two units and they have not been completely satisfying. We also didn't realize when we first bought it that it only goes to level 3 and we may need a unit that goes to level four. We will cross that bridge when we get there. Not real happy with spending cash and neither unit runs 100%.

Much easier to use than what I rented from the medical supply store. Makes going places more enjoyable. I use this in a fanny pack and my only complaint is that it is hard to get the unit out of the fanny pack to change the battery. A zipper or snaps at the bottom of the fanny pack (and the shoulder bag as well) would make the battery more easily accessible.

Think it is wonderful! It does stop after a brief time and says oxygen low. What does this mean