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Traveling with Inogen Stationary Concentrator

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I just wanted to follow up for anyone interested in this topic that the Inogen travel concentrator, the one that is like a stationary at-home unit and weighs 18 lbs., is made for traveling and can be laid flat in an overhead plane bin. This was confirmed by the Inogen sales guy.

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lizjlb | @lizjlb | Apr 28 8:28pm

@mountain72 snd this continuous flow? how many hours does it give you. it is it the plugin type that us about the size of a carryon snd has wheels ?

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jerdonus | @jerdonus | Apr 29 7:53am

@mountain72 I use the Inogen One and it works fine-goes up to 6 strength and I bought a lighter battery for short trips. It lasts up to 3 hours. I used it overnight the the plug in when I traveled and couldn't bring the home unit. The shoulder and regular straps do the job.

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