how much oxygen do you get from 1 to 5
1492937
Well, I guess the answer to that would depend on how you wear the breathing piece. I hold it right in front of my mouth or nose, so I get a good hit compared to just wearing it loosely. You can buy face masks for it which would increase the amount of oxygen you get a good bit I would imagine. All I can tell you really is that I like mine a lot. I have asthma, and after a bad attack, my colour is off and I feel drained. After using the oxygen bar, my colour returns more to normal, and I feel much, much, much better. It also helps when I have a headache, or just drained in general.
1492938
This is a supplemental machine, if you need oxygen medically,this is not for you. It helps replenish after a work out or such. Hope that helps. For what it is,it is quality.
1492939
It just increases the amount of oxygen you get by about twenty percent. If you need oxygen for medical reasons then i don't think this machine is for you.
917938
Depends on how high you want to go... 15 if you don't over inflate them. 10 if you over inflate them. I don't suggest you do either.
1317499
1oz per 5 gallons of water. The small reservoir has a few graduations to help fo different mixtures.
1376249
Its a little over 125psi, that's how much I put in my tank all the time (125psi)
40776
I would start with three, and see if you want to jump to five. If you are in fairly clear water three will be plenty, but just in case when you're running the wire make it easy to jump to five if you need to... I don't think you'll find the need to though.
869797
I typically do about 20 before I get the first buzz, then another 3-5 for the second one. That's with me pressing as quickly as I can.
1616738
You should get around 450 to 500 shots with a 48/3000 tank using an A5. You will get a lot more if you were to get a 4500 psi tank instead.
819698
i believe it is either 4 or 6... i am not sure but i know it was not less than 4. XOXOXOX, C
1054940
Inogen delivers the oxygen by way of Intelligent Delivery. It is not continuous, but better than the pulse flow we are used to on tanks/bottles. For more info call us at 1-800-775-0942
1156850
cannot really answer that honestly as I never used it. When it arrived I read the box and it stated that one should never use near oxygen and since I am COPD I am on the stuff 24/7.
2036889
Yes. Cut dose by half. The recommended 1 can to 20 gallons works well in most cases. I have had performance issues when I've used too much although I don't think it would hurt anything. On the other hand, I don't know if too much would hurt the o2 sensors or cat converter.
1062843
I don't know if it goes to !00% or not but I have never known anyone either with the oximeter or in the Doctor's Office to have a 100% saturation. We have been using oximeters for about 10 years now and when my husband's oxygen level is 98 or 99 we feel really good about it. For medicare purposes your oxygen level has to be below 88% for at least 5 minutes before you need extra oxygen.
1936466
97 oxygen saturationand a pulse rate of 72 is very good,wish mine was there. hope this helped.
1201781
Depends on what type of food, how full you fill the bag as well as bag size and oxygen pack size. We found in these bags if we stored say rice and filled the bag near full, one was enough. Otherwise two is called for, in fact I ordered additional larger packs for when we estimated a need. Tip, try to force all the air out before you heat seal, my wife is particularly good at this. In many cases thats all it takes to make sure one is enough.
2007237
It depends on any pre-existing medical conditions you may have. A 91% oxygen saturation can be can be someones normal, but for most people that would be seen as a low value--although not low enough to qualify for insurance to pay for supplemental oxygen. You should consult your regular doctor to learn what values you can expect. A more complete picture of your oxygen and carbon dioxide levels would be given by having blood drawn for arterial blood gas analysis.
2204797
I have a 30G tank and use one, I'd say 1 if you're under 100G. A. Riches definitely got the answer.
1103086
Usually I follow the european rule of 1cm of fish per litre of water. In this aquarium with 5 gallons (about 19 liters) you can have more or less 19 centimeters of fishes (7,5 inches)