Posted: 1/9/2009 5:24:28 PM EDT
| I am a Marine Corps Water Survival instructor and ARC certified lifeguard so I can purchase high flow O2 sets for firstaid applications. While looking for an O2 set for my first aid kit, I got a deal that included an HCS-1001 Oxygen Conserver by Medline. This is a low flow unit that is used for O2 therapy. What I actually need is a standard mini-regulator that can flow up to 25 LPM for first aid applications. This is a nice unit and I would like it to get to someone who could use it, but as it is supposed to need an Rx, I can't just sell it online. Does anyone know a company that deals with this small equipment? |
| Yes, I have the airway stuff I need covered. I have been holding out on the O2 and AED s they are the big $$ items. I just got a good deal on this and it had a D bottle as well. I wasn't expecting to get this, but I jumped on it. I can get the reg I need for $20-100, but I'd really like to get this Conserver to a good home. While it is "worth" about $200, it has little use for me. I need a high-flow setup. |
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Yes, I have the airway stuff I need covered. I have been holding out on the O2 and AED s they are the big $$ items. I just got a good deal on this and it had a D bottle as well. I wasn't expecting to get this, but I jumped on it. I can get the reg I need for $20-100, but I'd really like to get this Conserver to a good home. While it is "worth" about $200, it has little use for me. I need a high-flow setup. a good o2 set up is available from various sources.. check out DAN... a scuba diving agency.. they have affordabe o2 kits you can purchase... Divers Alert Network Just an option |
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Yes, I have the airway stuff I need covered. I have been holding out on the O2 and AED s they are the big $$ items. I just got a good deal on this and it had a D bottle as well. I wasn't expecting to get this, but I jumped on it. I can get the reg I need for $20-100, but I'd really like to get this Conserver to a good home. While it is "worth" about $200, it has little use for me. I need a high-flow setup. a good o2 set up is available from various sources.. check out DAN... a scuba diving agency.. they have affordabe o2 kits you can purchase... Divers Alert Network Just an option ok.. never mind... checked their prices... not a good low cost option.. sorry.. 
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but you can buy the whole kit there.
