Oxygen is a drug and must be prescribed by your
physician. Oxygen is gas at room temperature that
is colorless, odorless, and tasteless. When we breath
we use the approximately 21% oxygen in the air to sustain
our lives. Our bodies get energy from a combination of the
food we eat plus oxygen from the air we breathe. The energy
created from food and oxygen enables us to use our
muscles to breathe, perform work, and carry out all bodily functions

Your doctor will determine how much oxygen you should receive and for how many hours each day. For the maximum benefit be sure to follow your doctor’s order exactly.

No, oxygen is not addicting. If your doctor determines that your capability to properly oxygenate yourself without oxygen has improved, you may no longer require supplemental home oxygen.

Using oxygo cylinder is easy. You just need to turn valve on and adjust the flow rate as required. Put the nasal cannula in your nose. Now just relax and breath. If you feel uncomfortable then reduce the flow rate.

The only way to know that you are getting the correct amount of oxygen is to check the oxygen level in your blood while using oxygen therapy. Too much oxygen can be as dangerous as not receiving enough, and for that reason, you should follow your doctors directions precisely. If you do develop new symptoms, such as increased sleepiness, confusion, headaches, etc., you might be getting too much oxygen, and you should notify your physician immediately. Do not change the liter flow or hours of usage without first checking with your doctor.