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Nocturnal Oxygen
Sleep disruption can be a symptom of respiratory conditions. Your practitioner may prescribe nocturnal oxygen treatment if you regularly wake up with a headache or feel overly tired during the day but don't require full-time oxygen support. Our nighttime solutions can help you feel more alert and reduce daytime fatigue by preventing breathlessness that interrupts your sleep cycle.
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Patient's Guide to Oxygen Therapy
Oxygen Therapy Delivery Devices
Oxygen delivery devices are used to provide supplemental oxygen to patients from their stationary concentrators or portable tanks. There are several types of oxygen delivery devices, including nasal cannulas, oxygen masks, and conserving device regulators. The type of oxygen delivery device used depends on the patient’s specific needs and level of oxygen requirements. One of the following devices will be prescribed by your physician after determining your specific needs.