I own 2 VP-1s I own 2 VP-1s; 1 VH-1; and two VH-3s. The value for the price was initially excellent. But after a few months the VP-1 started beeping, meaning "low concentration". I cleaned everything, still beeps. I switched to new tubing, still beeps. There is nothing wrong with the air flow, but it still beeps. So the good investment is now a waste of $600. I tried the customer service phone but mailbox is full. I filled out the service form yesterday, no response so far.

Works as advertised Unit came in perfect condition, packed well. Instructions were easy to follow. Unit and remote work as they should. Oxygen level dropped too low while I was sleeping which is why I purchased the unit. This unit has alleviated that problem. I would not have a problem making another purchase.

Varon is a deceptive company which… Varon is a deceptive company which employs the bait and switch technique to rip off customers with generators that cannot produce more than 32% oxygen- far less than any person needing oxygen requires. They ship from china and won’t take returns. Buyer beware of this fraudulent junk factory

The product broke down after less than 6 months Most of these reviews have to be bought. I purchased a unit a little under 6 months ago. It started over heating to the point of it smelling like fire about 3 weeks ago. I have not been able to use it since. Their customer service is obviously in some Asian country and they do not care, they provide no solution and no help. They just say they will give me a 20% discount to buy another unit. Why is this company selling in the US a medical device and they will not provide any support? The way this company acts I doubt this even produces any oxygen at all.

Everything like ads The VT-1 is everything advertised and specified on the website. I have tested both flow and O2 concentration percentage and they match the specifications. I did notice power consumption appeared to be only 50 watts when using 12-14v battery/car which is excellent and better than the 75 watts specified. I am thinking the 75watts is with the 120v AC power supply and you get some inefficiencies with the converter/adapter. The unit does live up to the 58db sound level specified, about the level of normal speech.