Susan Helm
GBFast and fair company to deal with. The unit arrived very fast. It worked beautifully except I couldn't get it to work off the battery. It didn't seem to charge. I reached out to the company and they sent a replacement battery right away. It works great now and I appreciate the light weight machine. I went out with it today and everything worked just fine. I would recommend this to anyone in need.
Darren Mtz
GBEverything 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.
Ross Tiverton
GBVaron 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
xiaomin
GBVery quite device It took me awhile to use it I wanted to get extra O2 tubes and something to clean them with. It is quieter than I thought it would be - I was using the nasal cannula wrong no instructions for that - I love the machine it helps me almost every night, so glad I have it - I would suggest a different hose connector though one that is tapered so it is easier to put the tubing on bless youall.
kim waters
GBExcellent! I could not be an effective commercial truck driver without this device in my SEMI. Everyday, I deal with altitude air pressure changes, dust, and engine exhaust exposure which effect my brain health during the 14 hour work period. Oxygen compressed air canisters aren't allowed so this is the only solution. (CO) Carbon Monoxide (CO) A colorless, odorless gas resulting from the incomplete combustion of hydrocarbon fuels.