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Patient Stories
Peter
“Visiting my relatives, who live just 400 meters from my house, used to require an enormous effort, as my oxygen saturation would drop to high-risk levels, as low as 71%. With OXFO, my levels stay between 88% and 92%, which allows me to feel at ease while visiting them.”
Nálida
“I faced significant challenges after suffering pulmonary embolisms following an accident, requiring variable and high-flow oxygen even to perform simple activities at home. With the help of OXFO, I have improved considerably and can now continue my path of helping others, just as I did before my accident.”
Violeta
“Living with Pulmonary Fibrosis and a minimum dose of 2 L/min, her life was transformed, as she requires backup cylinders and very special care to carry out her usual activities. With OXFO, the fear of going out is over, and her process is now much more affordable and safe.”
Teresita
“On the day of my condominium assembly, I felt very sad because I thought my oxygen cylinder wouldn’t last for the long session. However, with OXFO I was able to be present throughout the entire meeting, and I still had plenty of oxygen left afterward.”
Bertha
“I bought a portable concentrator for my usual outings, but I didn’t realize that my requirement of 4 L/min at rest could not be met by my new device—let alone when going outside, where my oxygen needs nearly doubled. With OXFO, I regained my enjoyment of going out and taking part in new activities.”
User Testimonials
Find valuable information in the following organizations
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
CDC is an American organization and a leader in public health, dedicated to protecting public health based on science and data. For over 70 years, it has worked to keep children healthy, strengthen communities and families, and fight diseases.
COPD Foundation
The mission of the COPD Foundation is to help millions of people live longer, healthier lives by advancing research, advocacy, and awareness to stop COPD, bronchiectasis, and NTM lung disease.