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I Want To Fly From New York To Los Angeles And Need Recommendation Of A Good POC That Will Help Get Me There.Flying Time Is Six Hours.
If you have a second battery I don't think it wouldn't matter which one you choose. Batteries aren't to big you can throw them in your bag and have the extra usage of any of the POC's.
Thank you, I know I will need to see my doctor and also get documentation for the airline. Iām looking for a POC that will last for many hours for the trip. Then I can use it as well to go to to museums, movies, theater , parks and more in Manhattan where I live. I kind of feel like a prisoner with a machine that does have many hours of O2 and the charger is heavy for me, too. Thank you very much.Do you also know what airlines you find to be most
accommodating for this type of
travel.
When you have pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), air travel can pose risks due to changes in air pressure and oxygen levels. It's crucial to consult your doctor before flying to ensure you're making safe decisions. Your doctor can advise you on health precautions and whether you need a portable oxygen concentrator (POC) Show Full Answer
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Just Wondering If Anyone Has Had Advice From Their Pulmonologist Not To Fly In Planes?
I Need To Go To MD From Pgh. I Want To Drive. My Friends And Family Are Almost Demanding That I Fly. Which Would Be Safer For Me?
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