Open-Aire, Fresh Air

It didn't take long for Vincent Deroma of Greenacres, FL to realize that living with oxygen tanks was not how he wanted to live his life. He was tired of the hardships of carrying tanks around, the inconvenience of scheduling deliveries and the constant worry that he may not have enough oxygen.  When he saw Open-Aire's commercial for their portable oxygen concentrators, he didn't wait too long to call.

In just a few weeks an EverGo/EverFlo bundle arrived to his home, and it wasn't long before all of his complaints about tanks were a thing of the past. Vincent tells us that in addition to the obvious benefits of a portable concentrator, he is finding a difference with the quality of the air he is breathing in. Vincent says, "the air smells better. It smells fresher. The air in the tanks always felt stale. My air feels clean now." It was an unexpected surprise that makes him even happier with his decision to switch from tanks to a portable oxygen concentrator.

Leroy's Life Got A Lot Less Crowded

As a long-time Florida resident, Leroy Rammers was accustomed to traveling. Between working with campgrounds in Inverness, FL and taking an annual trip to Disney World with his wife around Christmas time Leroy was no stranger to getting around. Once he was on oxygen however, things had to change. Now he had to schedule oxygen deliveries and learn how to store his supplies of oxygen. When getting a month’s supply he would be given as many as 40 bottles! It seemed like enough oxygen for a small army. More importantly travel became difficult. Any kind of extended travel would require 10 of his large bottles which took up so much room.

An EverGo portable oxygen concentrator from Open-Aire changed all of that though. Leroy doesn’t worry about having to store all that oxygen, and doesn’t worry about the electricity going out. His EverGo plugs in wherever he needs it. And he’s been getting a lot of attention with it too. "Everyone who sees it wants to know what it is and where it’s from," and he’s happy to let them know all about Open-Aire and their portable oxygen concentrators.