Travel Oxygen

Setting-up and traveling with oxygen can be a hassle, but Bach Medical Supply can make it easy for you.
Bach Medical Supply rents and sells FAA approved Transportable Oxygen Concentrators.

Just call Bach Medical Supply at 1-800-288-2224 and ask for Angie in Respiratory.

Airline Approved

SeQual Eclipse with autoSAT Technology

Stationary & Ambulatory Use
Continuous Flow: 0.5 - 3 LPM
Accessories include: Power Cartridge, AC & DC power supplies and Universal Cart

More Information on the SeQual Eclipse 3

Bach Medical Supply
Rents the Eclipse Travel Oxygen Units

If you would like to receive more information on renting the Eclipse Travel Oxygen System Please call:

1-800-288-2224
Ask for Angie in Respiratory.

Airline Approved

SOLO2 Transportable Concentrator

Extremely quiet: <39 dB at 2 LPM continuous flow and all pulse dose settings

Now approved for use in flight by the FAA.

A quiet, reliable, clinically-robust system that is easy to operate

More Information on the SOLO2 Transportable Concentrator

$3,995.00

MSRP: $5,999.00

Model / Item:
Invacare SOLO2

Airline Approved

XPO2 Portable Concentrator

Now approved for use in flight by the FAA.

Reliable & durable, backed by a 3 year limited warranty

Lightweight, easy to use, clinically robust

More Information on the XPO2 Portable Concentrator

$3,995.00

MSRP: $4,510.76

Model / Item:
Invacare XPO2

Helpful Information for Travel Oxygen

Planning is key.

• Before purchasing any tickets know the oxygen policy of the airline.
• If you need asisstance boarding the plane, you can get a Gate Pass for someone helping you with your oxygen.
• Keep a copy of your prescription with you at all times, and keep an extra copy in your carry-on bag.
• Having enough batteries for your trip is vital.

Don’t be discouraged

• Traveling with oxygen can definitely be accomplished, with the proper planning.

Schedule to have oxygen equipment delivered at your destination:

• Keep a printed copy of your service agreement.

• Have a 24hr contact name and telephone number if additional service is needed.

Educate yourself on the oxygen equipment that is available to you.

• Practice using your portable oxygen equipment before you leave for your trip.
• If you are traveling abroad, know what’s available to you and where to get it.
• You can talk to Bach Medical Supply about traveling with oxygen.

Consult your physician prior to traveling with oxygen.

• Flying or traveling to higher altitudes may affect the way you use travel oxygen.

Frequently Asked Questions about Travel Oxygen

Question: Will my Medicare or insurance pay for my travel needs?
No, Medicare will not pay for travel oxygen needs.  Insurance varies by company but based on our past experiences, insurance typically will not pay for travel oxygen needs. 

Question: What are my cost to rent or buy a travel oxygen unit?
Costs vary by model, number of days or weeks rented, and number of additional batteries needed. You will need to call 417.447.5500 for an estimate.  Please have an idea of the number of days you will be traveling and for those individual traveling by air, the flight duration.

Question: Do I need a doctor’s prescription?
Yes, a doctors prescription is required.  Prescriptions can be either mailed or faxed.

Question: How many batteries are provided?
Bach Medical Supply provides one battery for each rented  travel concentrator. Additional batteries are available for an additional cost.

Question: Can't I just buy my own batteries from a hardware store?
No, the batteries are unique to each model of travel concentrator. They can only be obtained through the manufacturer or a dealer.

Question: How long will the battery last?
Battery duration varies by model and oxygen flow. The most popular travel concentrators will run about 3 hours per battery with an oxygen flow setting of 3 or less. You will need to call 417.447.5500 to get a better idea of which machine best suits your needs and how many batteries will be necessary for your trip.

Question: How soon before my trip should I reserve equipment?
We suggest you reserve your equipment as soon as possible to avoid any problems. 

Question: How heavy is the travel oxygen concentrator?
Weight varies by model.  Most travel models weigh between 10 and 20 pounds with two batteries.