Pure Medical

My wife needed a portable oxygen concentrator. We went with Pure Medical and everything went well with my experience with their rep, Barry. We reached an agreement on the price and the shipping. His professionalism and knowledge of the product were excellent too. We’re happy with the quality of the unit. Their product is extremely lightweight and reliable. It made my wife's life a lot better because she was otherwise homebound. Now, she doesn't have to be.

I decided to get a portable oxygen concentrator as I felt like I would need one at some point. I purchased the Inogen G4 from Pure Medical. I like its price. I have used it twice now and I’m very satisfied. Barry the sales representative was also kind, very knowledgeable, and very prompt in answering my questions.

I bought a portable oxygen concentrator so it would be easier for me to get around. I got the Inogen G3 from Pure Medical. I had a great experience with their sales team. They were very helpful, and when I was ready to buy one, they were ready to ship it. The only thing I had to do was get a prescription. Once I got the prescription, I had it within two days. I love Inogen G3 because whenever I go out, it goes with me. The extended battery that it has is also good for nine hours. Inogen G3 has improved my life because I feel more like a person now. I carry the tank around and I got a little backpack on my side. I don't feel like people are looking at me. It makes it so much easier to get around because a tank only lasts for about an hour or two hours but with Inogen G3, I get nine hours. If I wear those all day long, I can and I don't have to worry about running back. The only issue I have is if something would happen and it would break down.

I’m 82 and I had an acute heart failure on an aircraft and I was taken off on a stretcher and was in the hospital for a couple of days. I had to get something, and Pure Medical’s rep, John, did it all for me. He was straightforward and I got everything that I asked for. When I needed something, he would provide me answers. In fact, I didn't have the prescription for it and I wrote a note to John after 5:00 and he still was able to answer me at about 9:00 which was great. He didn’t say that he could wait until tomorrow. He took care of if it then. I got the Inogen 3 and when I checked the pricing, I got as good a deal as I would have with anybody else without having to worry about not getting a lot of BS along with it.

I needed an oxygen concentrator that was a little more accessible. The other ones were bulky and it was hard moving around. I called Pure Medical and every question I had, they answered and they got me started right away. It was just a good experience. I got the Innogen G4 and with it, I’m able to go more and do more. I don’t tire out as easily with that as I did with the other oxygen. I always have my backup batteries with me so I don't have to transport all the other stuff with me. This unit is lightweight and it’s easier to take with me.

I saw Pure Medical in the newspaper and also, a fellow kept calling about it. The day I gave him a credit card number, I didn’t hear from him for three days. I called him and told him that the portable oxygen concentrator better be here in the next two days, or else I’m gonna cancel the credit card. It came the next day. So, that was not cool but everything was fine with their reps during our interaction and they answered my questions. I didn’t have that many because I didn’t know what they were talking about but I knew I needed it from talking to other people. The portable oxygen concentrator helps when I go out and when I’m not breathing well. However, it’s noisy. I was at a meeting the other night and I had it on. There was a lady two people down from me that had one on same as mine and hers was not making a sound. So, there’s something not right with it. But as much as it costs, it ought to be fine. The experience could have been better.

Inogen has a better reputation than the other portable concentrators. Pure Medical are the dealers for the Inogen and they offered me a good deal. Not being able to breathe, I decided to purchase a portable oxygen concentrator. I called and a gentleman answered the phone. We asked him a few questions and he answered them. He gave me a price and gave me a website to look at. I went and looked at the website, then came back. We negotiated a bit and got another price, and I said that I would take it. I got the G3. The guy I talked to was Barry and he sounded concerned and knowledgeable. He was not pushy at all.

My wife needed oxygen and we had a home concentrator that was being rented, but we take a lot of trips and we needed it for close aircraft and van transportation. I called a website that was indicating a price that I wanted to pay. That particular phone call ended up with nothing happening. Two days later, I received a call from Pure Medical asking if I was still interested in purchasing the Inogen unit. I told the rep I was still interested and they quoted me a price, which was acceptable to me.

My husband had been on oxygen through the VA and they only had the big tank that he dragged around. Then, I saw Pure Medical on Craigslist. I pulled it up and it seemed like a good price. The sales team told me what it was and did just what they said. I was a bit leery though because I wasn’t sure if Pure Medical was reputable but it turned out all right and I would recommend them. I bought my husband a portable oxygen concentrator so he would not be tied to the house. It changed his quality of life for about a week but then they figured out what was wrong with him so he didn’t need it anymore. But I would recommend Pure Medical.

The Pure Medical oxygen concentrator was something that my father had mentioned that would be easier for him instead of carrying a bottle, so we gave him that for his Christmas present. I searched a lot and talked to a lot of people. The rep that I talked to was very nice and helpful and at that moment, Pure Medical seemed to have the best deal. She explained to me a lot about the device, what was best for my father, what my options were and she understood our situation. We purchased the Inogen G3 for him and he enjoys it very much. It is very much easier for him to get around..

I decided to purchase a portable oxygen concentrator for mobility and I chose Pure Medical because their team is very credible. The sales representative were honest and knowledgeable. They were nice guys.

My dad needed a portable oxygen concentrator for ease of getting around places. Pure Medical's prices were competitive. I called them a couple of times and they answered all my questions, and it was easy. I talked to two different people, and one of them was very much on top of everything. The other one was a little less helpful, but he wasn't rude. He was just not as enthusiastic and on top of things as the other man I talked to. The device gives him my dad the capability of easily getting around the house. He and my mother are both 91, and having the big tubing from the big air concentrator going here and there all through the house was always dangerous. And so, now, that's not an issue. We're pleased with Pure Medical.

I needed to be able to go out and work. Pure Medical had a good demo program so I got a portable oxygen concentrator from them. I contacted them and they contacted me back. I needed a little speedier delivery than normal and I got it so everything was fine. I have the model 4 oxygen concentrator and it's fine. But the batteries are not four-hour batteries as advertised. They only last about an hour and a half. It is also inconvenient taking the machine off so that I can cook or work around propane. I don’t like the idea of oxygen and flammable working together. But those aside, I'd do it again with Pure Medical.

Pure Medical has the most visible product out there. I got a Portable Oxygen Concentrator 'cause I needed to breathe. The quality of the POC is fine, so far. But it's a little difficult to learn. They don’t give any information about it. When they shipped it to me, there was no card in there from Pure Medical, so that I could file it for who to contact. They have the big fold-out poster type of thing, but there were really no instructions on what to try for different situations. But I’d recommend Pure Medical. When I talked to them, they were fine.

I have a Pure Medical POC and I like it. Its quality is decent and it lasts a while. It's easy to handle and it has a pocket where I can put my cell phone in. The best part about it is that we can plug it into my car or in the wall. So, it works well. My only complaint about my it is that it's heavy, just like every other oxygen tank. Still, I deal with it and it has been okay. Pure Medical's team was also very informative and they did a good job.

I liked that a portable oxygen concentrator has no weight and I called Pure Medical. They let me know how it works but they didn’t tell me that it pulsates with my breathing. When I breathe, it breathes but I want one that breathes all the time with me. Although it helps me in getting around out in the yard, I’m not very satisfied with it.

We have backups for everything because things aren’t made the way they were 60 years ago. I didn’t realize that oxygen tanks could break all of a sudden, and I didn’t wanna be travelling and have it break so we wanted a backup. My husband looked on the computer and Pure Medical attracted him. The sales team was excellent. They were so friendly and it was like I'd known them for a long time. It was a pleasant experience. We got the G3 and it really helps ‘cause I was on the oxygen tanks and if I wanted to go some place for the day, I had to bring a six-pack along. With the oxygen concentrator, I can just plug it into the DC outlet and have it charged while we’re driving around. Also, the oxygen tanks don’t stand up when you put them down. With the concentrator, you can just lay it right there on the counter and it stays there. It doesn’t roll around and that's a big difference if you’re trying to work with something and you can put it down and not have it roll.

We had good experience with Pure Medical. We bought Inogen, portable oxygen, from them. They accepted my credit card and the product came on time. The machine works fine just like they advertised and my wife enjoys using it. I asked Pure Medical some questions and everything that they answered has been true so far. So, I’m happy and satisfied.

I was tired of carrying bottles around so I purchased a Portable Oxygen Concentrator. I called Pure Medical and and the rep was very informative. I told her what I needed and she was very helpful. She walked me through it and took care of all the paperwork, and it worked out fine. I got the Inogen G3 and I’m no longer afraid to go anywhere. I don’t have to keep looking at tanks all the time or worry about running out of air. I’ve only had my POC for a month but so far, it has been good.

I had wanted a portable oxygen concentrator for a long time, but they're expensive and my insurance company won’t cover them. I found Pure Medical in the newspaper and I called them, and then I talked to John. I didn’t make up my mind then because I’m not one that just orders stuff. I thought about it and I researched Pure Medical. I called back and talked to John again, and he ordered it and got it here in no time. I didn’t have a certain part and he shipped me six of them, and he told me where to buy them real cheap. I got the Philips SimplyGo Mini and I love it. He said it’s much better than the G4. I can take it anywhere I wanna go.

A nurse in my doctor’s office who was doing the research for me gave the recommendation for Pure Medical and the experience was very good. Mabel, the sales rep, was very helpful and nice. We got the G3 but my husband has not adjusted to it yet so, we’re working on that. My husband needs oxygen 100% of the time now and we have a big oxygen plugin that we use to fill the little canisters with that he uses at night. The Inogen is a little more portable and my husband could carry it easier. A power outage was also a concern, but we could fill it using the cigarette lighter in the car if we had to. Plus, I like that when refilling, I have a little screen showing how much I have to go until 100%.

We had been thinking about getting a portable oxygen concentrator for a long time and we supposedly had one on order through my tank provider. But it had stalled so many times that we finally gave up and decided to buy one. We saw Pure’s advertisement in the paper and went with them. We dealt with a woman named Mabel and everything went smoothly. She came when she said she would come, and we purchased the G4. I made a mistake on that though. Maybe I should have gotten a G3 because its battery lasts a little longer. The battery doesn’t seem to last very long in the G4. It seems like I get about two hours out of it. Nonetheless, the G4 is handy. You carry it and hardly know it’s there. It’s easier. I like the lightness of it and its compactness. There is no more of the aggravation of lugging the tanks around. I also feel very safe about using the G4. Overall, my experience with Pure Medical was very good.

My husband has trouble breathing and our doctor told us that Pure Medical was the best POC provider. The sales team was really great and very helpful, and so far, the G3 has been great. My husband can take it wherever he needs to go. We've had it for about a month and a half and it has made him more active.

I purchased the G3 and I like the convenience. It allows me more freedom in going places in the car. Wherever I go, I can take it easily compared to the oxygen tanks. I also have a bigger concentrator but with this small one, I’m thinking of taking a three-day cruise. It would be a whole lot more convenient for me to carry than the big concentrator. It was also good dealing with Pure Medical's representative. I talked to a gentleman when I called and he told me the pricing and what the options were. He knew what he was talking about and I decided to go with Pure Medical for the price. It's about $400 to $500 cheaper.

I have COPD and the oxygen companies simply don't supply portable oxygen-making equipment. They want to saddle you with these bottles that just don't work if you travel. I saw a Pure Medical ad in one of the newspapers that I subscribe to and their price seemed competitive. And when I called, the rep knew exactly what I was talking about. She had two concentrator models available and she said if I decided to purchase, it could be shipped out forthwith. I purchased the heavier one with the longer life and she was very helpful in the process. It took me about 10 days to get my unit but it wasn't something that I needed the next day. So that wasn't a real issue and outside of that, they did a fine job. I've got a trip that I'm planning within a few weeks and I certainly won't drag those bottles around with me. I would absolutely recommend Pure Medical. They're easy. Just pick up the phone and call them, and they'll help you.

I wanted to go see my kids and I need a portable oxygen concentrator to go into a higher altitude. I have pulmonary hypertension and a heart leakage. I was a little nervous buying one online that's not local, but I just didn't have a lot of money. I went with Pure Medical for the price which was cheaper than the others. I contacted their sales team online and then I called them. They said the same guarantee and everything is every place else. It said it was a new machine and that it hadn't been used and it was an open-box one.

One time, I got tired of looking at them bottles around me so I decided to buy a portable oxygen concentrator. I saw an ad by Pure Medical in the papers, called them and found their rep very personable on the phone. He was informative and so I had a very good idea of what I was getting. I got a G3 and life has been easier for me since. The unit is very well made. However, one thing that bothers me about it is the hose that is 8 feet long. At most I only need 2 to 2 1/2 feet. Since I have to walk around, I have to find a place to stuff the hose. Nevertheless, I like that I can just pick up the G3 and go. I don't have to worry about getting a bottle and making sure it has oxygen in it. I'd definitely recommend Pure Medical.

I have COPD and lung cancer. I have to have oxygen anywhere I go. After I've seen the small portable oxygen concentrator online, I talked to John at Pure Medical and he seemed to be a straight guy. He was outstanding and it was just like being with a family member. He is very helpful and has great knowledge for their product. I got the chance to meet him too. I went by his office in Asheville, North Carolina and bought another battery. It was really nice meeting him and seeing his office.

I was on oxygen bottles and they were a pain. I looked for a portable oxygen concentrator and Pure Medical had an ad in the paper saying they were a bit less than what they normally were. The sales representative at Pure Medical did a very good job and she was informative about anything we asked her. I got the G3 that has five settings. I'm supposed to be on four but I've been running it on three because I'm getting more oxygen out of it than I ever did with the bottles. I got the double battery and they said this would last 9 to 10 hours, but while on four, it was only about four and a half. That was the only thing I was disappointed in. I took it down to one and it jumped up to nine and a half. They must have based that 9-10 hours on number one setting.

I'm on oxygen 24/7 and I found oxygen bottles on Craigslist in Florida. I live right outside of Tampa and had a Tampa phone number, so I called it. It was Pure Medical in North Carolina and they had the best deal on the unit I wanted. Everybody else wanted $2,500, $2,700, and this one, the Inogen G3, was $1995 with a 16-cell battery, which will last eight and a half hours. I talked to Mabel and she was nice. She sent me back an email and they had prices on it.