Drive DeVilbiss iGO2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator (POC)

Why Choose the Drive DeVilbiss iGO2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator – POC

The Drive DeVilbiss iGO2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator is designed for users who need a compact oxygen concentrator for travel, daily outings, and portable respiratory care routines. It concentrates oxygen from room air and delivers oxygen support according to the user's prescribed settings, making it practical for home care, mobility, and caregiver-supported oxygen therapy — freedom to keep moving without being tied to stationary equipment.

Key Features

✔ Portable oxygen concentrator

✔ Drive DeVilbiss iGO2 model

✔ POC design for portable oxygen therapy

✔ Provides concentrated oxygen from room air

✔ Designed for prescribed supplemental oxygen use

✔ Compact and travel-friendly format

✔ Suitable for home care and daily mobility routines

✔ Compatible with appropriate oxygen tubing and nasal cannulas

✔ Practical for users who need oxygen support away from stationary equipment

Benefits

✔ Supports prescribed oxygen therapy in a portable format

✔ Helps users maintain oxygen support during daily activities

✔ Compact design makes it easier to carry compared with stationary concentrators

✔ Useful for home use, travel preparation, errands, and caregiver-supported outings

✔ Reduces reliance on larger oxygen equipment for portable use

✔ Helps keep oxygen therapy more accessible and convenient

✔ Practical for users who need mobility-focused respiratory support

Usage/Application

Ideal for portable oxygen therapy, home oxygen support, travel use when approved, daily outings, respiratory care routines, caregiver-supported mobility, and users who require a portable oxygen concentrator as part of their prescribed oxygen therapy plan. Supplemental oxygen is a prescribed therapy — use the iGO2 only at the flow settings prescribed by your physician or respiratory therapist, and do not change settings without their direction. Set up the device according to the manufacturer's instructions with compatible tubing and a nasal cannula, keep the air intake vents unobstructed during operation, and never use the concentrator near open flames, smoking, or flammable materials, as oxygen accelerates combustion. Manage battery charge before outings and carry backup power or a contingency plan as advised by your oxygen provider, and confirm airline and travel requirements before flying with a POC. Monitor how you feel during therapy and contact your care team if symptoms such as increased shortness of breath occur, clean the cannula and exterior as directed, replace filters and accessories on the manufacturer's schedule, and arrange servicing through your equipment provider — do not attempt internal repairs.