Zadro Tranquil Sounds Personal Oxygen Bar

I bought this for my mother when she had surgery to remove part of her lung. It helped before she was given full oxygen from her doctor. In order for her to be covered by insurance for an oxygen concentrator she had to wake up all night long gasping for breath and go through barbaric testing. This helped her get through the days until we called hospice in. Trying to get oxygen is a not easy.She uses her full oxygen now ... I use this when I am tired and it really does make me feel better . I never used the mist or the music. But for what we needed it worked. Also no batteries just wall plug... » Read More

I purchased this product and was extremely dissatisfied with it. The air that blows out of the headset is literally a joke. The build-up of water in the tube is ridiculous. If I could return it, I would have done it, but the sticker on the box said once you tear it off the box, you can't get a refund. How crazy, considering I just paid about $400 for this tranquil sounds oxygen bar. On the plus side, the music is nice.

I really wanted this item to deliver as advertised. Everything featured (soothing sounds, timed oxygen intake, mouth piece delivery system) was way too loud. I tried a separate "cannula" attachment and the vibration is really annoying. Very disappointing purchase - $350.00 - I just hope I can return it for a refund.

I was given this item as a gift, and I have to say, it does everything it is advertised to do. It's not advertised as a miracle cure for asthma, emphysema, piles, acne, depreciation on your home value ect. I was given it because I have asthma but am very sensitive to the emergency medications and can't use as much as recommended and can't get as much benefit from them. My dad thought it might help boost the effectiveness of the emergency medication if I have enriched oxygen. It does help, maybe not as much as the oxygen you are given in the hospital or a medical setting, but it does help to ease the muscle ache and fatigue, with the lung pain, ect associated with low oxygen in your blood. It's not at all a replacement for emergency medications or medical treatment.The reason I give it four stars rather than five (and it's possibly unfair of me to do so, I'm not sure) is that it seems kind of pricey, especially considering that there is no refund. I couldn't justify spending this amount of money myself when I had no way of testing it out to see if it actually did what it was supposed to do first. They say it's because of the hygiene, but that rings false to me because as an asthma patient who has taken breathing treatments in doctor's offices, clinics and emergency rooms, I know that they don't throw the entire machines that they use to nebulize the medications away after a single use. They throw away the mouthpiece and even the rubber hosing, which makes absolute sense, but they don't throw away the machine. The same with the machines that provide Oxygen to patients (which d work better than this one but probably cost a lot more, too, so no complaint there). I could understand not giving a full refund to compensate for the cost of replacing the tube, headpiece and filters, and then reselling the item as a refurbished, but it's asking a lot to expect to pay $300-$400 for a machine that frankly does seem kind of gimmicky on paper, and not even offer a partial refund, especially when the only part that would really need to be replace for hygiene reasons would be the cheapest part of the machine.

I received this a few weeks ago and have probably been instrumental in the sale of a few others. Everyone that tries this machine out loves it. I was skeptical buying this as there were some negative reviews, however those reviews were mostly because people expected more from the machine than what was actually advertised.