Don’t Let Altitude Sickness Ruin Your Vacation
Coming to high altitude is no joke for many low-landers. The air feels “thin” because of how atmospheric pressure affects oxygen at high altitudes. Basically, the higher you go, the less pressure there is – thus the lower the concentration of oxygen, or the “thinner” the air will be.
The human body often reacts to the lack of oxygen with the following symptoms:
- Fatigue
- Headaches
- Nausea
- Dizziness
- Shortness of breath
- Loss of appetite
- Other unmentionables
Supplemental Oxygen Can Help
Additional Benefits of Oxygen:
Better rest/sleep
More energy
Faster recovery from physical exertion
Increased mental acuity and overall mood
Fewer acute mountain sickness symptoms
“I live at 8,000 feet in downtown Aspen, which means for the past 43 years I’ve always gone ‘uphill’ to get home. My Inogen G3 portable oxygen machine has allowed me to continue living here on my terms – being an avid skier and tennis player.”
Breathe Easy’s state-of-the-art, surprisingly quiet, lightweight oxygen machines are the top of the line. That combined with personal customer service from the owner himself make them the best choice in town.
Breathe Easy’s state-of-the-art, surprisingly quiet, lightweight oxygen machines are the top of the line. That combined with personal customer service from the owner himself make them the best choice in town.
Competitive Pricing
48 hours minimum rental: $150
Additional Nights: $45
One-Week Rental: $375
One-Month Rental: $1200