DEDAKJ Oxygen Concentrator - Tech Review

[@ahhazzaa]

marvellous

[@FatmataConteh-k9f]

How much

[@SanAntonio-]

had fun getting to try it out, I think as a chronically congested person I really did feel a difference trying this out! Awesome review!

[@heybenst]

Such an amazing product omgg, thanks for doing a review!

[@TheBMELife]

Thank you!!

[@WheresTheFood98]

Cool video as always very informative 😎🙌🏻

[@TheBMELife]

Glad you enjoyed it! 🤩

[@tranquiltransitionsllc5049]

Hi, I plugged my machine in. I fill the water tank. I turn on the on off light is illuminated and nothing else happens. I’m not sure what the problem is. Please help.

[@mandisapali7992]

I'm so interested on it

[@ASMRPANDAS]

Great video thank for posting ❤🐼❤️

[@tag_of_frank]

Can you program a routine like 20 minutes max power than 5 minute break repeating? Any API?

[@bhallfdx12345]

I thought this was a review of the product but it just a sells pitch. I am interested in the device but it is from China and many products from China are badly made. What needs to be answered is: Is the Oxygen levels it produces accurate? Are the oxygen levels accurate for the range? Does it really produce oxygen or is it just pumping out plain air. Are the air flow settings correct? If I chose 3L/Min will I get 3/L per minute or something else? Again using the example of 3L/min, am I getting the expected oxygen concentration?

[@TheBMELife]

Those are great questions and a great point. Sorry we couldn’t deliver that. Hope you’re able to find those answers somewhere!

[@TIMWILLIAMS29621]

I bought the Dedakj model de1a 4 years ago and really like it; Chinese made. $300; use it as my heart is not in good shape. It needs a new chemical called zeolite sieve bed tubes easy to change and only as it says when it will need new ones so do not store them; they are a pair made together as one. They are the heart of the machine. About $100 but they last a long time; the machine looks good; works easily and appears to be well engineered. I am a retired civil and mech engineer. Originally a premed student and stay in the know with MD girlfriend of 35 years. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fquzhZKmm9uabrc

[@TIMWILLIAMS29621]

The lady here knows very little about product and how to use.

[@kuyahamoodvlog2871]

can you use it 24 hours?

[@TIMWILLIAMS29621]

yes

[@artmendez6133]

Hi mery Martinez My mom's doctor Recommended a oxigen concentrator My mom is 92 years old She lives in Mexico city Could you tell me How much is the unit cost ? Please

[@TheBMELife]

Hi Art. Sorry for late response. Link to product is in description box. Would you like to email me? [e-mail]

[@TIMWILLIAMS29621]

about $300 or a bit more.

[@zchwjmw]

When you'll be doing the next livestream ?

[@TheBMELife]

Ooooh not sure. When do you want it? We have a podcast with a startup founder coming soon, but won’t be live streamed. Still, keep an eye out! I might do a live stream with just me answering questions as well!

[@tag_of_frank]

Wait what is the difference between maximum 30% oxygen and 93% pure oxygen if you breath 93% pure O2 are you not getting 93% O2 which is more than 30% ??

[@GoogleuserAM]

I believe it's at a high flow rate, IE 9l the oxygen concentration is 30 percent. At 2l per min oxygen flow the concentration is approximately 93 percent oxygen.

[@TIMWILLIAMS29621]

That confused me too.

[@RJSwart]

I payd 10000 for this machine Is this realy what it cost?

[@TIMWILLIAMS29621]

got a new one for $300 - 4 years agon online order from the company; American versions similar were $1k. today's date is 07/2024

[@PerhapsNotAnAiButMaybe]

Furthermore, her saying that the device generates O2 via electrolytic division of H20 into oxygen & hydrogen is at best misleading, as that would make this an h20 electrolysis device, and I want to note that if that's the case, distilled water would be quite shit at catalysing the reaction, salt should be added to improve conduction. I'm done wasting time critiquing this review but a "trust me bro" from someone who litterly says they are "by no means an expert" is worth about as much as a used q-tip. We're talking about medical devices here, get some standards.

[@TheBMELife]

Nicholas, Thank you for your feedback! I agree, this is beyond my expertise. My intent really was to just showcase the product for the sake of it - I admit, a pretty ignorant decision. I appreciate your feedback as it helps me be more careful in doing “reviews” of technologies I have no expertise on. Loved your used q-tip analogy. I appreciate the criticism, and we’ll definitely use it to improve this channel. Best, Meri

[@louisehardison4946]

WHAT ABT THE COTTON IN THE FILTER, CAN YOU USE ANY COTTON BALLS?????????

[@louisehardison4946]

@@TheBMELife THE PHONE # ON THE BOX IS NON EXISITANCE, THERE IS NO HOTLINE??????????????

[@louisehardison4946]

I just bought this item, i will probably return it, not likeling what i read in the reviews

[@TIMWILLIAMS29621]

it uses zeolite to absorb N2 mostly

[@PerhapsNotAnAiButMaybe]

The suggestion to first boil tap water, as an alternative to using distilled water should not be followed. Distilled water is pure H20, I.e. the collected and re-condensed vapors FROM boiling water, which leaves behind minerals and other non evaporative particlulate. its those particles that create 'hard water stains' & that same buildup stands to damage your machine over time. Also agree about the lack of demonstration of efficacy as noted by @bhallfdx12345

[@raka9701]

Mam ,how can I contact u

[@TheBMELife]

[e-mail]

[@raka9701]

@@TheBMELife Sir I am seeking for an internship in the Regulatory Affairs department. I am currently doing my M.pharm in Regulatory Affairs

[@TIMWILLIAMS29621]

@@TheBMELife she is as smart as her pup.