Drive Medical Oxygen Cylinder Metal Cart Size D/E, 13002sv

Nice! Simple assembly. Very helpful.

I have a friend with COPD who got pneumonia. After the cure she was so weak that she was sent to a physical rehab center. They gave her a wheelchair and oxygen. I am allowed to sign her out for 4 hours at a time. That sounds strange but most of the people at the clinic are severely senile. I had to lift the wheelchair into the back of a van and she had to sling the loose tank past the passenger's seat. She got strong enough that the chair was unnecessary and an obstacle. The center was deaf to her requests for a portable carrying system. So one day I went online to find a local store and probably get it on Medicare. The prices of things paid for by Medicare is up to 4 times the price in a store. So I looked at $75 and $150 items. And then this. $20 and 2 day delivery on Prime. Possibly rolled tubing with a seam, held together by screws and a coat of spray paint. S'good enuf for a gamble. Instead it has strong tubing, welds or spring loaded pins, a heavy baked on coating and rubber ends even where the are not too necessary. Perfect. We didn't take away the money from you taxpayers. It feels great to be virtuous when it doesn't cost me much.

Very nice , useful to have more than one if you need oxygen .

Works as it should.

Perfect size, lightweight, easy to use, and great price

For the money, this item has value. It's well made, light and sturdy.

works great for my husband

Inexpensive, fairly sturdy, well balanced. Can be partly disassembled for smaller car use. Easy to push or pull along