Your match and your price.

Brand-new and genuine. Every unit is factory-sealed, ships with a genuine US serial number, and carries the full Inogen factory warranty. We're an authorized Inogen dealer, so what arrives is the current US model with current software, never a refurbished, reconditioned, or imported gray-market unit.

If you've seen a Rove 6 listed lower somewhere else, it's worth checking the fine print. A lower price there often means a used or refurbished unit, an older generation, or an import with no US warranty. On a genuine, new, US-warranty Rove 6 from an authorized dealer, our price is among the most competitive you'll find, and if you do find a lower one from another authorized dealer, we'll match it.

Yes. Portable oxygen concentrators are FDA-cleared medical devices and a prescription is required for every unit. If you do not have the paperwork in hand, our specialists help you complete it as part of the process.

Straight answer: we're not a Medicare supplier, so we can't bill Medicare. Medicare also won't reimburse a portable concentrator you buy and own. That's true whether or not you'd personally qualify.

If going through Medicare matters most to you, the route is your doctor, a face-to-face exam, and a Medicare-enrolled supplier in your area. It's worth knowing what that looks like: approval usually takes a couple of months, the supplier provides a unit from their own list rather than the one you picked (often a heavier or home unit), and it is typically a 13-month rental before you own it, with you paying 20% of the cost along the way.

Most people who buy from us outright do it for three reasons:

• You own it. No monthly rental, no supplier contract, no returning it if your coverage changes.
• You choose the unit. You get the exact Rove 6 you picked, not whatever is on a supplier's list.
• You can travel. No paperwork or approvals to fly, cruise, or move states.

If you'd rather have the unit you picked, this week, owned outright without the wait, that's what we do, and we can break it into monthly payments so it isn't all at once. And if a Medicare rental genuinely suits you better, we'll tell you.

We don't bill insurance directly. Some plans reimburse out-of-network equipment and some don't. What we can do is give you a fully itemized receipt to submit a claim yourself, though reimbursement isn't guaranteed, especially if you haven't confirmed it with your plan first, so check with your insurer before you count on it.

The good news: you don't have to wait on them either way. We can put you on monthly payments now, and if a reimbursement comes through later, it just pays the balance down.

HSA and FSA funds also cover this, portable oxygen concentrators are an eligible expense.

You can spread the cost with Shop Pay Installments, Affirm, or PayPal Credit, apply right at checkout, approval takes about a minute, and there's no paperwork.

Your exact rate and monthly payment are shown before you confirm anything, so you'll see the full terms before you commit. 0% APR options are available depending on your credit, and there are no late fees or prepayment penalties.

HSA and FSA funds also cover this, portable oxygen concentrators are an eligible expense.

One practical note: interest-bearing installment plans are paid by debit card rather than credit card, and interest you've already paid is not refunded if you return the unit. Call us if you'd rather walk through the options with a person.

Yes. The Rove 6 meets FAA acceptance criteria for use on commercial flights. Airlines have their own notice and battery rules, so check with your airline before you travel, and we can walk you through what you need.

It depends on your prescription. Some people are prescribed continuous flow for sleep, in which case a specialist may match you to a continuous-flow unit instead. Always follow your physician's prescription and ask which delivery type suits you. Need a unit quickly? We offer overnight delivery too, call us for shipping options.

Pulse dose delivers a puff of oxygen each time you breathe in, which keeps the unit lighter and the battery longer. Continuous flow delivers a steady stream measured in LPM. Your prescription tells you which one you need.