Guest guest Posted June 25, 2008 Report Share Posted June 25, 2008 Sorry Amy, I didn't deliberately ignore your post, it's just very hard to answer. Peoples sat levels and their O2 requirements are highly individual. You need whatever it takes for your sats to remain in the 90's, for me, that's 1L at rest and anything up to 6L when doing anything. For others it's a higher level at rest, but they don't necessarily need to crank it up so high on exersion. I'm going to repeat the mantra of get yourself an oxymeter, then you can assertain your own needs for yourself. >> Last night I posted a question only one person took the time to answer. I reallly need help and wanted to know what has everyone been told re: saturation should it be 93 95 etc should one person have 6 lpm to get 97 or 4 to get 93? Only one person took the time to answer (thank you Peggy) do you have to know everyone to get an answer. Please help. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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