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A member asked:
How much dose supplemental oxygen tank cost, a little one for travel?
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As little as $159: I searched a few medical supply places and found them from $159 to $359. That includes the regulator and carrying case. Most of those places require a prescription. You can get them for much less if you already have a regulator. I found a few tiny ones for as little as $45.
Answered 5/26/2016
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