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Bivalv
Oxygen Tank Carrier

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Portable oxygen use reinvented through a clam shell encasing mechanism that allows for an easier set up by decreasing the distance required to lift a tank into the holder.

1.5m
Americans use
supplemental oxygen

 

Ages 65+
COPD affects mostly the

older population
 

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Current Portable Oxygen
 

Difficult to lift
 

Hard to maneuver
 

Uncomfortable accessory
 

How might we improve existing portable
oxygen equipment to
refine the user's
experience both emotionally and physically
, in order to alleviate the initial self-consciousness and discomfort found in the use of supplemental oxygen?

Ideation
 

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1. Place the oxygen tank in the opening of the base.
 
2. By the weight of the tank, the shell will close on itself.

3. Secure the tank with the two side-release buckle clasps.


 

Steps of Use
 

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Webbed Nylon
 

Satin Stainless Steel
 

A sleek finish creates
an elevated look

 

Durable fabric prevents
metal-on-metal noise and
adds an element of accessory

 

Personalized elegance for every lifestyle.

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Decreased required  tank lift height by 66%
 

Unique design adds style and boosts confidence

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Bivalv
Lift Less, Live More.

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