Post by Ryder on Oct 23rd, 2009 at 9:28pm
If you have an E tank and want to get an affordable 25 lpm regulator, I found a great place and wanted to share the info.
Marc pointed out this site: START PRINTPAGEMultimedia File Viewing and Clickable Links are available for Registered Members only!! You need to
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END PRINTPAGE. I ordered one of their 25 lpm regulators ($32.50), and received an e-mail an hour later from Michael (site is family owned and operated), who explained they stopped carrying all their 25 lpm regulators but haven't updated their site yet. However, they did get some "standard body" 25 lpm regulators in and the site just doesn't reflect this as of yet (Oct 23, 2009). He offered to mail one out for me at the same price as the discontinued ones, and I received it the very next day. Talk about service!
I wanted to recommend this place, and thank Marc for the link. You can let Michael know you suffer from CHs - I told him a little bit about us and what a difference the higher lpm can make.
I think the price for the new regulators will be somewhat higher than the $32.50 price for the discontinued ones, but he didn't sound like it would be much more.
Hope this helps!
And yes, I was made aware of how fast the E tank would get depleted at this flow rate :o
I plan to talk to my insurance company about an M tank to add to my tank collection.
Marc pointed out this site: START PRINTPAGEMultimedia File Viewing and Clickable Links are available for Registered Members only!! You need to
or END PRINTPAGE. I ordered one of their 25 lpm regulators ($32.50), and received an e-mail an hour later from Michael (site is family owned and operated), who explained they stopped carrying all their 25 lpm regulators but haven't updated their site yet. However, they did get some "standard body" 25 lpm regulators in and the site just doesn't reflect this as of yet (Oct 23, 2009). He offered to mail one out for me at the same price as the discontinued ones, and I received it the very next day. Talk about service! I wanted to recommend this place, and thank Marc for the link. You can let Michael know you suffer from CHs - I told him a little bit about us and what a difference the higher lpm can make.
I think the price for the new regulators will be somewhat higher than the $32.50 price for the discontinued ones, but he didn't sound like it would be much more.
Hope this helps!
And yes, I was made aware of how fast the E tank would get depleted at this flow rate :o
I plan to talk to my insurance company about an M tank to add to my tank collection.