Is there much of a difference between 1200 l/min vs 1800 l/min?

These numbers refer to gas production volume per hour (many manufacturers label this as mL/min or L/hour — but functionally it reflects total hydrogen + oxygen output capacity).

For individual home use, the 1200 output model already provides more than enough hydrogen and oxygen flow to fully saturate a standard nasal cannula or mask. The upcoming 1800 version is designed for higher-demand or multi-user environments. Most customers will not experience a noticeable difference in therapeutic performance between the two.

Practical Comparison

1200 L/min (Current Production Model)

• Easily supports 1 user at full therapeutic flow

• Stable hydrogen concentration

• Lower electrical load = better long-term reliability

• Quieter operation

• Less heat stress on components

• Ideal for home and daily personal use

1800 L/min (Higher Capacity Model – Future Release)

• Designed for:

  • Higher flow therapy protocols

  • Longer continuous sessions

  • Potential dual-user setups

• Slightly faster saturation of breathing circuit volume

• Intended more for clinic-style or high-demand use