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Level 2 · Buyer· 5 min read·Updated 2026-06-27

Understanding machine output (ml/min)

Output is the most quoted figure on a hydrogen inhaler. It's also the most misunderstood. This article unpacks what ml/min means and how to compare across brands.

Key takeaways

  • ml/min = volume of H₂ delivered per minute at the outlet.
  • Real-world delivery depends on purity, cannula and breathing pattern.
  • Two machines at the same ml/min can deliver very different sustained output.

What the number means

ml/min is millilitres of gas leaving the outlet per minute. At ≥99.991% purity, essentially all of that is H₂. At lower purity, a chunk is water vapour or oxygen.

Sustained vs peak

A machine may hit its headline ml/min for 5 minutes from cold start and then drop as the stack warms. Check the continuous run-time figure: that's what you'll actually breathe over a 60-minute session.

Frequently asked questions

For a single user on short daily sessions, yes. For two users or long sessions, look at 900 ml/min and above.

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