A healthy person can live with a small carbon monoxide leak all winter and barely notice. A person with COPD cannot afford to.
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A person with COPD is already running at 88–92% oxygen — right up against the line, with nothing left in reserve. Low-level CO doesn't need to reach dangerous levels to cause harm. It just needs to take a few percent off what they were barely surviving on.
The cruelest part: CO symptoms — breathlessness, exhaustion, poor sleep, foggy thinking — are identical to COPD worsening. The doctor adjusts the inhaler. The family accepts that this is where things are now. Nobody thinks to check the air.
And the lung function lost during a CO-worsened winter doesn't come back. COPD damage is permanent.
Most people don't know that standard CO detectors don't alarm until 70 PPM — an emergency level. Everything below that, including the levels quietly stripping oxygen from someone with no reserve, goes completely unseen.
That's why TrueDetect monitors from 1 PPM and alarms at 30 PPM — hours before a vulnerable body reaches the danger zone.
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