Medical machines used to provide oxygen from the ambient air in the form of a gas with a high concentration are called oxygen concentrators. It is generally used at home, in hospitals, and in healthcare facilities, with medical supervision. An oxygen concentrator is not a cylinder of oxygen, but rather a machine that filters out nitrogen from the air that is taken from the room, and provides oxygen-enriched air through a nasal cannula or appropriate mask.
There are different types of oxygen concentrators, such as 5 litres and oxygen concentrator 10 litres. P.O.C's (portable oxygen concentrators) are also available for patients who require more mobility during travel or during their daily activities and are eligible. The choice of the right device depends on the patient's prescribed oxygen flow, the amount of oxygen that the patient needs, and how the patient lives.
When selecting an oxygen concentrator, look for oxygen output, electricity usage, mobility, noise level, warranty and customer support. Frequent maintenance and maintenance properly guarantee reliable performance. Please check with a physician qualified in oxygen therapy to decide on the oxygen therapy settings appropriate for you.
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There are different types of oxygen concentrators, such as 5 litres and oxygen concentrator 10 litres. P.O.C's (portable oxygen concentrators) are also available for patients who require more mobility during travel or during their daily activities and are eligible. The choice of the right device depends on the patient's prescribed oxygen flow, the amount of oxygen that the patient needs, and how the patient lives.
When selecting an oxygen concentrator, look for oxygen output, electricity usage, mobility, noise level, warranty and customer support. Frequent maintenance and maintenance properly guarantee reliable performance. Please check with a physician qualified in oxygen therapy to decide on the oxygen therapy settings appropriate for you.
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