Portable Oxygen Concentrator Accessories And Supplies
- Air Inlet Filters for DeVilbiss Traveler Nebulizer System (pack of 5)$12.99
This Replacement Filter is for the DeVilbiss Traveler Nebulizer. It measures approx. 3/4" W x 3/8 H. For best results, filters should be changed every 15-30 days, or when it appears dirty or discolored.
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About Portable Oxygen Concentrator Parts And Accessories
Portable oxygen concentrator accessories improve oxygen therapy. Get a wide range of Portable oxygen concentrator accessories like backpacks, batteries, power cables, and more.
Portable Oxygen Concentrators accessories help to make your oxygen therapy comfortable. Find all accessories you need for your portable oxygen concentrator at The Oxygen Concentrator Supplies Shop.
FAQs On Portable Oxygen Concentrator Accessories, Parts, And Supplies
Why Use a Wheelchair Pack For Oxygen Concentrators?
This oxygen concentrator accessory attaches to wheelchairs making transport easier.
Why Use Portable Oxygen Concentrator Accessories?
After choosing the right portable oxygen concentrator, consider checking the type of accessories that will improve comfort and ease of therapy so that you can stick with it. Accessories like battery power and backpacks can extend the range of your activities.
How To Carry A Portable Oxygen Concentrator?
For quick travel across town, many people choose to use a carrying bag for their POC. Hip bags, which resemble waist packs, are popular, but there are other options for carry cases. As a replacement, several portable oxygen concentrators come with special backpacks.
Are Filters Used In Portable Oxygen Concentrators?
Reusable filters come with the majority of portable oxygen concentrators and should be changed once per week and washed with lukewarm water and soap. After cleaning the filter, let it dry naturally before putting it back into the oxygen concentrator.
What Should I Do If My Portable Oxygen Concentrator Loses Power?
While using a portable oxygen concentrator (POC), you may plug it into the wall if your battery runs out. However, outlets are not always available. That is why it is important to have extra fully charged batteries with you wherever you go to continue receiving oxygen. Maintain a supply of fully charged batteries that will last for a few days, if possible.