Portable Oxygen Concentrator Accessories, Parts And Supplies
Salter GREEN Oxygen Supply Tubing Connector (Male to Male)Special Price $2.45 Regular Price $3.00Temporary price reductionSave 18%- Holds tubing securely
- Easy connecting/disconnecting
- Connect standard 5mm-7mm tubing
Tender Grip Oxygen Cannula & Tubing Skin Fixation SystemSpecial Price $1.39 Regular Price $1.89Temporary price reductionSave 26%- Conforms to the contours of the skin without pulling or stretching
- Practically invisible when worn
- Moisture resistant
E-Z Wrap Ear Protector PairSpecial Price $1.70 Regular Price $2.89Temporary price reductionSave 41%- Protects Ears from Moisture Produced from Cannula
- Closed-Cell Foam Repels Moisture
- Prevents Skin Breakdown
Salter Labs Quiet Nasal Cannula with 7' Tubing$3.25- Max. cannula flow is 0-8 lpm
- The cannula is latex-free
- The prong is curved and non-flared
- Length of the tubing is 7ft
- Perfect for pediatric use
Salter Labs Humidifier Connector Adapter Tubing for Various Oxygen Concentrators (15 Inches)$4.95 As low as $1.95- 5 inches long
- Molded connector and male thread grip
- Attaches humidifier bottle to concentrators
Salter Labs Water Trap with Self Sealing Cap$4.95 As low as $3.96Salter Labs Water Trap with Self-Sealing Cap for Oxygen Tubing
Choose between the Self Sealing Cap or the Threaded Sealing Cap
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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
What Is The Typical Delivery Time For Portable Oxygen Concentrator Accessories?
The free shipping method is UPS or USPS ground shipping. If you place your order by 3:30 pm Monday-Friday and supply us with your prescription, we aim to ship the same day. Your order should arrive within 1-5 business days. If it has not arrived after 5 business days, please contact us with your name and order number.
Are There Any Additional Shipping Charges For Portable Oxygen Concentrator Parts?
Shipping fees do apply on certain orders, however, free shipping is available on all domestic orders over $99 shipped to the lower 48 states (except for Nevada). Learn more on our Shipping Policy Page.
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.
How Often Should I Replace The Filters And Batteries Of A Portable Oxygen Concentrator?
External filters should be cleaned weekly and replaced when damaged or worn. External batteries typically last about 300 hours before needing to be replaced. For both internal filters and batteries, contact your device’s manufacturer for assistance.
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.