Portable Oxygen Concentrators
Belluscura X-PLOR Portable Oxygen ConcentratorStarting at$1,999.00- Up to 4.5 hours of use when fully charged
- Pulse flow
- FAA Compliant
Inogen One G4 Portable Oxygen ConcentratorStarting at$2,744.00- Smallest and lightest POC
- 3 pulse dose settings
- Up to 5 hours with extended battery
- Ultra quiet operation
Inogen One G5 Portable Oxygen ConcentratorStarting at$2,983.00- Intelligent Delivery Technology
- Six Pulse Dose settings
- Up to 13 hours battery duration
- Get expert support
Caire FreeStyle Comfort Portable Oxygen ConcentratorStarting at$2,995.00- Offers up to 16 hours of operation
- 5 pulse dose settings
- Lightest POC on the market – only 6 pounds!
Caire SeQual Eclipse 5 Portable Oxygen ConcentratorStarting at$3,550.00- Up to 5.4 hours of battery
- AutoSTAT technology
- CPAP compatible
Caire SeQual Eclipse 5 All-In POCStarting at$3,889.48 Regular Price $3,914.48- Up to 3 LPM continuous flow
- Weighs only 36lbs
- User-friendly control panel
Drive DeVilbiss iGO2 Portable Oxygen ConcentratorStarting at$3,399.00- Pulse dose settings are 1-5 lpm
- Lightweight - less than 2.3 kg
- FAA-Approved, can be used in flights
- Fast and free shipping within the US
Precision Medical EasyPulse POC3Starting at$1,825.00 Regular Price $2,200.00- Three pulse dose settings
- Simple push-button operation
- Up to 11 hours with external battery
- Pre-installed filter
Precision Medical EasyPulse Portable Oxygen Concentrator - PM4150Starting at$1,825.00 Regular Price $2,200.00- Lightweight: 6.6 pounds with Internal Battery
- Up to 10 hours with External Battery
- CMV technology automatically adjusts oxygen volume
- Whisper-quiet operation
Precision Medical Live Active Five POCStarting at$2,150.00 Regular Price $2,450.00- Lightweight, wearable design weighing just 4.9 lbs
- Delivers highest oxygen purity possible
- More than 6 hours of duration with each battery
Philips Respironics SimplyGo Portable Oxygen ConcentratorDiscontinuedLooking for replacement parts?
- Philips Respironics SimplyGo Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery
- Philips Respironics SimplyGo DC Adapter
- Philips Respironics SimplyGo External Battery Module
- Philips Respironics SimplyGo Carrying Case
Philips Respironics SimplyGo Mini Portable Oxygen ConcentratorDiscontinued- Delivers oxygen in 5 pulse dose settings
- Compatible with standard or extended battery
- Durable, impact resistant design
- Whisper quiet operation
Precision Medical EasyPulse Total Oxygen Concentrator (TOC)Discontinued- Both continuous flow and pulse dose options
- Lightweight–only 11.5 lbs!
- 3 hours of duration with each battery
- Convenient fold-up cart
DeVilbiss iGo Portable Oxygen Concentrator with Wheeled CaseDiscontinued- Pulse dose or continuous flow settings
- Built-in oxygen sensing device
- 4.5-hour charge time
- Up to 19 lbs with battery
Invacare Platinum Mobile Portable Oxygen ConcentratorDiscontinued- Up to 10 hours with double battery
- Easy-to-read LED display
- Top-loading battery compartment
What is a Portable Oxygen Concentrator?
Portable oxygen concentrators (POCs) are devices used to provide oxygen therapy for patients in need of more oxygen than what is available in ambient air. These devices work by filtering the oxygen from the air to provide supplemental oxygen as needed. Portable oxygen concentrators are smaller and lighter than home oxygen concentrators and are designed to be easily carried while on the go. Portable oxygen concentrators can be plugged into an AC outlet at home, in a DC outlet in the car, or cord-free with a battery. All of the POCs that we carry are FAA-approved for use on airplanes.
FAQs Portable Oxygen Concentrators
What Are The Advantages of A Portable Oxygen Concentrator?
Portable oxygen concentrators are comparatively less dangerous than traditional oxygen concentrators as they do not have any issues with rupturing. Moreover, portable oxygen concentrators provide a constant flow of oxygen and do not require you to replace an oxygen tank. Lastly, the increased mobility because the patient can receive oxygen without carrying around a tank.
Portability, lightweight, and easy to use, portable oxygen concentrators are quickly replacing the dated oxygen tank models. And, as they continue to become smaller and smaller, they are gaining more and more popularity.
What Are The Portable Oxygen Concentrator Delivery Mechanisms?
Portable oxygen concentrators offer two types of oxygen delivery mechanisms: Pulse dose and Continuous-flow.
Pulse Dose:
Pulse dose settings deliver oxygen only when the patient inhales and stops when the patient exhales. This allows for less effort on your portable oxygen concentrator, thus reducing battery usage compared to the continuous flow mode. This pulse dose option is not available in home oxygen concentrators but is available in all portable O2 concentrators. Smaller POCs (under 6 lbs. in weight) tend to be pulse dose-only. Note: Your prescription will need to state your pulse dose setting
Continuous Flow:
delivers a constant rate of oxygen regardless of inhalation or exhalation. POCs can be hooked up to PAP machines in this mode. Since oxygen is continually flowing, the POC uses more battery power. Because portable O2 concentrators capable of continuous flow may be bigger, they tend to allow for higher oxygen demands. Note: Not all POCs have continuous mode.
How Long Does The Portable Oxygen Concentrator Last?
The majority of oxygen concentrators are made while keeping durability in mind as these machines tend to deliver oxygen therapy during time of travelling or accomplishing daily activities. A portable oxygen concentrator typically lasts about 5-7 years.
What To Consider While Picking a Portable Oxygen Concentrator?
There are five key factors to choosing the right portable oxygen concentrator:
Prescription:
Your prescription will determine whether you need a pulse dose or continuous flow mode.
Weight:
Pulse dose-only machines tend to be lighter whereas continuous flow machines are heavier but allow for greater oxygen demand.
Battery duration:
Higher prescribed pulse dose or continuous flow settings will drain the battery quicker.
Battery options:
If you want to travel and stay active, consider extra batteries or extended battery options.
Mobility accessories:
Some portable oxygen concentrators have backpack or travel cart options for added mobility.
It is possible to reclaim your life and independence with a lightweight, easy-to-use portable oxygen concentrator. If you are unsure which product best meets your needs, our team can answer questions and help walk you through your options.
How To Choose a Portable Oxygen Concentrator
It may be difficult for patients that require oxygen treatment to know which portable oxygen concentrator is better and where to purchase one. Oxygen concentrators, with a range of different features and devices, come in several different shapes and sizes. Some units can suit you better than others, based on your prescription, particular needs, lifestyle, and your doctor's recommendations. Today, there are many fantastic brands and styles on the market, but it's important to choose a seller online that delivers outstanding customer service and excellent pricing, so you can be assured that you're getting just what you need.
Why Buy A Portable Oxygen Concentrator?
More and more people want to go mobile for their oxygen therapy because of the flexibility and freedom that these units will offer. The latest technologies available in portable oxygen concentrators can make your life so much more comfortable and boost your confidence during your everyday activities. Portable oxygen concentrators, without the inconvenience of conventional oxygen tanks, deliver an infinite supply of oxygen.
What Is The Best Portable Oxygen Concentrator?
Philips Respironics, Inogen One, and Caire are included in the many authentic, highly valued brands you might enjoy. Our large variety of portable oxygen concentrators for sale is sure to satisfy your needs. We offer the most popular, compact, lightweight units that are ideal for an on-the-go lifestyle. With all the accessories you need, plus excellent warranties and customer service, The Oxygen Concentrator Supplies Shop has made it more convenient to buy a portable oxygen concentrator online.
How To Get Started With Portable Oxygen Concentrators?
What is a Portable Oxygen Concentrator?
Portable oxygen concentrators (POCs) are devices used to provide oxygen therapy for patients in need of more oxygen than what is available in ambient air. These devices work by filtering the oxygen from the air to provide supplemental oxygen as needed. Portable oxygen concentrators are smaller and lighter than home oxygen concentrators and are designed to be easily carried while on the go. Portable oxygen concentrators can be plugged into an AC outlet at home, in a DC outlet in the car, or cord-free with a battery. All of the POCs that we carry are FAA-approved for use on airplanes.
FAQs Portable Oxygen Concentrators
What Are The Advantages of A Portable Oxygen Concentrator?
Portable oxygen concentrators are comparatively less dangerous than traditional oxygen concentrators as they do not have any issues with rupturing. Moreover, portable oxygen concentrators provide a constant flow of oxygen and do not require you to replace an oxygen tank. Lastly, the increased mobility because the patient can receive oxygen without carrying around a tank.
Portability, lightweight, and easy to use, portable oxygen concentrators are quickly replacing the dated oxygen tank models. And, as they continue to become smaller and smaller, they are gaining more and more popularity.
What Are The Portable Oxygen Concentrator Delivery Mechanisms?
Portable oxygen concentrators offer two types of oxygen delivery mechanisms: Pulse dose and Continuous-flow.
Pulse Dose:
Pulse dose settings deliver oxygen only when the patient inhales and stops when the patient exhales. This allows for less effort on your portable oxygen concentrator, thus reducing battery usage compared to the continuous flow mode. This pulse dose option is not available in home oxygen concentrators but is available in all portable O2 concentrators. Smaller POCs (under 6 lbs. in weight) tend to be pulse dose-only. Note: Your prescription will need to state your pulse dose setting
Continuous Flow:
delivers a constant rate of oxygen regardless of inhalation or exhalation. POCs can be hooked up to PAP machines in this mode. Since oxygen is continually flowing, the POC uses more battery power. Because portable O2 concentrators capable of continuous flow may be bigger, they tend to allow for higher oxygen demands. Note: Not all POCs have continuous mode.
How Long Does The Portable Oxygen Concentrator Last?
The majority of oxygen concentrators are made while keeping durability in mind as these machines tend to deliver oxygen therapy during time of travelling or accomplishing daily activities. A portable oxygen concentrator typically lasts about 5-7 years.
How To Choose a Portable Oxygen Concentrator
It may be difficult for patients that require oxygen treatment to know which portable oxygen concentrator is better and where to purchase one. Oxygen concentrators, with a range of different features and devices, come in several different shapes and sizes. Some units can suit you better than others, based on your prescription, particular needs, lifestyle, and your doctor's recommendations. Today, there are many fantastic brands and styles on the market, but it's important to choose a seller online that delivers outstanding customer service and excellent pricing, so you can be assured that you're getting just what you need.
What To Consider While Picking a Portable Oxygen Concentrator?
There are five key factors to choosing the right portable oxygen concentrator:
Prescription:
Your prescription will determine whether you need a pulse dose or continuous flow mode.
Weight:
Pulse dose-only machines tend to be lighter whereas continuous flow machines are heavier but allow for greater oxygen demand.
Battery duration:
Higher prescribed pulse dose or continuous flow settings will drain the battery quicker.
Battery options:
If you want to travel and stay active, consider extra batteries or extended battery options.
Mobility accessories:
Some portable oxygen concentrators have backpack or travel cart options for added mobility.
It is possible to reclaim your life and independence with a lightweight, easy-to-use portable oxygen concentrator. If you are unsure which product best meets your needs, our team can answer questions and help walk you through your options.
Why Buy A Portable Oxygen Concentrator?
More and more people want to go mobile for their oxygen therapy because of the flexibility and freedom that these units will offer. The latest technologies available in portable oxygen concentrators can make your life so much more comfortable and boost your confidence during your everyday activities. Portable oxygen concentrators, without the inconvenience of conventional oxygen tanks, deliver an infinite supply of oxygen.
What Is The Best Portable Oxygen Concentrator?
Philips Respironics, Inogen One, and Caire are included in the many authentic, highly valued brands you might enjoy. Our large variety of portable oxygen concentrators for sale is sure to satisfy your needs. We offer the most popular, compact, lightweight units that are ideal for an on-the-go lifestyle. With all the accessories you need, plus excellent warranties and customer service, The Oxygen Concentrator Supplies Shop has made it more convenient to buy a portable oxygen concentrator online.