Devilbiss 5 Liter Oxygen Concentrator | Buy Oxygen Concentrators

With power cord and manual.

Note: Drive Medical 5 Liter Home Oxygen Concentrator does not include oxygen mask, oxygen tubing or oxygen dehumifier. These items can be purchased separetely at our store. See "SUGGESTED PURCHASES" below.

SUGGESTED PURCHASES:

Image	Description	Cost
	Oxygen Mask: Which is worn over the nose and mouth to deliver supplemental oxygen to individuals who require oxygen therapy	Call For Pricing
	Oxygen Cannulas: An oxygen cannula is a medical device used to deliver supplemental oxygen directly into a patient's nostrils through two small prongs, providing respiratory support.	Call For Pricing
	Extension Tubing: Flexible tubing that extends the reach of an oxygen source, allowing for more mobility while using oxygen therapy equipment	Call For Pricing
	Distilled Water for Oxygen Machines: Commonly used in oxygen machines, particularly in humidifier bottles, to prevent the buildup of mineral deposits and impurities. Because distilled water is free of minerals and contaminants, it helps to maintain the efficiency of the oxygen concentrator and ensures that only pure, clean water is added to the oxygen stream, preventing irritation or damage to the respiratory system. Using distilled water also extends the lifespan of the machine by preventing clogs and mineral buildup in the humidifier (highly recommended).	Call For Pricing
	Pulse Oximeter: A small, non-invasive device that measures the oxygen saturation level in the blood and monitors heart rate by clipping onto a fingertip or earlobe	Click Here for Pricing

For pricing on the Add-On options above, please contact our customer service representative at (713)695-4939 during regular business hours.

HOME DELIVERY OPTION:
White Glove Delivery Service: Our delivery technician(s) will unpack, assemble and place the equipmnet in your home in the room of your choice (1st floor only). After installation, the technician(s) will demo the equipment as well as remove all packaging materials from your home/facility.

Note: In-stock home oxygen machines are available for immediate pick-up or delivery to your home (delivery fee applies). For any questions please contact our customer service representative at (713)695-4939 during regular business hours.

WHAT IS A PULSE OXYMETER?
A Pulse Oximeter is a small, non-invasive medical device that measures the oxygen saturation (SpO2) levels in your blood and your pulse rate. Ideal for monitoring respiratory health, it is commonly used in hospitals, clinics, home care, and for general wellness purposes. Whether you're managing a chronic condition, recovering from surgery, or simply tracking your health, a pulse oximeter provides quick and accurate results.

WHY SHOULD YOU OWN A PULSE OXYMETER?
A Pulse Oximeter is an essential tool for anyone looking to monitor their oxygen saturation and heart rate. Its accuracy, ease of use, and portability make it the perfect companion for managing respiratory conditions, post-operative care, fitness tracking, and general health monitoring. With a pulse oximeter, you can keep an eye on your oxygen levels and pulse rate, helping you make informed decisions about your health and well-being.

WHAT IS A CONTINOUS OXYGEN MACHINE?
A continuous flow oxygen machine is a medical device that provides a continuous stream of oxygen to patients who need supplemental oxygen for breathing. It is commonly used by individuals with respiratory conditions such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma, or other lung diseases that impair oxygen absorption.

HOW DOES A CONTINOUS OXYGEN MACHINE WORKS?:

Continuous Flow: The machine delivers oxygen at a constant rate, measured in liters per minute (LPM), ensuring a steady supply of oxygen throughout the user's breathing cycle.

Delivery Method: Oxygen is typically delivered via nasal cannulas or face masks, depending on the prescribed oxygen flow rate and the patient's needs.

Usage: Continuous flow machines are often used for patients who require a consistent level of oxygen at all times, whether they are resting or moving around. They are commonly used in both home care and hospital settings.

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OXYGEN CONCENTRATORS IMPORTANT NOTES & DISCLAIMER

Before using any medical equipment, it is essential to consult with your physician or healthcare provider to ensure the device is appropriate for your specific condition and health needs. Presciption is Required to purchase any oxygen concentrator