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What is the definition of a oxygen concentrator?

In our business, we see a lot of customers who come to us after having wasted their money by purchasing “oxygen concentrators” on marketplaces like Amazon, thinking they were the same as medical-grade concentrators. Not only is this unfortunate, it’s also dangerous, because a non-medical oxygen concentrator doesn’t deliver the oxygen you need as prescribed…

How often should I replace my oxygen tubing and cannulas?

Tubing and cannulas are two of the most important parts of oxygen concentrators. Without them, the oxygen concentrator can’t deliver oxygen to your lungs. Since these parts are so essential to your health and safety, it’s important to know how often you should replace your cannulas and supply tubing to keep your medical oxygen concentrator…

Can I fly with my portable oxygen concentrator?

What makes portable oxygen concentrators great is the freedom they offer-including travel. And you’re not limited road trips. You can also fly with a portable oxygen concentrator, including internationally. But it’s important to know the regulations involved in flying with a concentrator, which are in place for your own safety. If you fail to meet…

2 easy home maintenance tips for your portable oxygen concentrator

In this post, we’ll teach you about 2 easy things you can do at home to keep your portable oxygen cocentrator working at its best and give it the best chance for a long life. Keeping your portable oxygen concentrator in good working condition typically takes just 2 things: Keep the external particle filter clean.…

How long do oxygen concentrators last?

When it comes to buying a medical oxygen concentrator, cost is often the biggest factor in the decision. But it’s important to consider other important factors like the intended life and warranties that come with the concentrator. Getting an idea of how long a concentrator might last before you buy it can help you save…

What is the Difference between Pulse-Dose and Continuous Flow Oxygen Concentrators for Sleep?

When it comes to managing oxygen therapy, there are two common differences between oxygen concentrators available: pulse-dose and continuous flow. Both options have their unique advantages and cater to different needs. In this blog, Oxygen Parts Inc. delves into the key differences between pulse-dose and continuous flow oxygen concentrators, helping you make an informed decision…

What’s The Cheapest Battery For My Portable Oxygen Concentrator?

Are you searching for the most affordable option when it comes to batteries for your portable oxygen concentrator? While it may be tempting to go with the cheapest option, it’s important to consider the reliability and quality of the product. In this blog, Oxygen Parts Inc. discusses the potential risks associated with purchasing generic or…

What Is a Medical Grade Oxygen Concentrator?

Medical grade oxygen is oxygen at a purity range no lower than 87% up to 100%. Medical oxygen concentrators concentrate the 20.8% oxygen we normally breathe up to 87%-95.6% purity. In recent years, the importance of medical grade oxygen concentrators has gained prominence, especially due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These devices have played a vital…

Do You Need a Prescription for an Oxygen Concentrator?

If you or a loved one suffers from a respiratory condition that requires supplemental oxygen, you may be wondering whether you need a prescription to obtain an oxygen concentrator. Oxygen concentrators are essential medical devices that can help improve the quality of life for those with conditions like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma, or…

What’s the difference between the OxyGo Fit and the OxyGo Next?

In the world of portable oxygen concentrators (POCs), two prominent players in this arena are OxyGo Fit and OxyGo Next. Both devices are manufactured by the same reputable company, offering cutting-edge technology to enhance the quality of life for oxygen therapy users. At Oxygen Parts Inc., we sell the latest home oxygen technology and are…

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