Where to buy an oxygen concentrator in Japan?

Oxygen concentrators - stationary and portable -- can be shipped from Europe to Japan from oxygen stores that ship to the island. You can buy an oxygen machine in Japan from a local dealer or online from a trusted store.

What is a portable oxygen concentrator?

A portable oxygen concentrator (also called mobile oxygen concentrator) is a lightweight model O2 device designed light and compact enough to be taken in a backpack and provide oxygen therapy on the go.

Is the Philips Respironics EverFlo a portable oxygen concentrator?

No. The EverFlo, albeit light and relatively compact, is not a portable device in the true sense of the word. It can be moved around the room thanks to its caster wheel and handle, but the device is not designed as a portable O2 machine.

How much do oxygen concentrators cost in Japan?

The price of oxygen concentrators in Japan depend on the model and brand. Generally, you can find on the most popular 5 LPM models (Philips Respironics EverFlo) offered for 117500～235000 Japanese yen, although used it could be found for much less.

Is the Philips EverFlo oxygen concentrator recalled?

There is no reason to recall the EverFlo as this oxygen concentrator does not contain the dangerous polyurethane foam that degrades over time, and hence is not dangerous for the user. Philips Respironics recalled its problematic CPAP, BiPAP and ventilator machines. There is no need to worry if you are using a Philips Respironics EverFlo home oxygen system.

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Gregory Bertrand is CPAPEUROPA's Editor In Chief and expert in sleep and pulmonary disorders. Gregory writes articles on obstructive sleep apnea, COPD, and the modern day sleep disorders affecting hundreds of million people worldwide. His articles have appeared in a number of medical sites, and national press and journals. He contributes articles regularly to CPAPEUROPA, focusing on balancing informative with entertaining reads–but never at the expense of providing a helpful source of information to our Site's audience.

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酸素濃縮器（日本）。レビューと価格

酸素濃縮器（日本）。レビューと価格 – Oxygen Concentrators Japan

本日は、日本で酸素濃縮器を購入する際のポイントをご紹介します。日本で販売されている酸素濃縮器の中から、価格、納期、そして酸素治療に適した酸素濃縮器（据え置き型、ポータブル型）を簡単にご紹介します。しかし、まず最初に…。

酸素濃縮器とは？

酸素濃縮機（家庭用酸素濃縮機、O2マシンとも呼ばれます）は、顔に装着した酸素マスクを介して、患者に純粋で濃縮された酸素を供給する装置です。酸素濃縮器は、同じ機能を持つがすぐに酸素がなくなり補充が必要な酸素ボトルとは異なり、室内の空気を呼吸に必要な純粋な酸素分子に変換することで、周囲の空気から純粋な酸素を作り出します。

酸素濃縮器は、空気を呼吸可能な酸素に変えます。

酸素濃縮器 – 5 LPM を速達で購入 – 日本

日本で販売されている酸素濃縮器は何種類ありますか？

日本で購入できる酸素濃縮機には、据え置き型とポータブル型の2種類があります。据え置き型は、その名の通り、ベッドの横に置いて、酸素カニューレとマスクを介して患者さんに接続し、高濃度の酸素を供給します。一方、携帯型酸素濃縮器は、より小型・軽量で、治療を受けながら機械を持って移動することができます。携帯用酸素濃縮器は、据え置き型の酸素濃縮器よりも高価ではありますが、利便性が高く、余裕のある呼吸器疾患の方に選ばれています。

携帯用酸素濃縮器を速達で購入する – 日本

携帯型酸素濃縮器の最大のメリットは何ですか？

携帯型酸素濃縮器は、据え置き型の酸素濃縮器に比べて、軽くてコンパクトなので、とても便利です。見た目の美しさは言うまでもありませんが、これはまた別の機会にご紹介します。携帯型酸素濃縮器は、患者の利便性を第一に考え、本格的な据置型と同等の性能を持つように設計されています。モバイルO2デバイスの酸素濃度（純度）は、最高性能の据え置き型モデルと同じです（93％以上）。唯一の欠点は価格で、時には標準的なO2機器の2倍、3倍の価格になることもあります。

酸素濃縮器の音量はどのくらいですか？

現代の酸素濃縮器のほとんどは、わずか数分で最大容量に達し、作業中は極めて静かです。これは、患者さんの睡眠を妨げるような大きな音を出さずに、可能な限り純粋な酸素濃度を提供するための工夫です。

さらに、最新の濃縮装置にはセンサーが搭載されており、装置に問題が発生した場合にはそれを表示します。これらの機器は、体を動かしたりベッドから離れたりすることが困難な方でも、簡単に操作することができます。

ご存知でしたか？ご家庭で酸素濃縮器を使用する場合、部屋の中の酸素量は変わりません。

日本での酸素濃縮器の価格はいくらですか？

酸素濃縮器の状態によりますが、新品よりも中古品の方がはるかに安価です。また、据え置き型の酸素濃縮器は携帯型の酸素濃縮器よりもはるかに低価格です。また、ブランドも重要なポイントとなります。例えば、Krober、Devilbiss、Philips Respironics.などの一流メーカーの酸素濃縮器は、Alibabaなどで売られている中国製のO2ユニットよりも高価です。日本で販売されている新品の酸素濃縮器は、通常、ヨーロッパで販売されているものと同じ値段です。もし高価な場合は、送料が余分にかかっているか、販売者が過剰に請求していることになります。

携帯型酸素濃縮器SeQual Eclipse 5を購入する

日本の酸素濃縮器は高価ですか？

多少はね。世界の他の国と同じです。日本での典型的な酸素濃縮器の価格は、117500～235000円です。しかし、ここで重要なのは、での酸素濃縮器の価格が高い理由に注目することです。酸素濃縮器は、高度な電子機器であることは言うまでもなく、命を救うことも多い特殊な医療機器でもあります。そのため、価格が高くなるのは当然のことです。特に、世界的なパンデミックの際には、そのような機械の需要が非常に高まりました。

東京で酸素濃縮器を購入するには

当社は、日本とその首都である東京にもサービスを提供しています。東京、京都、浜松、札幌、新潟などの大都市から地方都市まで、酸素濃縮器、CPAP装置、アクセサリーを日本全国にお届けしています。もし、日本で特定のモデルの酸素濃縮器をお探しでしたら、ご遠慮なく私たちに直接お問い合わせください。私たちがお手伝いいたします。

どの国に酸素濃縮器を発送していますか？

CPAPEuropaは、アジア大陸と太平洋地域の17カ国以上に酸素濃縮器を供給しています。

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Posted on 27th July 2021 29th July 2021 by Gregory — Leave a comment

Oxygen Concentrators (Brunei): Review

Oxygen Concentrators (Brunei): Review and Prices

With miles of absolutely amazing coast and its beautiful capital city of Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam is not only a popular tourist destination but also one of the richest countries. Brunei is located between the states of Sarawak and Sabah on the Malaysian side of the island of Borneo in Southeast Asia. Unfortunately, being a popular tourist destinations, this aslo entails a risk of spreading (or importing) COVID-19 into peaceful Brunei Darussalam. It is hence only natural that hospitals in Brunei and private citizens start looking for medical equipment to cope with the raging COVID-19 that spread across Asia and Borneo. One such medical device is the oxygen concentrator, which has been used worldwide for patients with both SARS-CoV-2 symptoms, pneumonia, COPD and other respiratory diseases requiring oxygen therapy. Today we will delve into the topic of where to buy an oxygen concentrator in Brunei Darussalam giving a brief overview of the best concentrators sold in BN, where you can find the best pricing, the fastest shipping and the right O2 machines (stationary or portable) for a particular oxygen treatment. But first things first…

What is an oxygen concentrator?

An oxygen concentrator (also called a home oxygen machine or O2 machine) is a device that supplies pure, concentrated oxygen the patient through an oxygen mask attached to the face. Unlike oxygen bottles–having the same function but quickly running out of oxygen and requiring refilling–oxygen concentrators produce the pure oxygen from the surrounding air by converting the air in the room into pure O2 molecules for breathing.

An oxygen concentrator turns air into breathable Oxygen

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How many types of oxygen concentrators are available in Brunei (BN)?

There are two types of O2 machines available for purchase in Brunei: stationary and portable. The first ones–as their name suggests–are stationary devices that are placed next to the patient’s bed and connected to them via an oxygen cannula and mask to deliver high dosage of concentrated oxygen to them. The second ones–portable concentrators, or mobile–oxygen concentrators are much smaller and lighter and allow for traveling and moving around with the machine while receiving therapy. Portable oxygen concentrators are much more convenient, although more expensive than the stationary units, making them the preferred choice of people with respiratory problems who can afford them.

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What are the biggest pros of a portable oxygen concentrator?

A portable oxygen concentrator is significantly more convenient than a stationary model as it is lighter and much, much more compact. Not to mention looks, which is another topic of discussion that we can go into some other time. In a portable oxygen machine the engineering thought is focused primarily on patient convenience and same performance as a full blown stationary unit. The oxygen concentration (purity) of a mobile O2 device is the same as the top performing stationary models (93%+). The only con is the price, which sometimes can double and even triple the price of a standard O2 machine.

How loud is an oxygen concentrator?

Most modern-day oxygen concentrators reach their full capacity in just a few minutes, and are extremely quiet during work. The idea is to provide the patient with the purest possible oxygen concentration without producing high decibels and disturbing their sleep.

What’s more, every modern concentrator is equipped with sensors that give indications in case of a problem with the device. These machines are easy to operate, even by people having difficulties moving around or leaving the bed.

Did you know: When using an oxygen concentrator at home, the amount of oxygen in the room does not change.

Are oxygen concentrators flammable?

How much does an oxygen concentrator cost in Brunei (BN)?

It depends on the condition of the unit – a second hand oxygen machine will be much less expensive than a brand new one. And, a stationary one will be much less expensive than a portable one. The brand is also of the utmost importance when defining the price. For example, an oxygen concentrator made by the leading manufacturers such as Krober, Devilbiss and Philips Respironics. are more expensive than a Chinese O2 unit sold on Alibaba, for example. Brand new oxygen concentrators in Brunei normally cost the same as in Europe. If they are more expensive, it means that you’re either paying extra for shipping, or you’re being overcharged by the seller.

Are oxygen concentrators in Brunei expensive?

Somewhat, yes. Just like anywhere else in the world. Typical oxygen concentrator prices in Brunei fall in the range of 1450- 2900 BND. But what is important here is to note the reason for the prices of O2 concentrators being high in BN. Оxygen concentrators are sophisticated electronic devices, not to mention the fact that they are specialized medical equipment that often saves lives. So it is quite understandable that they come at a higher price. Especially in a time of a global pandemic that increased the demand for such machines tremendously!

Where to buy oxygen concentrators in Brunei Darussalam

We service the entire Borneo island, Brunei and its capital Bandar Seri Begawan included. We ship oxygen machines, CPAP devices and accessories to every county in Borneo and servicing the Brunei-Muara, Belait, Tutong and Temburongareas districts. If you are looking for a specific model of O2 concentrator in BN, please do not hesitate to contact us directly and ask. We are here to help.

Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei-Muara District	BB3913
Kuala Belait, Belait	KA1131
Seria, Belait	KB4533
Tutong, Tutong	TA1141

To which countries do we ship oxygen concentrators?

CPAPEuropa supplies oxygen concentrators to more than 17 countries in continental Asia and the Pacific. In addition to the Borneo and Brunei, we deliver with Express Shipping to India, the Bengal Bay, Sri Lanka,. Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand.

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Oxygen Concentrators – Tunisia (مركزات الاوكسجين تونس)

Oxygen concentrators Tunisia - Price & Delivery

Oxygen concentrators Tunisia – مركزات الاوكسجين تونس

Looking for an oxygen concentrator available to buy in Tunisia? Which are the best oxygen concentrators currently available for sale and shipping? Today we will cover the most popular home oxygen machines in Tunisia and provide a brief overview of their best features as well as their cons. by the end of today’s extended guide, you’ll not only know what would be the best oxygen concentrator for your specific needs, but also from where to get in Tunisia.

What is an Oxygen Concentrator and where can you buy one in Tunisia?

An oxygen concentrator (also called a home oxygen machine) is an electrically-operated device that produces medical oxygen upon demand. Oxygen concentrators deliver O2 supply to the patient at home or in a hospital setting, with different oxygen purity depending on the model. Oxygen purity can vary in the range of 90%-95.9% for high-efficiency models, which is enough to provide enough oxygen levels to cover the needs of patients with sever respiratory conditions such as COPD or a COVID-19 infection that has affected the lungs.

The other important thing after oxygen purity is the litres per minute of LPM. LPM measures the overall oxygen flow produced by the machine and delivered to the user/patient. LPM often varies in the range of 5LPM to 10 LPM for heavy-duty models.

Oxygen concentrators are available for purchase and delivery to Tunisia at CPAPEUROPA.COM. We service the entire country and offer brand new medical-grade O2 machines with certificate and the original manufacturer’s warranty.

Call us for help:

+4930 209 931 898 (English-language customer service only)

1. Inogen Oxygen Concentrators – Portable

Inogen makes compact, lightweight portable oxygen concentrators designed for active lifestyles and outdoor use. The devices comes with a lifetime warranty. Inogen portable concentrators are priced in the range of TND 13411 to TND 16094.

Buy Portable Oxygen Concentrator Inogen One G3

2. Philips Respironics – Stationary

One of the main pros of the Philips Respironics home oxygen machine is the large number of pulse flow settings, POC’s features and quiet operation. Although deemed a “portable oxygen machine” due to its light weight and wheels, which allow easy relocation in the room, the Respironics is not portable in the true sense. A portable model weighs 10 times less and is much more compact than a stationary concentrator such as the Respironics. Browse true portable concentrators here. As for its price, the Philips Respironics is available for purchase in Tunisia for TND 4020 to TND 5695.

Buy Philips Respironics EverFlo Stationary Oxygen Concentrator

3. Invacare – Invacare Perfecto2 V Oxygen Concentrator

The main pros of the Invacare Perfecto2 V Oxygen Concentrator are its user-friendly interface and easy-to-operate control panel designed with the user in mind. The other popular feature of this home oxygen machine available for Tunisia is its easy access to the humidifier bottle and the filter – one of the most important components in any home oxygen device. In addition, the Perfecto 2 boasts relatively low noise levels (just like the Philips Respironics and the Krober O2 model). This means that you can receive oxygen during sleep without being disturbed by the machine’s hum. What’s more, the Perfecto 2 is relatively easy to move around in the room due to its convenient top handle. The devices features pulse- and a proprietary Sensi-Pulse technology.

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4. GCE Zen-O

The Zen-O Lite is arguably one of the best portable oxygen concentrator on the market. This ultra-light portable device from GCE Healthcare is remarkably lightweight, quiet and compact. It is designed to help active patients on long term oxygen therapy in Tunisia. In fact, Zen-O-Lite is so small and quiet that some patients often forget it’s by their side. If you’re looking for a travel oxygen concentrator that delivers supplemental oxygen on the fly, then Zen-O-Lite is the best choice to stay active and independent. Among the other premium features of the Zen-O Lite O2 machine are its automatic adjustments, the Rate Responsive Therapy mode and its extra long battery life. What’s more, this machine is designed for use both inside and outside the home.

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5. Krober Aeroplus and Krober O2

Hands down the best German-made oxygen concentrators for sale in Tunisia are the Krober models Aeroplus E and Krober O2. These two European best-sellers have been dominating the European market for decades now, satisfying the needs of millions of home O2 users across the continent. The German brand Krober offers something most other brands do not: reliability at affordable prices. The models offer 5 LMP (Krober O2) and 6 LPM (Aeroplus), satisfying the needs of the vast majority of oxygen therapy patients around the globe. CPAPEUROPA is an official distributor of Krober and supplies Tunisia regularly.

6. DeVilbiss

Hands down the best oxygen concentrators come from the American brand DeVilbiss. Also available for shipping to Tunisia, the DeVilbiss 525 and 1025 models bring perfection to another level. Offering two ready to satisfy even the most demanding patient — 5 LPM and 10 LPM respectively — the Drive DeVilbiss oxygen concentrators offer the full package. These compact oxygen concentrators are designed to meet and exceed the high demands of patients on oxygen therapy. Compact and affordable, the Devilbiss 525 delivers up to 5 litres of oxygen per minute across all flow rates, and has become popular in the USA for its high-quality construction, eco-friendly design and overall reliability. The DeVilbiss 1025 on the other hand is a full-blown 10 LPM beast ready to deliver up to 10L per minute while being as compact as the 5 LPM version. This O2 machine is built extra lightweight (weighing only 19kgs) and is one of the most compact oxygen concentrators currently on the market, capable of delivering high volume oxygen.

How to choose the right concentrator for your needs?

The first deciding thing you need to take into account is the prescribed litres per minute. If your doctor has prescribed a 5 LMP concentrator, then you can easily go with a Philips Respironics, a DeVilbiss 525 or a Krober model. However, if your prescription stipulates a higher dosage, then your should seek a 5LPM+ unit like the DeVilbiss 1025, which will provide the required flow.

Pro tip: Do not buy for cheap Chinese-made concentrators that can provide only low doses of oxygen (under 5 LPM), as these are highly inefficient and not worth the investment! Not to mention that they malfunction often and spare parts are often not available due to their ‘unique’ but cheap build.

If you are considering traveling along with your O2 machine, then go for a portable model and pair it with a reliable pulse oximeter to check your blood oxygen levels (saturation) on the go. Be sure to purchase extra batteries if you’re planning on traveling away from home for long period of time without discontinuing your oxygen therapy in Tunisia.

What is a pulse flow concentrator?

Pulse flow concentrators are also called intermittent flow concentrators and can be set to adjust the rise time and how quickly or slowly the pulse oxygen is delivered to match the patient’s breathing pattern. Pulse-flow devices only provide oxygen during inhalation, producing nothing during exhalation. Ergo, pulse-dose-delivery models do not waste oxygen while operating.

What is a continuous flow concentrator?

Unlike pulse flow concentrators, continuous flow models deliver oxygen continuously in litres per minute. The decision which model to get — whether a pulse-flow one or a continuous-flow model — depends on your doctor and your prescription. For most patients with COPD, for example, pulse flow models (intermittent flow machines) will meet the supplemental oxygen needs of most patients, so there will be no need to purchase a continuous flow machine in Tunisia.

What are the main benefits of stationary concentrators over portable units?

First and foremost, stationary units are much more powerful than portable oxygen concentrators. They are ready for use right out of the box and do not require accessories such as carry bags or spare batteries. In that sense, stationary models are plug-and-play devices ready to cover any patient’s need, especially the ones requiring high dosage of oxygen per minute. No portable concentrator can deliver 10 LPM like the DeVilbiss does. Plus, portable concentrators are much more expensive in Tunisia and elsewhere than stationary O2 machines.

For pricing information for bulk orders, call +4930 209 931 898 or get started with shopping online.

Do you need a prescription to buy a stationary oxygen concentrator for Tunisia?

Yes. Supplemental oxygen is categorized as medical treatment that is prescribed by a doctor. Your doctor in Tunisia will prescribe the oxygen flow rate and the length of time you must use the oxygen machine.

Can I take my oxygen concentrator on an airplane?

If it is a portable unit, yes. The Basis of Disability in Air Travel stipulates that air carriers must allow passengers with portable oxygen concentrators on board as long as the device has been FAA-approved on flights. The Inogen G3 listed in this guide is one of them. Stationary concentrators, due to their weight and bulk, are NOT allowed on airplanes.

Are oxygen concentrators delivered to Tunisia?

Yes, we service and deliver to the following Tunisia governorates:

Tunis
Ariana
Ben Arous
Mannouba
Bizerte
Nabeul
Béja
Jendouba
Zaghouan
Siliana
Le Kef
Sousse
Monastir
Mahdia
Kasserine
Sidi Bouzid
Kairouan
Gafsa
Sfax
Gabès
Médenine
Tozeur
Kebili
Ttataouine.

In addition to Tunisia and North Africa, CPAPEuropa delivers oxygen machines to Europe, Asia, North America and the Pacific. For more information, please give us a call at +4930 209 931 898.

References:

Tunisia struggles to cope with surge in Covid-19 cases. https://www.france24.com/en/africa/20210715-tunisia-struggles-to-cope-with-surge-in-covid-19-cases

2. Ministry of Health Tunisia: http://www.santetunisie.rns.tn/fr/

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Posted on 6th July 2021 6th July 2021 by Gregory — Leave a comment

Oxygen Concentrators Indonesia – Oksigen Konsentrator Indonesia

Which are the best oxygen concentrators available for sale and shipping to Indonesia? Today we will review the most popular home oxygen machines in Indonesia, focusing on the highest rated European and American models available in the country. In addition, we will provide a brief list of their main features not forgetting to list their cons, too. In this short but complete guide we will help you find the best oxygen concentrator for your therapy needs and also give you options as to where to get one in Indonesia.

But first things first…

What is an Oxygen Concentrator and is it sold in Indonesia?

An oxygen concentrator (also called a home oxygen machine) is an electrically-operated medical device that produces pure oxygen when turned on. Oxygen concentrators are by design meant to provide oxygen to the patient at home or in a hospital setting, with different oxygen concentration and oxygen purity depending on the model.

Oxygen purity can vary in the range of 90%-95.9% for heavy-duty models, which is enough to provide enough oxygen levels to cover the needs of patients with sever respiratory conditions such as COPD and other serious respiratory conditions affecting the lungs.

The next important factor to consider when purchasing an oxygen concentrator the oxygen purity of the devices. The higher the purity, the better. Oxygen purity should also be delivered at high litres per minute (or LPM). The litres per minute signifies the total oxygen flow delivered to the patient by the machine. The litres per minute often vary in the range of 5 LPM to 10 LPM for heavy-duty models. Same with oxygen purity, the higher the litres, the better.

Oxygen concentrators are available for purchase and delivery to Indonesia at CPAPEUROPA.COM. We service the entire country and offer brand new medical-grade oxygen machines with the original manufacturer’s warranty and servicing.

Call us for help:

+4930 209 931 898 (English-language service)

What oxygen concentrator models are available on the Indonesian market?

There two main models of O2 devices available for purchase in Indonesia – portable and stationary. Portable, as their name suggests, are easily moveable units, light and compact, that can be taken anywhere with the patient (mostly used for traveling while on oxygen therapy). Stationary, on the other hand, are the more preferred choice by patients on oxygen therapy at home, as they are more powerful and deliver higher doses of oxygen (at higher concentration and purity).

Inogen Oxygen Concentrator – Portable

Inogen makes compact, lightweight portable oxygen concentrators designed for active lifestyles and outdoor use. The devices comes with a lifetime warranty. Inogen portable concentrators are very expensive, which is why we do not recommend them for home users requiring therapy. Their prices start from IDR 68650000.

Buy Portable Oxygen Concentrator Inogen One G3

2. Philips Respironics – Stationary

The Respironics is hands down one of the most purchased units globally, being very popular both in Europe and the Americas. The EverFlo is the most purchased oxygen concentrator at CPAPEuropa and we deliver it to Indonesia, too.

The main pro of the Philips EverFlo is its reliability and light weight. Although the EverFlo is NOT a portable oxygen concentrator, it is so light and easy to move around, that it is often dubbed “portable”, although it is not. In addition to that, the EverFlo comes with a large number of pulse flow settings, POC’s features and quiet operation. As for its price, the Philips Respironics is available for purchase in Indonesia for IDR 16990631. And it is currently discounted at CPAPEUROPA.COM, which makes it a great deal.

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3. Invacare – Invacare Perfecto2 V Oxygen Concentrator

The main pros of the Invacare Perfecto2 V Oxygen Concentrator are its user-friendly interface and easy-to-operate control panel designed with the user in mind. The other popular feature of this home oxygen machine is its relatively easy access to the humidifier and filter. What’s more, the Perfecto 2 boasts relatively low noise levels (just like the Philips Respironics and the Krober O2 model). This means that you can receive oxygen during sleep without being disturbed by the machine’s hum. The Perfecto 2 is relatively easy to move around in the room due to its convenient top handle. The devices features pulse- and a proprietary Sensi-Pulse technology.

Buy Invacare Perfecto2 V Oxygen Concentrator

4. GCE Zen-O

The Zen-O Lite is arguably one of the best portable oxygen concentrator on the market. This ultra-light portable device from GCE Healthcare is remarkably lightweight, quiet and compact. It is designed to help active patients on long term oxygen therapy in Indonesia. In fact, Zen-O-Lite is so small and quiet that some patients often forget it’s by their side. If you’re looking for a travel oxygen concentrator that delivers supplemental oxygen on the fly, then Zen-O-Lite is the best choice to stay active and independent. Among the other premium features of the Zen-O Lite O2 machine are its automatic adjustments, the Rate Responsive Therapy mode and its extra long battery life. What’s more, this machine is designed for use both inside and outside the home.

Buy GCE Zen-O Lite Portable Oxygen Concentrator

5. Krober Aeroplus and Krober O2

Hands down the best German-made oxygen concentrators for sale in Indonesia are the Krober models Aeroplus E and Krober O2. These two European best-sellers have been dominating the European market for decades now, satisfying the needs of millions of home O2 users across the continent. The German brand Krober offers something most other brands do not: reliability at affordable prices. The models offer 5 LMP (Krober O2) and 6 LPM (Aeroplus), satisfying the needs of the vast majority of oxygen therapy patients around the globe. CPAPEUROPA is an official distributor of Krober and supplies Indonesia and the Philipines on a daily basis.

Buy Aeroplus Oxygen Concentrator

Buy Krober O2 Oxygen Concentrator

6. DeVilbiss

Hands down the best oxygen concentrators come from the American brand DeVilbiss. Also available for shipping to Indonesia, the DeVilbiss 525 and 1025 models bring perfection to another level. Offering two ready to satisfy even the most demanding patient — 5 LPM and 10 LPM respectively — the Drive DeVilbiss oxygen concentrators offer the full package. These compact oxygen concentrators are designed to meet and exceed the high demands of patients on oxygen therapy. Compact and affordable, the Devilbiss 525 delivers up to 5 litres of oxygen per minute across all flow rates, and has become popular in the USA for its high-quality construction, eco-friendly design and overall reliability. The DeVilbiss 1025 on the other hand is a full-blown 10 LPM beast ready to deliver up to 10L per minute while being as compact as the 5 LPM version. This O2 machine is built extra lightweight (weighing only 19kgs) and is one of the most compact oxygen concentrators currently on the market, capable of delivering high volume oxygen.

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How to choose the right concentrator for your needs?

Pro tip: Do not buy for cheap Chinese-made concentrators that can provide only low doses of oxygen (under 5 LPM), as these are highly inefficient and not worth the investment! Not to mention that they malfunction often and spare parts are often not available due to their ‘unique’ but cheap build.

What is a pulse flow concentrator?

What is a continuous flow concentrator?

What are the main benefits of stationary concentrators over portable units?

For pricing information for bulk orders, call +4930 209 931 898 or get started with shopping online.

Do you need a prescription to buy a stationary oxygen concentrator for Indonesia?

Supplemental oxygen is categorized as medical treatment that is prescribed by a doctor. Your doctor in Indonesia will prescribe the oxygen flow rate and the length of time you must use the oxygen machine.

Can I take my oxygen concentrator on an airplane?

Are oxygen concentrators delivered to Indonesia?

Yes, in light of the current COVID-19 pandemic in Indonesia, CPAPEuropa has increased it oxygen supply stock and delivers to the following Indonesian counties:

Aceh
Bali
Bangka Belitung Islands
Banten
Bengkulu
Central Java
Central Kalimantan
Central Sulawesi
East Java
East Kalimantan
East Nusa Tenggara
Gorontalo
Special Capital Region of Jakarta
Jambi
Lampung
Maluku
North Kalimantan
North Maluku
North Sulawesi
North Sumatra
Papua
Riau
Riau Islands
Southeast Sulawesi
South Kalimantan
South Sulawesi
South Sumatra
West Java
West Kalimantan
West Nusa Tenggara
West Papua
West Sulawesi
West Sumatra
Special Region of Yogyakarta

In addition to Indonesia, CPAPEuropa delivers oxygen concentrators to Philipines. For more information, please give us a call at +4930 209 931 898.

References:

1. Government of Indonesia. web. https://www.epid.gov.lk/web/images/pdf/Circulars/Corona_virus/covid-19_cpg_version_5.pdf

2. Situation Update: Response to COVID-19 in Indonesia (As of 4 June 2021) [EN/ID]. https://reliefweb.int/report/indonesia/situation-update-response-covid-19-indonesia-4-june-2021-enid

3. Dokumen Resmi dan Protokol Penanganan COVID-19. https://kemkes.go.id/article/view/20031700001/Dokumen-Resmi-dan-Protokol-Penanganan-COVID-19.html

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Posted on 22nd June 2021 20th October 2022 by Gregory — 4 Comments

Is Philips EverFlo Q oxygen concentrator recalled by Philips?

Is the Philips EverFlo Q being recalled - FAQ

Is the Philips EverFlo Q Oxygen Concentrator recalled by Philips?

News about millions of CPAP, BiPAP and ventilator devices being recalled took the sleep apnea world by a storm, after Philips announced that the majority of their respiratory devices have been found to contain a potentially toxic ingredient. Until the potential health hazard for the users has been resolved, Philips is to withdraw every affected unit from the market, while patients are to contact their doctors and discuss an immediate replacement.

If you want to read more about the news, you can do so here, but today we will answer another important question regarding another bestselling Philips respiratory equipment that is being used by millions of patients worldwide – the Philips Respiraonic EverFlo Q and the EverFlo Oxygen Concentrators. The EverFlo Q is a home oxygen system that has become extremely popular not only in Europe and the US, but also in Asian countries, like India, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Nepal, where the third COVID-19 wave infected millions of people.

If you are using a Philips Respironics EverFlo Oxygen Conncetrator 5 LPM at home, then you might have already heard the bad news about the mass recall and now are asking yourself whether the EverFlo is also affected by the recall. This is something you should definitely worry as the toxic material found in some of the most popular CPAP machines and ventilators by Philips is considered potentially toxic to the respiratory system.

So far Philips has not received proof that the problematic polyurethane foam — which, over time, degrades and enters the lungs of the user — has caused cancer to consumers, but the news of the recall — and the reason behind it it — has caused serious concerns among patients using the affected respiratory products by Philips.

Are oxygen concentrators made by Philips recalled?

No. So far only Philips CPAP, BiPAP and ventilators have been recalled due to the health-hazardous material used in their inner sound-suppressing materials. The oxygen concentrator line by Philips Respironics (including the popular EverFlo and EverFlo Q models) do not use the same toxic-upon-degradation material.

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Is Philips EverFlo oxygen concentrator dangerous?

No. The most popular model 5 LPM oxygen concentrator by Philips does not contain the toxic polyurethane foam used in the Philips CPAP, BiPAP and ventilator devices that were recalled.

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Is the Philips EverFlo Q oxygen concentrator recalled?

No. There is no reason to recall the EverFlo Q or the EverFlo models, as these oxygen concentrators do not contain the dangerous polyurethane foam that degrades over time, and hence are not dangerous for the user. Philips Respironics recalled only its problematic CPAP, BiPAP and ventilator machines. There is no need to worry if you are using a Philips Respironics EverFlo home oxygen system.

Which Philips CPAP machines are being recalled?

The Philips recall affected the most popular Philips CPAP machines, like the DreamStation and the System ONE, which have been used by millions of sleep apnea patients over the globe. See all of the recalled units here.

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Which Philips CPAP machines are being recalled?

You may heave heard the big news about Philips recalling its Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP), Bi-Level Positive Airway Pressure (Bi-Level PAP) and mechanical ventilator devices. The news sent tremors across the sleep apnea community as millions of devices were to announced to be recalled until the potential health hazard for the user has been resolved. The reason for the withdrawal is Philips’ announcement that their CPAP devices and ventilator may be dangerous for the consumers due to a hazardous polyurethane foam in their design that could be toxic when degrading. But which Philips CPAP machines are being recalled — you may be asking yourself this question after hearing the breaking news. In this article will answer the question which CPAP models are being withdrawn and what you should do if you are currently using one of the potentially dangerous machines in 2023.

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Here’s the full list of the withdrawn CPAP, BiPAP and ventilator machines by Philips

The specific Philips Bi-Level Positive Airway Pressure (Bi-Level PAP), Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) and mechanical ventilator devices that were recalled and are no longer available for purchase in 2023. The following devices have been listed by Philips as possibly dangerous due to the polyurethane foam used in their design.

All Philips CPAP devices manufactured before April 26, 2021, under all serial numbers, are being recalled.

E30 (Emergency Use Authorization);
SystemOne ASV4;
C Series ASV, S/T, AVAPS;
OmniLab Advanced Plus In-Lab Titration Device;
SystemOne (Q series);
DreamStation ASV;
DreamStation ST, AVAPS;
DreamStation CPAP, Auto CPAP, BiPAP;
DreamStation GO CPAP, APAP;
Dorma 400, 500 CPAP;
REMStar SE Auto CPAP;
Trilogy 100 Ventilator;
Trilogy 200 Ventilator;
Garbin Plus, Aeris, LifeVent Ventilator;
A-Series BiPAP V30 Auto Ventilator.

If you are using one of the above-listed models, you should immediately discontinue use and contact your doctor about replacement CPAP therapy with another machine. If you are using life-sustaining mechanical ventilator, you should not stop using the device without first consulting with your doctor. Your doctor will be able to provide you alternate ventilator options that will sustain the therapy you have been prescribed need without risking your health.

Everything you need to know about the withdrawn ventilators

Here’s what you need to know about the withdrawn models CPAP and ventilators by Philips.

All Philips BiLevel PAP devices manufactured before April 26, 2021, under all serial numbers.

E30 model ventilator

designed for minimum ventilatory support for facility use.

DreamStation

non-life supporting continuous ventilator models ASV, ST, and AVAPS.

SystemOne ASV4

Continuous ventilators, non-life supporting model.

C Series

Continuous ventilator, non-life supporting models ASV, S/T, and AVAPS.

OmniLab Advanced Plus

in-lab titration device.

SystemOne Q

Series models of non-continuous ventilators.

DreamStation CPAP, Auto CPAP, and BiPAP

all ventilator models under all serial numbers.

DreamStation Go CPAP and APAP

all models of non-continuous ventilators.

Dorma 400 and 500

CPAP models of non-continuous ventilators.

REMStar SE Auto

CPAP models of non-continuous ventilators

The Trilogy 100, Trilogy 200, Garbin Plus, Aeris, and LifeVent

Continuous ventilators.

The A-Series BiPAP V30 Auto and Hybrid A30

continuous ventilators for minimum ventilatory support for facility use.

Outside the United States, the A-Series BiPAP A30 and A40

Non-life supporting continuous ventilators.

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Dr Trust Oxygen Concentrator 1101: REVIEW & PRICE

Dr Trust Oxygen Concentrator 1101: REVIEW & PRICE

Today we are reviewing one of the most popular home oxygen concentrators in India – the Dr Trust USA 5L Oxygen Concentrator 1101. Recently become one of the most sought after units in the Indian market, the 5-litre 1101 model made by Dr Trust is being marketed as the latest medical invention focused primarily on value. After reading this brief but exhaustive review article about 1101, you’ll know exactly why this O2 machine has become so popular in India, what its best features are, how much it costs and where to get it.

But first things first…

What is Dr Trust Oxygen Concentrator?

Dr Trust 5 LMP 1101 is an oxygen concentrator machine that produces medical-grade oxygen to supply patients with respiratory conditions, including COVID-19 infections where supplemental oxygen is required. It delivers pure oxygen through a nasal mask attached to the face of the patient. The stationary concentrator model Dr Trust 5 LPM produces the oxygen from the surrounding air as opposed to the oxygen bottles, which do the same but eventually run out of oxygen and need refilling.

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Is Dr Trust 1101 a home oxygen concentrator?

Yes. The Dr Trust Oxygen Concentrator 1101 is a device that CAN be used at home by the bedside of the patient. The device features caster wheels that allow it to be easily moved around the room if necessary. Please note, however, that this does not mean it is a full-blow portable concentrator. Portable devices are so small and compact that they can be carried as a bad and moved virtually everywhere — even taken in a plane. The Dr Trust 1101 is a stationary concentrator featuring a continuous flow mode.

What is a continuous flow concentrator?

You may want to consider choosing a continuous flow concentrator if your activity level is minimal throughout the day (you don’t travel or move around much while on therapy). Continuous flow O2 machines don’t feature breath detection technology like a pulse dose concentrator would, but instead deliver a constant, steady stream of oxygen to you while plugged in. Continuous flow devices are most often stationary home concentrators that remain plugged into the power socket to keep producing oxygen, but there are some portable devices that offer it along with a pulse dose setting. However, keep in mind that portable oxygen concentrators run on battery life, which will deplete more quickly on a continuous flow setting as opposed to pulse flow.

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When is oxygen therapy required?

Oxygen therapy at home is most often prescribed when the patient suffers from one of the following conditions that affects the lungs:

Asthma;
Chronic bronchitis;
Heart failure;
Pneumonia;
Sleep apnea;
COVID-19.

Whatever the respiratory condition, oxygen therapy always should be prescribed by a doctor and not self-prescribed.

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How loud is the Dr Trust Oxygen Concentrator 1101?

The sound level of Dr Trust 1101 5 LPM is equal or less than 46 dB, which make it extremely quiet during work. The point is to provide the patient with the purest possible oxygen concentration without producing high decibels and disturbing their sleep.

How many liters does it Dr Trust 1101 deliver?

This particular model delivers up to 5 litres per minute (LPM) with oxygen purity levels in the range of 93%+-3%. This amount of concentrated oxygen will alleviate breathing issues in only 30 minutes of work.

What is the life expectancy of the Dr Trust 1101 oxygen concentrator?

The Dr Trust 1101 comes with a 1-Year manufacturer’s warranty, which is definitely a disadvantage, especially when compared to European- and US-made models like the Philips, Krober and DeVilbiss, which come standard with 2-Year Warranties.

MAIN PROS

Dr Trust 5 LPM Oxygen Concentrator 1101 comes with many special features and advantages. It is a great budget unit that is rather compact and light. This O2 machine can be easily moved from one room to another on its casters. With its minimum operating time of 30 minutes, Dr Trust is designed for providing a continuous flow of oxygen conveniently at the home of the user.

In addition, due to its lightweight construction (weighing in at only 15 kg) you can easily roll it from one place to another for convenient use. It has many specials features for example the power loss alarm function, high and low-pressure alarm function, and low oxygen concentration alarm function makes its operations more convenient and reliable.

MAIN CONS

The oxygen concentrator is made in China and it is a rather new unit that has not been extensively tested in the European market and is also not very well know there (not at all, to be honest). Its 1 Year Warranty is another minus worth noting. If you need a provenly durable oxygen 5 LPM oxygen machine with at least 2 years of warranty against defects and malfunctioning, then your best choice would be a Korber, a Philips or a DeVilbiss. You simply cannot go wrong with these monsters.

How much does Dr Trust 5 LPM Oxygen Concentrator 1101 cost in India?

The asking price if this popular oxygen concentrator by Dr Trust varies in the range of 100 000 – 120 000 INR (EUR 1130 – 1355) depending on seller and condition – brand new or recycled.

Why to buy Dr Trust’s oxygen concentrator?

Dr Trust can be used in the home or any other institution for helping those who need supplemental oxygen for easy breathing. It pumps high-level oxygen into the bloodstream of patients who have developed inflammation in the airways. Mostly this device is prescribed for Pneumonia, Asthma, RDS, Sleep apnea, COVID-19 and mainly for the patients who have developed inflammation in their airways.It filters surrounding air, compressing it to the required density and then delivering purified medical grade oxygen into a pulse-dose delivery system or continuous stream system to the patient.

Do we deliver oxygen concentrator to India and the rest of the Bengal Bay area?

Yes, we serve India on a daily basis. We ship your oxygen concentrator directly to India. We also serve the entire Bengal Bay area, including Sri Lanka.

What do customers say about Dr Trust 5 LMP Oxygen Concentrator 1101?

Users that left a positive rating for the Dr Trust 1101 report that they were amazed by its small size and low sound as compared to oxygen concentrators they had used in hospitals and clinics.

Negative reviews in regards to this model cite that there is no ISI mark and that the plug fitting is somewhat loose in the socket. Quality issues were also cited by several users although they did not specify exactly what the malfunction they were having with the 1101 oxygen concentrator was.

Another satisfied user with the Dr Trust Oxygen Concentrator 1101 reports that the machine’s pump is set at the right value and that it matches the rate we in-take air. Happy users report that the nebulizer is quite remarkable as well, featuring a very low sound while operating compared to other nebulizers.

Posted on 25th May 2021 18th June 2021 by Gregory — Leave a comment

Jumao Oxygen Concentrator (India): Is It Worth Your Money?

Jumao 5L Stationary Oxygen Concentrator REVIEW and Price

One of the recently become popular oxygen concentrators in India — the Jumao 5L stationary oxygen concentrator — has gathered a lot of attention among Indian buyers, especially after the recent severe spike in COVID-19 cases across the country. Today we will provide a complete overview of what makes Jumao such a popular unit in India, listing both its pros and cons. But before we begin…

WHAT is Jumao 5L Oxygen Concentrator?

Jumao is a stationary oxygen concentrator that delivers 93% +- 3% oxygen purity in flow rate of 1 – 5 LPM (litres per minute oxygen flow to the user) according to the official manufacturer’s tech sheet. The device features a 0-5 litre / min adjustable flow function a long-life compressor covering 10 000 hours of maintenance-free use, a low-oxygen concentration alarm and a relatively lightweight design (weighing in at only 18 kg) for a stationary concentrator.

Pros

The biggest pros of the Jumao oxygen concentrator its availability. Yes, availability has become a pro given the current situation in India and the widespread deficit of home O2 machines.

In addition, the Jumao oxygen concentrator comes with a mainframe, humidifier and flowmeter. This model is marketed as reliable, safe, and durable thanks to its sturdy plastic outer shell. As for its display screen, the Jumao’s shows the total elapsed working hours, so that’s definitely a neat feature. In addition, the Jumao 5 LPM packs a pressure safety valve helps, a power loss alarm function as well as a high and low pressure alarm function.

Cons

One of the main disadvantages of the Jumao is its selling price. A rather expensive unit for the Indian market, the Jumao 5 LPM can be purchased for about EUR 800 if you have luck. The unit is also not that very popular outside of China and India and many users in Europe, for example, have never even heard of it as they are used to buying German- and US-made concentrators mainly.

How much does the Jumao 5 LPM cost in India?

You can find this model offered in India for anything between ₹27,999 and ₹111482 (EUR 640 – EUR 1200), depending on the seller.

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What is the Jumao oxygen concentrator’s manufacturer warranty?

The standard warranty granted by Jumao seems to be an extend 3 Year Warranty, which is a big pro. This means the manufacturer built a durable machine designed to last, and is ready to back that durability with warranty.

What accessories will I get with this O2 device?

The current Jumao version sold in India comes with accessories such as Humidifier bottle, Connection tube to the humidifier, Atomizer, Oxygen tube, Warranty Card and manual. In India, it is sold with a manufacturer warranty of 2 years and is available both new and second hand.

How about oxygen purity (density)?

Oxygen purity of the Jumao 5 LPM is also pretty good for a Chinese-made unit at 93%±3%.

What the users say about the Jumao

Most users seem to like this model of oxygen concentrator, reporting satisfaction regarding its oxygen purity level and good O2 flow to the patient. A happy user of the Jumao 5 litres-per-minute oxygen concentrators says that “[it] can provide up to 7 litres of flow, although it is not advisable”. Other users report that they capped the machine at 96% oxygen purity, which, if true, is a very decent number if true).

The concentrator comes with a regular Indian plug (220v) so there won’t have to search for a travel adapter in order to use it.

Where can I use the Jumao oxygen concentrator?

This Jumao Oxygen Concentrator is a type of medical device used for delivering oxygen to patients with breathing-related disorders. Individuals whose oxygen concentration in their blood is lower than normal (for various reasons including COVID-19 lung infections) require oxygen concentrators or oxygen tanks to breathe. The Jumao 5 LPM does just that – it delivers oxygen to patients at home, in clinics, health centers, etc.

What about the tech specs of the Jumao 5 LPM?

Here are the Jumao oxygen concentrator technical specifications as per the manufacturer’s product manual.

Instrument Classification:	Class II
Oxygen Density	93%±3%
Sound Level	≤ 52db
Flow Rate	5 L\Min
Power Consumption	390VA
Molecular Sieve	Li-X, High 13X
Filter	France CECA molecular sieve
Housing Material	ABS
Continuous Working Time	10,000 Hours
Compressor Life	25,000 Hours

To which countries do we ship oxygen concentrators?

CPAPEuropa supplies oxygen concentrators to the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia and South America. In addition to the India, we deliver with Express Shipping to Saudi Arabia, the Bengal Bay and Sri Lanka.

Looking for the absolute best in home Oxygen Concentrators? Have a look at some of the best reviewed models with a proven track record in Europe and USA. For purchases of large amount of units and more information about shipping to India, do not hesitate to ask CPAPEuropa’s staff via the online chat!

We are here to help you find the best oxygen concentrator in India according to your personal needs and budget!

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Oxygen Concentrators in Sri Lanka – ஆக்ஸிஜன் இயந்திரங்கள் இலங்கை

Oxygen concentrators Sri Lanka Review and Prices - Short Guide

Oxygen Concentrators Sri Lanka – ஆக்ஸிஜன் இயந்திரங்கள் இலங்கை

Which are the best oxygen concentrators currently available for sale and shipping to Sri Lanka? Today we will cover the most popular home oxygen machines in Sri Lanka and provide a brief overview of their best features as well as their cons. by the end of today’s extended guide, you’ll not only know what would be the best oxygen concentrator for your specific needs, but also from where to get in Sri Lanka.

What is an Oxygen Concentrator and is it available in Sri Lanka?

Oxygen concentrators are available for purchase and delivery to Sri Lanka at CPAPEUROPA.COM. We service the entire country and offer brand new medical-grade O2 machines with certificate and the original manufacturer’s warranty.

Call us for help:

+4930 209 931 898 (English-language customer service only)

1. Inogen Oxygen Concentrators – Portable

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2. Philips Respironics – Stationary

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3. Invacare – Invacare Perfecto2 V Oxygen Concentrator

The main pros of the Invacare Perfecto2 V Oxygen Concentrator are its user-friendly interface and easy-to-operate control panel designed with the user in mind. The other popular feature of this home oxygen machine available for Sri Lanka is its easy access to the humidifier bottle and the filter – one of the most important components in any home oxygen device. In addition, the Perfecto 2 boasts relatively low noise levels (just like the Philips Respironics and the Krober O2 model). This means that you can receive oxygen during sleep without being disturbed by the machine’s hum. What’s more, the Perfecto 2 is relatively easy to move around in the room due to its convenient top handle. The devices features pulse- and a proprietary Sensi-Pulse technology.

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4. GCE Zen-O

The Zen-O Lite is arguably one of the best portable oxygen concentrator on the market. This ultra-light portable device from GCE Healthcare is remarkably lightweight, quiet and compact. It is designed to help active patients on long term oxygen therapy in Sri Lanka. In fact, Zen-O-Lite is so small and quiet that some patients often forget it’s by their side. If you’re looking for a travel oxygen concentrator that delivers supplemental oxygen on the fly, then Zen-O-Lite is the best choice to stay active and independent. Among the other premium features of the Zen-O Lite O2 machine are its automatic adjustments, the Rate Responsive Therapy mode and its extra long battery life. What’s more, this machine is designed for use both inside and outside the home.

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5. Krober Aeroplus and Krober O2

Hands down the best German-made oxygen concentrators for sale in Sri Lanka are the Krober models Aeroplus E and Krober O2. These two European best-sellers have been dominating the European market for decades now, satisfying the needs of millions of home O2 users across the continent. The German brand Krober offers something most other brands do not: reliability at affordable prices. The models offer 5 LMP (Krober O2) and 6 LPM (Aeroplus), satisfying the needs of the vast majority of oxygen therapy patients around the globe. CPAPEUROPA is an official distributor of Krober and supplies Sri Lanka and the Bengal region on a daily basis.

6. DeVilbiss

Hands down the best oxygen concentrators come from the American brand DeVilbiss. Also available for shipping to Sri Lanka, the DeVilbiss 525 and 1025 models bring perfection to another level. Offering two ready to satisfy even the most demanding patient — 5 LPM and 10 LPM respectively — the Drive DeVilbiss oxygen concentrators offer the full package. These compact oxygen concentrators are designed to meet and exceed the high demands of patients on oxygen therapy. Compact and affordable, the Devilbiss 525 delivers up to 5 litres of oxygen per minute across all flow rates, and has become popular in the USA for its high-quality construction, eco-friendly design and overall reliability. The DeVilbiss 1025 on the other hand is a full-blown 10 LPM beast ready to deliver up to 10L per minute while being as compact as the 5 LPM version. This O2 machine is built extra lightweight (weighing only 19kgs) and is one of the most compact oxygen concentrators currently on the market, capable of delivering high volume oxygen.

How to choose the right concentrator for your needs?

What is a pulse flow concentrator?

What is a continuous flow concentrator?

What are the main benefits of stationary concentrators over portable units?

For pricing information for bulk orders, call +4930 209 931 898 or get started with shopping online.

Do you need a prescription to buy a stationary oxygen concentrator for Sri Lanka?

Yes. Supplemental oxygen is categorized as medical treatment that is prescribed by a doctor. Your doctor in Sri Lanka will prescribe the oxygen flow rate and the length of time you must use the oxygen machine.

Can I take my oxygen concentrator on an airplane?

Are oxygen concentrators delivered to Sri Lanka?

Yes, we service and deliver to the following Sri Lankan provinces:

Central, Eastern, northern, North Western, Sabaragamuwa, Southern, Uva, Western and Sri Lanka.

We service customers in:

Kandy
Trincomalee
Anuradhapura
Jaffna
Kurunegala
Ratnapura
Galle
Badulla
Colombo
Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte
and Colombo.

In addition to Sri Lanka and the Bengal Bay, CPAPEuropa delivers oxygen concentrators to Nepal. For more information, please give us a call at +4930 209 931 898.

References:

1. Provisional Clinical Practice Guidelines on COVID-19 suspected and confirmed patients. https://www.epid.gov.lk/web/images/pdf/Circulars/Corona_virus/covid-19_cpg_version_5.pdf

2. Ministry of Health Sri Lanka. http://www.health.gov.lk/moh_final/english/

3. THE CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR HEALTH COMMUNICATION & HEALTH PROMOTION IN SRI LANKA. https://www.hpb.health.gov.lk/en

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Posted on 18th November 2020 20th November 2020 by Gregory — Leave a comment

87 COVID-19 Symptoms According to US Searchers

Who made the coronavirus vaccine? How many people died of Coronavirus today? Why is it called coronavirus? Did Dolly Parton fund Moderna’s vaccine? All of these are actual questions US searchers have been asking every day, according to official Google Search dataset.

Along the most popular searches are more than 400 symptoms, signs and conditions related to the global Coronavirus pandemic.

Oxygen concentrators rising trend — ‘Oxygen concentrators’ trend data obtained via Google Trends

Until now, we’ve seen a rather significant rise of queries related to oxygen therapy and specifically “home oxygen therapy” carried out with an oxygen concentrator device. These are machines that create pure oxygen out of the surrounding air and delivering it to a user / patient with respiratory problems, including COVID-caused pneumonia.

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Related news: Oxygen Concentrators INOGEN Become Part of Coronavirus Response in US

When we go deeper into the coronavirus symptom dataset, there emerge a total of 87 most frequently searched coronavirus symptoms by US searchers. These searches, as recorded by the Google database, cannot be interpreted as representing medically confirmed symptoms caused by the virus. Nevertheless, this data provides an idea of both the distribution and search frequency of symptoms, signs and conditions amidst a raging pandemic — especially when we look into the rising trends of some of the most frequently reported confirmed coronavirus symptoms, such as cough, fever and common cold.

COVID-19 Symptoms Search Trends — Dataset excerpt from https://pair-code.github.io/covid19_symptom_dataset/

Here is the full list of 87 most searched symptoms and conditions from 2018 to the present day.

Abdominal obesity	Hypertension
Abdominal pain	Hypotension
Acne	Hypothyroidism
Alcoholism	Indigestion
Allergy	Infection
Anemia	Inflammation
Anxiety	Insomnia
Arthritis	Iron deficiency
Asthma	Itch
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder	Kidney failure
Autoimmune disease	Kidney stone
Back pain	Knee Pain
Bleeding	Low back pain
Bloating	Major depressive disorder
Bone fracture	Migraine
Bruise	Myocardial infarction
Burn	Nasal congestion
Candidiasis	Nausea
Chest pain	Neck pain
Common cold	Obesity
Constipation	Otitis
Cough	Pain
Cramp	Panic attack
Dementia	Paresthesia
Depression	Perspiration
Dermatitis	Pneumonia
Diabetes	Psychosis
Diarrhea	Scar
Dizziness	Sinusitis
Epilepsy	Skin condition
Erectile dysfunction	Skin rash
Fatigue	Skin ulcer
Fever	Sleep disorder
Flatulence	Sore throat
Gastroesophageal reflux disease	Stroke
Hair loss	Swelling
Hay fever	Type 2 diabetes
Headache	Urinary incontinence
Heart arrhythmia	Urinary tract infection
Heartburn	Vaginal discharge
Hemorrhoids	Vomiting
Hypercholesterolemia	Wart
Hyperglycemia	Weight gain
Xeroderma

Further research of the currently trending coronavirus topics lead us to another breaking trend – Dolly Parton’s April donation of $1 million to coronavirus research at Vanderbilt University, which, ultimately, helped fund Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine. The newly announced vaccine became the second COVID-19 vaccine with a strikingly high success rate, according to announced data. According to Moderna, it’s vaccine is 94.5% effective against the infamous virus.

酸素濃縮器（日本）。レビューと価格 – Oxygen Concentrators Japan

酸素濃縮器とは？

日本で販売されている酸素濃縮器は何種類ありますか？

携帯型酸素濃縮器の最大のメリットは何ですか？

酸素濃縮器の音量はどのくらいですか？

日本での酸素濃縮器の価格はいくらですか？

日本の酸素濃縮器は高価ですか？

東京で酸素濃縮器を購入するには

どの国に酸素濃縮器を発送していますか？

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Oxygen Concentrators (Brunei): Review and Prices

What is an oxygen concentrator?

How many types of oxygen concentrators are available in Brunei (BN)?

What are the biggest pros of a portable oxygen concentrator?

How loud is an oxygen concentrator?

How much does an oxygen concentrator cost in Brunei (BN)?

Are oxygen concentrators in Brunei expensive?

Where to buy oxygen concentrators in Brunei Darussalam

To which countries do we ship oxygen concentrators?

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Oxygen concentrators Tunisia – مركزات الاوكسجين تونس

What is an Oxygen Concentrator and where can you buy one in Tunisia?

1. Inogen Oxygen Concentrators – Portable

2. Philips Respironics – Stationary

3. Invacare – Invacare Perfecto2 V Oxygen Concentrator

4. GCE Zen-O

5. Krober Aeroplus and Krober O2

6. DeVilbiss

How to choose the right concentrator for your needs?

What is a pulse flow concentrator?

What is a continuous flow concentrator?

What are the main benefits of stationary concentrators over portable units?

Do you need a prescription to buy a stationary oxygen concentrator for Tunisia?

Can I take my oxygen concentrator on an airplane?

Are oxygen concentrators delivered to Tunisia?

In addition to Tunisia and North Africa, CPAPEuropa delivers oxygen machines to Europe, Asia, North America and the Pacific. For more information, please give us a call at +4930 209 931 898.

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Oxygen Concentrators Indonesia – Oksigen Konsentrator Indonesia

What is an Oxygen Concentrator and is it sold in Indonesia?

What oxygen concentrator models are available on the Indonesian market?

Inogen Oxygen Concentrator – Portable

How to choose the right concentrator for your needs?

What is a pulse flow concentrator?

What is a continuous flow concentrator?

What are the main benefits of stationary concentrators over portable units?

Do you need a prescription to buy a stationary oxygen concentrator for Indonesia?

Can I take my oxygen concentrator on an airplane?

Are oxygen concentrators delivered to Indonesia?

References:

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Is the Philips EverFlo Q Oxygen Concentrator recalled by Philips?

Are oxygen concentrators made by Philips recalled?

Is Philips EverFlo oxygen concentrator dangerous?

Is the Philips EverFlo Q oxygen concentrator recalled?

Which Philips CPAP machines are being recalled?

Which Philips CPAP machines are being recalled?

Here’s the full list of the withdrawn CPAP, BiPAP and ventilator machines by Philips

Everything you need to know about the withdrawn ventilators

Dr Trust Oxygen Concentrator 1101: REVIEW & PRICE

What is Dr Trust Oxygen Concentrator?

Is Dr Trust 1101 a home oxygen concentrator?

What is a continuous flow concentrator?

When is oxygen therapy required?

How loud is the Dr Trust Oxygen Concentrator 1101?

How many liters does it Dr Trust 1101 deliver?

What is the life expectancy of the Dr Trust 1101 oxygen concentrator?

How much does Dr Trust 5 LPM Oxygen Concentrator 1101 cost in India?

Why to buy Dr Trust’s oxygen concentrator?

Do we deliver oxygen concentrator to India and the rest of the Bengal Bay area?

What do customers say about Dr Trust 5 LMP Oxygen Concentrator 1101?

Jumao 5L Stationary Oxygen Concentrator REVIEW and Price

WHAT is Jumao 5L Oxygen Concentrator?

Pros

Cons

How much does the Jumao 5 LPM cost in India?

What is the Jumao oxygen concentrator’s manufacturer warranty?

What accessories will I get with this O2 device?

How about oxygen purity (density)?

What about the tech specs of the Jumao 5 LPM?

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