Oxygen concentrators

An oxygen concentrator works by a process called pressure change adsorption, where the ambient air passes through a special molecular filter (usually zeolite) that traps nitrogen while letting oxygen through. This process raises the oxygen concentration from 21% in the ambient air to about 70-93% in the output concentrate. The main components include an air purification filter, compressor, zeolite element, flask, pressure regulator, and delivery system (cannula, mask, diffuser). Unlike cylinders that need to be refilled, concentrators continuously produce oxygen from room air, eliminating the need for dangerous high-pressure storage.

Stationary concentrators provide a reliable supply of oxygen for home and medical use. They provide a constant supply of oxygen and can serve several patients at the same time. They have a high flow rate but limited mobility.
Portable concentrators are lightweight, battery-powered devices designed for active patients who need therapy while traveling or doing everyday activities outside the home.
Low-flow oxygen concentrators with a flow rate of up to 5 l/min are suitable for household use. Portable models on wheels meet most home therapy needs.
High flow medical oxygen concentrators (8-10+ l/min) meet the requirements of intensive care. They are necessary for patients with severe respiratory diseases, such as those recovering from acute respiratory distress syndrome or pneumonia.
Home concentrators are small in size, operate from a regular outlet, are quiet and easy to operate.
Models for medical, sanitary and resort facilities have advanced monitoring, alarm and increased durability.

To buy an oxygen concentrator that meets the requirements, you need to consider

It is also important to pay attention to mobility, size, weight, and additional features such as remote control or LCD display.

An oxygen breathing apparatus is useful for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), severe asthma, complications of COVID-19, congestive heart failure, and other conditions that cause blood desaturation with oxygen. Such devices are valuable in hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, and increasingly at home, especially for elderly patients or those recovering from an acute respiratory illness.

MediGo offers certified operating equipment with a manufacturer's warranty, expert advice to determine the optimal model for the right price. The price of an oxygen concentrator primarily depends on its throughput, oxygen purity level, stationary or portable model. Our experts provide appropriate setup instructions and ongoing support.
We will help you improve your quality of life with a high-quality concentrator. We guarantee prompt delivery of the selected model within Ukraine.