Buy oxygen concentrators online in India and compare 5 LPM, 10 LPM and portable models, oxygen cylinders, analysers and compatible spares. Start with the prescribed flow and delivery mode, then review current prices, package options and support needs.
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Buy oxygen concentrators and cylinders for your prescribed setup
Oxygen concentrators provide oxygen-enriched gas from room air, while cylinders store a finite supply of compressed oxygen. Both can form part of a prescribed home-oxygen plan, but they differ in power needs, portability and replenishment. Start with your clinician’s required delivery mode and flow, then compare the equipment and package.
This collection brings together stationary concentrators, portable models, cylinders, testing instruments and replacement parts. Choosing the right section makes comparison easier: a battery, analyser or cylinder kit should not be mistaken for a complete oxygen concentrator.
Current oxygen equipment prices in India
Current prices include applicable tax. Package options and availability are shown on each product page.
These live prices are separated by equipment type. They use in-stock, purchasable products and available variations; batteries and service parts do not lower the displayed concentrator ranges. Open a product to choose its options and confirm the final package and checkout total.
Compare the types of oxygen equipment
| Type | What it offers | Main buying question |
|---|---|---|
| 5 LPM concentrators | Stationary machines in the up-to-5-litre-per-minute class. | Does the exact rated flow range cover the prescribed continuous flow? |
| 10 LPM concentrators | Higher-capacity stationary equipment. | What flow, outlet pressure and outlet configuration are required? |
| Portable concentrators | Battery-powered options for mobility; delivery modes vary. | Is the device pulse dose, continuous flow or both, and has suitability been assessed? |
| Oxygen cylinders | Stored oxygen with a regulator and finite supply. | What usable capacity, refill arrangements and backup duration are needed? |
| Oxygen analysers | Equipment-output measurement instruments. | Which measurements, accuracy and test conditions are supported? |
| Spares and accessories | Model-specific batteries, columns and other listed parts. | Does the part number match the device? |
How oxygen equipment can help at home
For people prescribed supplemental oxygen, an appropriate concentrator can support a repeatable daily routine without replacing a cylinder for every period of use. A suitable portable model may support time away from a mains socket. A cylinder can have a separate role in a clinician-agreed backup plan. These are equipment choices within a care plan, not reasons to start oxygen without assessment.
Oxygen does not replace the pressure support provided by CPAP or BiPAP. If oxygen is required alongside another therapy device, the care team should specify the connection and settings. Do not choose a concentrator simply because it has the highest number on the display.
What to compare before ordering
Delivery mode and flow
Continuous flow is expressed in litres per minute (LPM). Pulse-dose machines deliver oxygen in response to inhalation; a numbered pulse setting is not a matching continuous-flow LPM value. Confirm the prescribed mode before comparing prices across stationary and portable equipment.
Daily running requirements
For a stationary unit, compare the electrical rating, noise specification, positioning space, controls and alarms. For a portable unit, compare weight with its battery fitted, charging options and runtime at the intended setting. A wheeled mains-powered unit is not necessarily a battery-operated travel device.
Package, service and recurring costs
Check the exact supplied accessories and warranty terms. Humidifiers, spare batteries, chargers and bags differ between offers. Ask about compatible consumables and service arrangements, and retain the invoice and device serial number. For cylinder purchases, also confirm fill status and local refill availability.
Plan safe, practical use
Use the prescribed setting and duration. Keep oxygen away from smoking and flames, keep ventilation openings clear, and agree a plan for power loss or equipment alarms with your care team. Follow the model manual for maintenance; filters and humidifiers do not all have the same cleaning requirements.
Share the prescribed mode and flow, preferred model, intended use and delivery location with our support team. We can clarify the listed equipment and package details while your clinician determines therapy suitability.
References: NHS home oxygen guidance, Inogen pulse-dose explanation. Check the exact model instructions and supplied configuration.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose between a 5 LPM and 10 LPM concentrator?
Choose a machine whose rated flow range covers the prescription. A higher maximum capacity does not mean the patient should receive more oxygen. Compare the exact model’s flow range, output specifications and operating requirements.
Is an oxygen concentrator the same as an oxygen cylinder?
No. A concentrator separates oxygen from room air while powered; a cylinder stores a finite supply. Cylinders need replenishment and a suitable regulator, while concentrators need a compatible power arrangement.
Where can I see the current oxygen concentrator price?
The live price cards above separate stationary machines, portable models, cylinders and accessories. Each product page shows the price for its selected configuration and available options.
Does portable setting 5 mean 5 LPM?
No. A pulse-dose setting is not equivalent to continuous-flow litres per minute. Have the care team assess the exact portable device and setting for the intended use.
What comes with an oxygen concentrator?
Package contents vary. Check the selected listing for the cannula, humidifier, filters, power supply and, for portable models, battery and charger configuration. Ask our support team to confirm anything unclear.
Can I use oxygen without a prescription?
Use supplemental oxygen only as prescribed by your clinician. The equipment, delivery mode, flow and duration should match the care plan; a product comparison cannot determine a treatment setting.
