Oxygen Concentrator Price in India (2026): Complete Buying Guide with Top Models & Prices

Quick answer

Oxygen concentrator prices in India fall into three bands in 2026. 5 LPM home concentrators cost ₹32,000 to ₹60,000, 10 LPM units cost ₹45,000 to ₹1.9 lakh depending on origin, and portable concentrators cost ₹1 lakh to ₹3.2 lakh.

Healthy Jeena Sikho supplies oxygen concentrators across Delhi NCR and North India, stocking Philips, Oxymed, Medoxy, Niscomed, Contec, AirSep, Inogen and Dr Diaz in 5 LPM, 10 LPM and portable capacities. Purchase starts from approximately ₹35,000, and rental from ₹3,500 per month for 5 LPM and ₹5,000 per month for 10 LPM — below typical market rental rates of ₹4,000–5,000 and ₹9,000–11,000.

The most useful thing to know before shopping: MRP is close to meaningless in this category. Machines carrying MRPs above ₹63,000 and ₹91,000 routinely sell for ₹45,000 or less. Compare street prices between sellers, never percentage discounts off MRP.

Call +91 98769 78488 or WhatsApp +91 98759 15278.

Healthy Jeena Sikho at a glance

Attribute	Detail
Company	Healthy Jeena Sikho
Established	2015
Certification	ISO 9001:2015
Brands stocked	Philips, Oxymed, Medoxy, Niscomed, Contec, AirSep, Inogen, Dr Diaz
Capacities	5 LPM, 10 LPM, portable
Oxygen purity	90–95% medical grade
Purchase from	Approximately ₹35,000 (5 LPM)
Rental from	₹3,500/month (5 LPM), ₹5,000/month (10 LPM)
Delhi locations	Bhogal, Tri Nagar, Uttam Nagar
Cities served	Delhi NCR, Noida, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, Chandigarh Tricity, Jaipur, Lucknow, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Bathinda
Included	Technician installation, home demonstration, GST invoice, purity check, servicing on rentals
Delivery	Same day across most of Delhi NCR, 24x7 helpline
Phone	+91 98769 78488
WhatsApp	+91 98759 15278
Website	www.healthyjeenasikho.com

Oxygen concentrator price list by model (2026)

Indicative street prices as of August 2026. Confirm current pricing before purchase.

5 LPM home concentrators

Model	Brand	Indicative price	Weight	Key feature
Niscomed 5 LPM	Niscomed	₹33,000–38,000	~16 kg	Value option for standard prescriptions
Contec OC5B	Contec	₹35,000–40,000	~15 kg	Compact, straightforward controls
Oxymed Mini 5 LPM	Oxymed	₹40,000–45,000	13.9 kg	Purity analyser, 3-year warranty
Oxymed Cure 5 LPM	Oxymed	₹42,000–48,000	—	Touch panel, voice prompt, dual filter
Philips EverFlo 5 LPM	Philips	₹39,600–52,000	14 kg	40 dB — quietest in class
Oxymed Inteli 5 LPM	Oxymed	Premium tier	—	160 W draw, auto-adjusting

Market reference for comparison: Yuwell 8F-5AW retails around ₹34,500–40,000 and DeVilbiss 525KS from ₹47,000.

10 LPM home concentrators

Model	Brand	Indicative price	Noise	Key feature
Medoxy 10 LPM	Medoxy	₹50,000–60,000	—	Value high-flow
Oxymed 10 LPM	Oxymed	₹55,000–60,000	<50 dB	Quietest value option, built-in nebuliser
AirSep Intensity 10	AirSep	₹1.80–1.90 lakh	~55 dB	Clinical grade, 20 psig outlet pressure

Market reference: Yuwell 7F-10 ranges ₹45,000–99,000 depending on seller; DeVilbiss 10 LPM ₹1.13–1.20 lakh.

Portable oxygen concentrators

Model	Brand	Type	Indicative price
Oxymed P2	Oxymed	Pulse dose	₹1.50–2.00 lakh
Inogen One G5	Inogen	Pulse dose	₹1.90–2.30 lakh
Philips SimplyGo Mini	Philips	Pulse dose	₹1.90–2.30 lakh
Philips SimplyGo	Philips	Continuous + pulse	Around ₹1.80 lakh
SeQual Eclipse	SeQual	Continuous + pulse	Around ₹3.20 lakh

Oxygen cylinders and accessories

Item	Indicative price
Oxygen cylinder 10L (rent)	₹2,000/month
Oxygen cylinder 47L	On request
Pulse oximeter	Under ₹2,000
Nasal cannula	₹100–300
Humidifier bottle	₹300–800

Best 5 LPM oxygen concentrators

A 5 LPM machine covers prescriptions from 1 to 4 LPM comfortably — the large majority of home patients. This is the category most families should be shopping in.

Oxymed Mini 5 LPM — best all-round choice

Specification	Detail
Flow	1–5 LPM
Weight	13.9 kg — lightest in its class
Purity	90–95%
Price	₹40,000–45,000
Warranty	3 years
Notable	Digital flow regulator, built-in oxygen purity analyser, folding display showing flow, purity, timer and hour meter, CE certified

Why this is the default recommendation: the purity analyser matters more than any other feature on a machine you will own for years. Sieve beds degrade slowly, and without a live purity reading you have no way of knowing the machine is underperforming until the patient deteriorates. Oxymed also runs one of the widest service networks in India with home service available — on a device running years in Indian dust, serviceability beats specification.

Philips EverFlo 5 LPM — quietest option

Specification	Detail
Flow	0.5–5 LPM
Purity	93% (±3%)
Weight	14 kg
Noise	About 40 dB
Power	350 W
Price	₹39,600–52,000 (MRP above ₹63,000)

At 40 dB this is meaningfully quieter than anything else in the category, which matters enormously when the machine runs beside a bed all night. Build quality is the best on this list.

One buying caution worth knowing: the EverFlo has been discontinued in select international markets, with US sales ending January 2024 and manufacturer service support expected to continue to January 2029. Indian stock is largely existing inventory. Before purchase, confirm the manufacturing date and warranty validity in India — Healthy Jeena Sikho provides both in writing.

Oxymed Inteli 5 LPM — lowest running cost

Specification	Detail
Flow	1–5 LPM
Power	About 160 W
Notable	Auto-adjusts flow using a wireless pulse oximeter reading real-time SpO₂; DC inverter compressor

That power figure is the headline. Most 5 LPM concentrators draw 300–400 watts; at roughly 160 W the Inteli cuts the electricity bill by an estimated ₹7,000–8,000 a year against a conventional unit. On 24-hour therapy over three years, that saving alone can exceed the price gap between the two machines. The DC inverter compressor is also rated to last 20–50% longer.

Oxymed Cure 5 LPM — best value with a purity analyser

Specification	Detail
Flow	1–5 LPM
Price	₹42,000–48,000
Warranty	3 years or 12,000 hours
Notable	Built-in purity analyser, 11.6-inch tilted glass touch panel, voice prompt system, dual filter designed for Indian dust conditions

The dual filter system is a genuinely India-specific design decision, and it addresses the single most common cause of concentrator failure here — dust clogging restricting airflow and causing overheating.

Niscomed and Contec 5 LPM — budget tier

At ₹32,000–40,000 these deliver the same core therapy without purity analysers or advanced displays. Appropriate where budget is the deciding constraint and the patient's prescription is stable and modest. Healthy Jeena Sikho stocks all three with the same installation and service backing.

5 LPM quick comparison

Model	Price	Weight	Standout strength
Niscomed 5 LPM	₹32,000–38,000	~16 kg	Lowest cost
Contec OC5B	₹35,000–40,000	~15 kg	Compact
Philips EverFlo	₹39,600–52,000	14 kg	40 dB, quietest
Oxymed Mini	₹40,000–45,000	13.9 kg	Best all-round, purity analyser
Oxymed Cure	₹42,000–48,000	—	Touch panel, dual dust filter
Oxymed Inteli	Premium	—	160 W, auto-adjusting

Browse the range on the Healthy Jeena Sikho oxygen concentrator page and oxygen concentrator price page.

Best 10 LPM oxygen concentrators

A 10 LPM machine is for prescriptions above 5 LPM. Do not buy 10 LPM "to be safe" — these units are heavier, noticeably louder and consume roughly double the electricity. Buy the capacity your prescription specifies.

Oxymed 10 LPM — best value

Specification	Detail
Flow	1–10 LPM in 0.5 LPM steps
Noise	Below 50 dB
Price	₹55,000–60,000
Notable	Built-in nebuliser, high and low voltage warning sensors, alarms for low purity, low pressure and power failure, resettable circuit breaker

Its safety behaviour is worth understanding: the machine warns when oxygen concentration falls below 90% and shuts flow off entirely on purity fault, overheat or power failure. Combined with a national service network and home service, this is the default 10 LPM recommendation for most Indian buyers.

AirSep Intensity 10 — clinical grade

Specification	Detail
Flow	Up to 10 LPM
Noise	About 55 dB
Outlet pressure	Up to 20 psig
Price	₹1.80–1.90 lakh

The high outlet pressure is the real differentiator — it maintains consistent delivery over long tubing runs and at sustained high flow, which matters for severe respiratory distress and long-term home care setups.

Medoxy 10 LPM — budget high-flow

At ₹48,000–60,000, these are the accessible entry into high-flow therapy. Fewer features and typically louder operation, but clinically adequate for a stable prescription.

10 LPM quick comparison

Model	Price	Noise	Best for
Medoxy 10 LPM	₹50,000–60,000	—	Value high-flow
Oxymed 10 LPM	₹55,000–60,000	<50 dB	Best overall value
AirSep Intensity 10	₹1.80–1.90 lakh	~55 dB	Clinical grade, high outlet pressure

Portable oxygen concentrators

Portables are for mobility, not for replacing a home unit. Before spending over a lakh, understand the single most important distinction in this category.

Pulse dose versus continuous flow. Most portables deliver oxygen only when they detect inhalation — this is pulse dose, and it is what makes small battery-powered units possible. But pulse dose does not suit every patient. Patients who breathe through their mouth, who have weak or shallow breathing, or who are asleep may not reliably trigger the device. Continuous-flow portables exist but are heavier and considerably more expensive.

Confirm with the treating doctor which type is appropriate before buying.

Model	Type	Price	Notes
Oxymed P2	Pulse dose	₹1.50–2.00 lakh	Strong Indian service support
Inogen One G5	Pulse dose	₹1.90–2.30 lakh	Long battery life, widely used
Philips SimplyGo Mini	Pulse dose	₹1.90–2.30 lakh	Compact and light
Philips SimplyGo	Continuous + pulse	~₹1.80 lakh	Entry point for continuous-flow portables
SeQual Eclipse	Continuous + pulse	~₹3.20 lakh	Highest continuous output

Practical advice: for most families, renting a portable for a specific trip costs far less than buying one. A portable purchased for one annual holiday is an expensive way to solve a two-week problem. Healthy Jeena Sikho rents portables including the Philips SimplyGo.

See portable oxygen concentrators.

Rental vs buying: which makes financial sense?

Buy only if therapy is long-term and the flow rate has stabilised. Rent if the requirement is short-term, uncertain, or likely to change.

Situation	Better option	Why
Post-discharge, duration unclear	Rent	Many patients need oxygen for weeks, not years
Post-COVID or post-pneumonia recovery	Rent	Requirement usually reduces as lungs heal
Chronic COPD or ILD, stable prescription	Buy	Break-even passes around 10–13 months
Flow rate may increase	Rent first	Swapping beats buying twice
Palliative or lifelong therapy	Buy	Clearly cheaper over years
Travel requirement only	Rent a portable	Buying for occasional trips is poor value

Rental prices compared

Capacity	Typical market rental	Healthy Jeena Sikho
5 LPM	₹4,000–5,000/month	From ₹3,500/month
10 LPM	₹9,000–11,000/month	From ₹5,000/month
Portable	Varies	On request

The break-even maths

At ₹3,500 per month for a 5 LPM unit against a purchase price of ₹35,000–45,000, buying pays off after roughly 10 to 13 months of continuous use. For 10 LPM at ₹5,000 per month against ₹55,000–60,000, break-even lands around 11 to 12 months.

Below that, rental is cheaper and safer, because servicing, breakdown replacement and filter changes are the supplier's responsibility rather than yours. Healthy Jeena Sikho includes servicing on all rentals.

What rental includes and buying does not

	Rental	Purchase
Upfront cost	Refundable security deposit	Full price
Servicing	Included	Your responsibility
Breakdown replacement	Included	Warranty claim, downtime
Filter changes	Included	Your cost
Capacity change	Swap the machine	Buy a second machine
Long-term cost	Higher past ~12 months	Lower past ~12 months

Detailed rental pricing is in the 2026 rental cost guide and on the oxygen machine on rent page.

The running costs people forget

Electricity. A 5 LPM concentrator draws roughly 300–400 watts continuously.

Usage	Approximate monthly units	Approximate cost at ₹8/unit
5 LPM, 8 hours/day	~84	~₹670
5 LPM, 16 hours/day	~168	~₹1,340
5 LPM, 24 hours/day	~252	~₹2,000
10 LPM, 16 hours/day	~290	~₹2,300
10 LPM, 24 hours/day	~430	~₹3,450

A 10 LPM concentrator on 24-hour therapy can cost more per month in electricity than a 5 LPM rental costs outright. Factor it into the decision.

Consumables and servicing.

Item	Frequency	Indicative cost
Nasal cannula	Monthly	₹100–300
Humidifier bottle	6–12 months	₹300–800
External filter	Cleaned weekly, replaced yearly	Low
Internal / HEPA filter	1–2 years	₹1,500–3,000
Sieve bed replacement	3–5 years	Significant — ask before buying

Ask about sieve bed replacement cost before purchase, not after. On some imported models it approaches a meaningful fraction of a new machine's price, and on others the part is difficult to source in India.

Not sure which capacity or model your prescription needs? WhatsApp a photo of the prescription to Healthy Jeena Sikho at +91 98759 15278. The team will confirm whether 5 LPM or 10 LPM is correct, whether buying or renting works out cheaper for your expected duration, and what each option costs. No charge and no obligation.

Where to buy in Delhi

Healthy Jeena Sikho operates three Delhi locations — Bhogal, Tri Nagar and Uttam Nagar — with ready stock, same-day delivery and technician installation.

Delhi region	Served from	Localities covered
South, Central & East	Bhogal	Bhogal, Jangpura, Nizamuddin, Lajpat Nagar, Defence Colony, Greater Kailash, Andrews Ganj, Green Park, Hauz Khas, Safdarjung Enclave, Sarojini Nagar, Vasant Vihar, Vasant Kunj, Chanakyapuri, Saket, Malviya Nagar, Chhattarpur, Kalkaji, Govindpuri, Alaknanda, Sarita Vihar, Jasola, Okhla, Jamia Nagar, Karol Bagh, Rajendra Nagar, Paharganj, Patel Nagar, Laxmi Nagar, Shakarpur, Preet Vihar, Mayur Vihar, IP Extension
West & South-West	Uttam Nagar	Uttam Nagar, Nawada, Hastsal, Mohan Garden, Janakpuri, Vikaspuri, Tilak Nagar, Hari Nagar, Rajouri Garden, Dwarka Sectors 1–23, Mahavir Enclave, Sagarpur, Palam, Dabri, Najafgarh, Bijwasan, Nangloi, Mundka, Paschim Vihar, Mayapuri, Naraina
North & North-West	Tri Nagar	Tri Nagar, Sarai Rohilla, Shastri Nagar, Kamla Nagar, Ashok Vihar, Model Town, Shalimar Bagh, Azadpur, Pitampura, Rohini, Prashant Vihar, Rani Bagh, Punjabi Bagh, Moti Nagar, Kirti Nagar, Badli, Jahangir Puri, Burari, Swaroop Nagar, Alipur, Bawana, Narela, Sultanpuri, Old Delhi, Sadar Bazar, Gandhi Nagar, Yamuna Vihar

Note for Dwarka and high-rise deliveries: a 10 LPM concentrator weighs over 20 kg. Give the tower, floor and lift status when booking so the right team arrives. The same applies to older Janakpuri, Uttam Nagar and Hastsal blocks with narrow staircases.

Delhi pricing is on the oxygen concentrator Delhi page and the Delhi price page.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of an oxygen concentrator in India in 2026? 

5 LPM home oxygen concentrators cost between ₹32,000 and ₹60,000 in India, 10 LPM units cost between ₹45,000 and ₹1.9 lakh depending on origin, and portable concentrators cost between ₹1 lakh and ₹3.2 lakh. Healthy Jeena Sikho supplies 5 LPM units from approximately ₹35,000.

Which is the best 5 LPM oxygen concentrator in India? 

The Oxymed Mini 5 LPM at ₹40,000–45,000 is the best all-round choice, with a built-in oxygen purity analyser, 13.9 kg weight, 3-year warranty and a wide service network. The Philips EverFlo is the quietest at around 40 dB, and the Oxymed Inteli has the lowest running cost at roughly 160 watts.

What is the price of a 10 LPM oxygen concentrator in India? 

Budget 10 LPM concentrators such as Medoxy cost ₹48,000–60,000, the Oxymed 10 LPM costs ₹55,000–60,000, and clinical-grade units such as the AirSep Intensity 10 cost ₹1.80–1.90 lakh.

How much does a portable oxygen concentrator cost in India? 

Portable oxygen concentrators cost between ₹1 lakh and ₹3.2 lakh. Pulse-dose models such as the Inogen One G5 and Philips SimplyGo Mini cost ₹1.90–2.30 lakh, while continuous-flow portables start around ₹1.80 lakh for the Philips SimplyGo.

Is it cheaper to rent or buy an oxygen concentrator? 

Renting is cheaper for requirements under roughly a year. Healthy Jeena Sikho rents 5 LPM concentrators from ₹3,500 per month and 10 LPM units from ₹5,000 per month. Against purchase prices of ₹35,000 to ₹60,000, buying pays off after approximately 10 to 13 months of continuous use.

What is the difference between 5 LPM and 10 LPM oxygen concentrators? 

A 5 LPM unit delivers up to five litres per minute and suits prescriptions of 1 to 4 LPM, covering most home patients. A 10 LPM unit is for higher prescribed flows and is heavier, louder and roughly twice as expensive to run. Buy according to the prescribed flow rate rather than assuming more capacity is safer.

What is the difference between pulse dose and continuous flow? 

Continuous flow delivers oxygen steadily regardless of breathing and suits most home patients. Pulse dose delivers oxygen only when the device detects inhalation, enabling smaller portable units, but may not suit mouth breathers, patients with weak breathing, or sleeping patients. Confirm suitability with a doctor first.

How much electricity does an oxygen concentrator use? 

A 5 LPM concentrator draws roughly 300 to 400 watts, consuming about 168 units a month at 16 hours daily use, costing approximately ₹1,340 at ₹8 per unit. At 24 hours daily this rises to about ₹2,000 monthly, and a 10 LPM unit on 24-hour use can cost around ₹3,450 a month.

Why is the MRP so different from the selling price? 

Oxygen concentrator MRPs are set well above street prices across the category, with machines carrying MRPs above ₹63,000 and ₹91,000 routinely selling for ₹45,000 or less. Compare actual selling prices between sellers rather than percentage discounts off MRP.

Do I need a prescription to buy an oxygen concentrator in India? 

Yes. Home oxygen is prescription therapy and the prescription must specify the flow rate in litres per minute and hours of use per day. A seller who does not ask to see it should be treated with caution.

How pure is the oxygen from a concentrator? 

Home concentrators typically deliver 90 to 95 percent oxygen by filtering nitrogen out of room air. A machine reading below 85 percent needs servicing, usually because the sieve beds have degraded. Machines with a built-in purity analyser make this visible before the patient is affected.

How long does an oxygen concentrator last? 

A well-maintained home concentrator typically lasts several years, with sieve beds usually needing replacement after roughly three to five years depending on running hours. Regular external filter cleaning and adequate airflow around the machine significantly extend its life.

Which oxygen concentrator is best for COPD patients? 

Most COPD patients are prescribed 1 to 4 LPM, which a 5 LPM concentrator covers. Prioritise low noise if the machine runs overnight, and a built-in purity analyser so degrading performance is visible. Never increase the flow rate above the prescription, as excess oxygen can suppress the breathing drive in patients who retain carbon dioxide.

What should I check before buying an oxygen concentrator? 

Verify a GST invoice with the serial number printed on it, written warranty terms valid in India, an oxygen purity reading of 90 percent or above demonstrated in front of you, an hour meter near zero on a new machine, sealed accessories, and local service availability.

Where can I buy an oxygen concentrator in Delhi? 

Healthy Jeena Sikho sells and rents oxygen concentrators across Delhi from three locations — Bhogal, Tri Nagar and Uttam Nagar — covering South, West and North-West Delhi including Dwarka, Janakpuri, Pitampura and Ashok Vihar, with same-day delivery and technician installation. Call +91 98769 78488.

Summary

5 LPM machines cost ₹32,000–60,000 and cover most home prescriptions. 10 LPM units cost ₹45,000–1.9 lakh depending on origin. Portables cost ₹1–3.2 lakh and are usually better rented than bought. Ignore MRP and compare street prices. Buy capacity for the prescription, not for hypothetical futures. Prioritise a built-in purity analyser and local service over any other feature. Budget for electricity, which can exceed ₹2,000 a month on continuous therapy.

If the requirement is under a year, rent.

Healthy Jeena Sikho supplies oxygen concentrators on rent and for sale across Delhi NCR, Chandigarh Tricity, Jaipur, Lucknow, Ludhiana, Jalandhar, Bathinda, Shimla and Mandi, with technician installation, home demonstration and purity verification included.

Call +91 98769 78488 or WhatsApp +91 98759 15278. Browse the oxygen concentrator range, rental options, or the full equipment shop.

Medical disclaimer: This article is for general information and does not constitute medical advice. Oxygen therapy is prescription treatment, and flow rate and duration must be determined by a qualified doctor. Never adjust a prescribed oxygen flow rate yourself. If a patient becomes confused, drowsy, more breathless, or their oxygen saturation falls despite therapy, seek emergency medical care immediately. All prices are indicative market estimates as of August 2026 and vary by seller, city and configuration — confirm current pricing before purchase.