Philips Oxygen Concentrator Price In Zirakpur

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• Quiet Operation: Operates at just 45 dB, ensuring a peaceful environment for sleep and rest.

• Lightweight and Portable: Weighs only 14 kg with compact dimensions, making it easy to move and use at home or while traveling.

• Energy Efficient: Consumes just 350 watts of power, offering an economical solution for long-term oxygen therapy.

• High Oxygen Purity: Delivers oxygen with a purity level of 93% (+/- 3%), meeting medical standards for effective treatment.

• Consistent Oxygen Delivery: Ensures reliable oxygen flow with an outlet pressure of 5.5 psi for continuous therapy.

• User-Friendly Design: Easy to operate with intuitive controls, and features handles and wheels for convenient portability.

• Low Maintenance: Requires minimal maintenance with long-lasting filters, reducing upkeep costs.

• Compact and Space-Saving: Its small size and design make it ideal for home use in limited spaces.

• Durable and Reliable: Built with robust components to provide consistent oxygen therapy for a long time.

• Ideal for Home Use: Perfect for individuals with chronic respiratory conditions such as COPD, asthma, or lung disease.

1. Nasal Cannula
Purpose: A nasal cannula is the most commonly used accessory to deliver oxygen from the concentrator to the patient. It fits comfortably in the nostrils and delivers a constant stream of oxygen.
Varieties: There are both standard and extended-length nasal cannulas available, depending on patient preference and mobility needs.
Maintenance: It’s recommended to replace the nasal cannula every 1–2 months or when it shows signs of wear.

2. Oxygen Tubing
Purpose: Oxygen tubing connects the nasal cannula (or mask) to the oxygen concentrator. It allows the oxygen to flow from the machine directly to the patient.
Varieties: Available in different lengths (from 7 feet to 50 feet) to accommodate the patient’s mobility.
Maintenance: It should be cleaned regularly to prevent blockages. Tubing generally needs to be replaced every 6–12 months.

3. Humidifier Bottle
Purpose: If you're using oxygen at higher flow rates, the air can become dry, leading to discomfort. A humidifier bottle adds moisture to the oxygen, preventing dryness in the nose and throat.
How It Works: The humidifier bottle attaches to the oxygen concentrator and can be filled with water to add humidity to the oxygen.
Maintenance: Regular cleaning and water changes are essential to prevent bacterial growth and maintain the humidifier's performance.

4. Oxygen Mask
Purpose: An oxygen mask is used when a higher concentration of oxygen is required or if the patient prefers it over a nasal cannula. The mask covers both the nose and mouth and is especially useful for people with respiratory conditions like COPD.
Varieties: Available in full-face and partial-face designs, both of which are compatible with the Philips Oxygen Concentrator.
Maintenance: The mask should be cleaned regularly, and replaced every 3–6 months depending on usage.

5. Replacement Filters
Purpose: The intake filters and sieve bed filters inside the concentrator help to keep the air clean and ensure the concentrator operates efficiently. These filters should be cleaned or replaced periodically to maintain the quality of oxygen and the performance of the device.
Maintenance: The filters need to be checked every 1–2 weeks and cleaned as required. It’s advisable to replace the filters every 6–12 months based on usage.

Choose to Buy if:

• You need long-term or continuous oxygen therapy.
• You prefer ownership and do not want to worry about recurring rental costs.
• You want to customize the unit (e.g., size, features) based on your needs.
• You want the convenience of having the concentrator at all times.

Choose to Rent if:

• You only need oxygen therapy for a short period.
• You want to avoid a large initial investment or do not have the financial capacity to purchase.
• You require flexibility in the duration of use (e.g., after surgery or for travel).
• You want the convenience of service and maintenance without any additional effort.