Mobile oxygen equipment

Lightweight portable oxygen concentrators and accessories

Are you looking for a lightweight, portable, mobile oxygen device - an oxygen concentrator?

Our portable, mobile oxygen devices provide you with the opportunity to participate in life independently due to their low weight.

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SimplyGo Mini - Mobile oxygen concentrator from Philips with standard battery pack

As low as €1,755.00 Regular Price €1,950.00

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Inogen Rove 6 Mobile Oxygen Concentrator with 8-Cell Battery

As low as €1,898.00 Regular Price €1,950.00

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FreeStyle Comfort | portable oxygen concentrator with 8 cell battery

As low as €1,755.00 Regular Price €1,950.00

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Inogen Rove 6 Mobile Oxygene Concentrator with 16-Cell Battery

As low as €1,998.00 Regular Price €2,050.00

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SimplyGo Mini - Mobile oxygen concentrator from Philips with extended battery pack

As low as €2,335.50 Regular Price €2,595.00

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Mobiler Sauerstoffkonzentrator Freestyle Comfort mit 16 Cell Akku

As low as €1,845.00 Regular Price €2,050.00

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Inogen One G4, mobile oxygen device with 4 Cell battery only 1.27 kg. - Special offer price with OxyCare best price guarantee

As low as €1,930.50 Regular Price €2,145.00

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Inogen One G4, mobile oxygen unit with large 8 cell battery - special offer price with OxyCare best price guarantee

As low as €2,043.00 Regular Price €2,270.00

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SimplyGo Mobile oxygen concentrator from Philips with 2 L continuous flow - stationary and mobile use

As low as €2,995.00

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Eclipse 5 oxygen concentrator - ideal for air travel, incl. FAA flight certificate

As low as €2,698.20 Regular Price €2,998.00

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Devilbiss iGo2 Oxygen Concentrator - Extremely sensitive triggering (breath detection) FAA approved

As low as €1,975.50 Regular Price €2,195.00

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Zen-O |small mobile oxygen concentrator |with 12 cell battery |incl. caddy

As low as €2,686.50 Regular Price €2,985.00

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Oxygen on the go

Mobile oxygen supply to maintain mobility

Functionality

Stay mobile despite long-term oxygen therapy (LTOT) to maintain quality of life, continue to participate in everyday life and also continue to travel. Whether you want to travel by bus, plane or ship - with our mobile oxygen concentrators nothing stands in the way.

In contrast to stationary devices, mobile oxygen concentrators are small, light and handy. They are transported, for example, in carrier bags, backpacks or caddies. No filling is required as with oxygen cylinders, since the devices extract the oxygen from the ambient air via so-called molecular sieves - the oxygen, which is up to 96% pure, is then supplied to the patient via nasal cannulae. Mobile oxygen concentrators run on the mains, in the car via a 12 volt connection or via a built-in rechargeable battery. The runtime depends on the battery - there are batteries with smaller as well as larger capacity to generate a longer runtime and can be selected according to your individual needs.

A distinction is made in mobile oxygen devices between devices that have a constant flow delivery (continuous flow) and at the same time also a breath control (mobile oxygen concentrators) and devices that function only via a breath control (portable oxygen concentrators). In this case, the device detects when the patient inhales and then delivers a certain amount of oxygen (bolus). Unlike stationary systems, oxygen is therefore not delivered constantly during inhalation and exhalation, but only during inhalation. Unlike stationary devices, mobile devices are not set in liters per minute, but in increments. The settings can therefore not be adopted 1:1 - your attending physician determines which step setting is the correct one for the respective device. This is determined, among other things, with a blood gas analysis (BGA) or the 6-minute walk test.