modi_bhakth Posted May 3, 2021 Report Share Posted May 3, 2021 I would say mana sontha telivi tho manaki teliyakunda edo oka machine pampinche mana parents ni andulo gaali peelchu ane badulu better start calling your local friends in your town and enquire about doctors and hospitals beds and have different backup plan than this Any way you need to spend $3000+ to get the right product and get shipped (it takes couple of weeks to month) why cant you talk to local private nursing home get some deal just a thought (not applicable for everyone) I know everything cant be cured by money or product sent from usa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kool_SRG Posted May 3, 2021 Report Share Posted May 3, 2021 Where to buy oxygen concentrators online in India? Here’s what to keep in mind Here is a repository of websites where you may be able to buy yourself an oxygen concentrator online. As the number of Covid patients continues to go up in record numbers in the country, oxygen concentrators are in big demand. Patients who are suffering from Covid-19 and require oxygen therapy are looking for these machines as Hospitals continue to face a shortage. Getting an oxygen concentrator online may be the best option for some people, especially if oxygen is in short supply in their area. Here are a few online portals where users may be able to buy themselves an oxygen concentrator. Where to buy oxygen concentrators online? Users can purchase oxygen concentrators from platforms like Amazon and Flipkart. However, the products available on these platforms may run out of stock soon in your area. Or Amazon or Flipkart may also not be accepting deliveries in your area right now due to a high number of cases. If this is the case, users can also check the other websites. Note that there are also a lot of websites that are scamming people by selling other products like nebulisers and humidifiers as oxygen concentrators. Beware of such products and only go for reputed brands that you trust. You MUST consult a medical professional on your product before making a purchase, if possible. Also Read |Oxygen concentrators: Why they are in demand, and how they differ from oxygen cylinders Websites selling oxygen concentrators 1MG – Equinox EQ-OC-09, Inogen One G5, Oxlife Portable OC (Rs 50,000 to Rs 2,95,000) Tushti Store – OCM T51, OCM 5Y, OCM T25, OCM Q1 (Rs 63,333 to Rs 1,25,999) Nightingales India – Devilbiss OC, Inogen G3, Olex OC, Oxymed, Philips (Rs 37,800 to Rs 2,15,000) Healthklin – Aspen OC1 Plus, Aspen OC2 Plus, Equinox, Hemodiaz (Rs 35,000 to Rs 51,000) Healthgenie – HG 503, HG 501, Equinox, Life Plus OC (Rs 27,499 to Rs 1,29,999) ColMed – Yuwell, Devilbiss, Nidek Nuvolite, Greens OC (Rs 34,157 to Rs 1,06,400) Oxygen Concentrators can now be imported for personal use The government of India also recently permitted the import of oxygen concentrators from overseas for personal use until July 31. Those in need who have friends or relatives living abroad will now be able to receive oxygen concentrators from them through either post, courier or e-commerce portals under the gift category. How do Oxygen concentrators work? Oxygen concentrators work by filtering ambient air, which usually contains about 21 per cent oxygen in addition to 78 per cent nitrogen and 1 per cent of other gases. The concentrator filters only oxygen through the air and lets the nitrogen back out, providing users with air that is 90-95 per cent oxygen. Keep in mind, though that these devices cannot help with cases where oxygen levels are dropping severely, and can only help in moderate to mild cases. Those who need high flow oxygen will require hospitalisation. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kool_SRG Posted May 3, 2021 Report Share Posted May 3, 2021 Oxygen Concentrator: Portable Oxygen Machines & Cylinders For Home | Philips Oxygen Concentrators (drtrust.in) @reality @psycopk check these two links and above post for few Oxygen concentrators options available... If you are buying please bargain they certainly cashing on demand unnecessarily.. 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kool_SRG Posted May 3, 2021 Report Share Posted May 3, 2021 Health Genie Buy Portable Oxygen Concentrator Machine Online at Best Price in India | Healthgenie.in Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
siru Posted May 3, 2021 Report Share Posted May 3, 2021 3 minutes ago, Kool_SRG said: Oxygen Concentrator: Portable Oxygen Machines & Cylinders For Home | Philips Oxygen Concentrators (drtrust.in) @reality @psycopk check these two links and above post for few Oxygen concentrators options available... If you are buying please bargain they certainly cashing on demand unnecessarily.. per my understanding, ee concentrators are only good for mild respiratory issues, ventillators ki use chese oxygen equipment vere vuntadi kada 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kool_SRG Posted May 3, 2021 Report Share Posted May 3, 2021 2 minutes ago, siru said: per my understanding, ee concentrators are only good for mild respiratory issues, ventillators ki use chese oxygen equipment vere vuntadi kada Home Isolation lo undi treatment ki they should do the job it depends on equipment some of them high capacity ones so can help a bit in slight critical times.. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kool_SRG Posted May 4, 2021 Report Share Posted May 4, 2021 Planning to Buy An Oxygen Concentrator For Home? Here’s How To Pick The Right One Lack of oxygen support has also led to several deaths in the national capital. At this juncture, oxygen concentrators have become a necessity. New Delhi: India is currently battling the second wave of Coronavirus, the demand for oxygen concentrator has seen a spike. India is currently struggling to cope with an acute oxygen crisis. The surge in demand, observed in many states including Delhi, Haryana, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, led to an acute shortage of oxygen in the country, with many hospitals sending SOS messages. Lack of oxygen support has also led to several deaths in the national capital. At this juncture, oxygen concentrators have become a necessity. What are Oxygen Concentrators? Concentrators are small device supplying supplementary oxygen-enriched air to people requiring oxygen therapy. They are generally used for patients with lung and other respiratory diseases. When should one use Oxygen Concentrator? “In the case of Covid-19 patients, who feel breathless when their oxygen saturation drops below 94 per cent, then he or she must be put on Oxygen Therapy immediately to avoid damage to other body parts. Oxygen concentrators play an important role as they supply supplemental oxygen to patients via nasal cannula,” Sunil Khurana, MD and CEO at BPL Medical Technologies in New Delhi, told IANS. “Oxygen concentrators work like the air conditioning machine. It takes the oxygen from the air, modifies it and releases it in a different form. Oxygen concentrators concentrate the ambient oxygen,” added Dr Ravi Shekhar Jha, HOD and Senior Consultant Pulmonology, Fortis Escorts Hospital, Faridabad. How do these machines work? An oxygen concentrator is an electronically operated device that separates oxygen from room air. It provides high concentration of oxygen directly to you through a nasal cannula. “Clinical studies have documented that oxygen concentrators are therapeutically equivalent to other types of oxygen delivery systems,” Khurana said. Oxygen concentrators are widely used for oxygen provision in healthcare applications, especially where liquid or pressurised oxygen is too dangerous or inconvenient, such as in homes or in portable clinics. “They work on the principle of ‘rapid pressure swing absorption’ which is where the nitrogen is removed from the air using zeolite minerals which absorb the nitrogen, leaving the other gases to pass through and leaving oxygen as the primary gas. Once the oxygen is collected, the pressure then drops which allows nitrogen to desorb and be expelled back into the air through silencers,” Khurana explained. Oxygen concentrators are portable and easy to use and are thus better than oxygen cylinders. Although at Rs 40,000-Rs 90,000, they are more expensive than cylinders (Rs 8,000-20,000), they require very minimal maintenance. The only maintenance cost is power consumption and the disposable filters and sieve beds that need to be replaced over years of usage, Khurana said. While oxygen concentrator devices can be used at the convenience of patients under the supervision of doctors or healthcare workers, the stand-alone cylinder needs to be refilled and needs utmost care and monitoring as there are chances of leakage and can cause fire accidents. “Oxygen concentrators do not have limitations of refilling. It takes oxygen from the air itself, which enables unlimited supply of oxygen till electricity is available. Oxygen concentrator is a more safe option compared to the Oxygen cylinders, because cylinders can sometimes leak and oxygen saturation increases the risk of fire,” Jha told IANS. Oxygen concentrators produce up to 95 per cent pure oxygen. It also has in-built oxygen sensors which can indicate if purity levels go down, Khuranna said. While the total market size in India is 40,000 units, the sudden peak in demand is likely going to affect the quality as there are not enough manufacturers in the country. “Most of the devices are manufactured in China and part of raw material is manufactured in the US. India Inc was never prepared to cater to this huge surge in demand,” Khuranna said. Types of Oxygen Concentrators? You should know that there are two types of concentrators available in the market— continuous flow and pulse dose. Continuous flow oxygen provides the same flow of oxygen every minute unless it is turned off irrespective of whether the patient is breathing it in or not, while pulse dose oxygen concentrator detects breathing pattern and dispenses oxygen when it detects inhalation, according to Indian Express report. Importers and Manufacturers in India Common importers and manufacturers in India are Phillips, BPL Medical Technologies Ltd, Invacare, AirSep corporation, SS Technologies, Oshocorp Global Pvt Ltd, Medtronic, Inogen, Nidek Medical, Chart Industries. Things to keep in mind before buying or renting an oxygen concentrator Normal air will have 21 per cent oxygen. Concentrator sucks atmospheric air, filter nitrogen and other gases and compresses remaining oxygen dispense it through the cannula. Indian Express report says that “If f 1 litre oxygen is provided to patient through concentrator, the oxygen percentage (or fraction of inspired air) in lungs rises to 24 per cent, with 2 litres it rises to 28 per cent and with 10 litres it rises to 60 per cent. Depending on need, the litres of oxygen per minute have to be regulated.” You should take a physician’s advice before giving oxygen to a patience. You should always keep a pulse oximeter with you. ‘Oxygen concentrators can supply between 0.1 litres per minute (LPM) to 5 to 10 LPM. A concentrator has 92-95 per cent pure oxygen,’ read the report. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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