An oxygen concentrator is an electric machine that pulls in room air, removes the nitrogen, and delivers 90–96% pure oxygen to a patient through a nasal cannula or mask. Unlike a cylinder, it never runs empty — as long as it has power, it keeps producing oxygen. In Bangladesh, an oxygen concentrator currently costs between ৳35,000 and ৳1,00,000 depending on flow rate (5L, 8L, or 10L), brand, and features.

At Medical Product BD, we supply original oxygen concentrators from trusted brands like Philips EverFlo, Yuwell, Owgels, Longfian, and DeVilbiss — with home delivery across Dhaka and courier service to every district of Bangladesh.

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Why Families in Bangladesh Are Switching from Cylinders to Concentrators

If someone in your home needs oxygen every day, refilling cylinders becomes exhausting fast. A cylinder empties in hours, refill trips cost money and time, and running out at 2 AM is a real fear for caregivers.

An oxygen concentrator solves this in one purchase:

• Unlimited supply — it makes oxygen from air, so there is nothing to refill
• Lower long-term cost — one machine replaces months of refill bills
• Safer at home — no high-pressure gas stored in your bedroom
• Simple for caregivers — turn the dial, set the flow rate your doctor prescribed, done
• Built-in nebulizer function — many models (Yuwell, Owgels) let you give nebulizer therapy from the same machine

For short-term or emergency use, a cylinder still makes sense. For long-term oxygen therapy — COPD, fibrosis, post-stroke care, elderly patients — a concentrator is almost always the better choice.

Who Needs an Oxygen Concentrator?

Doctors in Bangladesh commonly prescribe home oxygen therapy for:

• COPD patients who need low-flow oxygen for many hours daily
• Asthma and pneumonia patients during recovery
• Elderly patients with chronically low oxygen saturation (SpO₂ below 92–94%)
• Post-surgery and post-ICU patients transitioning to home care
• Heart failure and stroke patients with breathing difficulty
• Cancer patients under palliative care at home
• Bedridden patients on long-term home ICU setups

Important: Always use the flow rate (LPM) your doctor prescribes and monitor with a pulse oximeter. Too much oxygen can be harmful for some COPD patients.

Oxygen Concentrator Price in Bangladesh (Updated 2026)

Prices vary with stock, model, and exchange rate. Call Medical Product BD for today’s confirmed price before ordering.

Oxygen concentrator rent is also available for patients who need the machine for only a few weeks — a practical option for post-surgery recovery.

How to Choose the Right Oxygen Concentrator (Buying Checklist)

Most buyers in Bangladesh get confused between a cheap 5L machine and an expensive 10L one. Here is the honest way to decide:

1. Match the flow rate to the prescription. If your doctor prescribed 2–3 LPM, a 5L machine is enough. Only buy 8L/10L if the prescription is above 5 LPM or two patients will share it.
2. Check oxygen purity. A genuine medical concentrator delivers 93% ±3% purity at rated flow. Ask for the purity certificate — cheap unbranded units often drop below 82% at higher flows.
3. Consider noise level. The machine may run all night beside the bed. Under 45 dB (like the Philips EverFlo) means the patient can actually sleep.
4. Think about load shedding. Concentrators run on electricity (300–600W). If your area faces power cuts, keep a backup oxygen cylinder or an IPS/inverter capable of running the machine.
5. Look at electricity cost. A 5L unit running 24 hours uses roughly 8–9 units of electricity per day — plan for this in your monthly budget.
6. Confirm warranty and service. Choose a supplier who provides at least a 1-year warranty and local servicing, because filters and sieve beds need periodic care.
7. Verify it’s original. Check the brand seal, serial number, and purity on delivery. We demonstrate purity with an oxygen analyzer at setup.

What’s Included When You Order from Medical Product BD

• Original concentrator machine with brand warranty (1–2 years depending on brand)
• Humidifier bottle and nasal cannula
• Free demonstration and setup at your home in Dhaka
• Flow-rate setting according to your doctor’s prescription
• After-sales servicing and genuine spare filters
• Delivery across Gulshan, Banani, Uttara, Dhanmondi, Mirpur, Mohammadpur, Bashundhara, and all Dhaka areas — plus courier to Chattogram, Sylhet, Rajshahi, Khulna, and every district in Bangladesh

How to Use an Oxygen Concentrator at Home (Quick Steps)

1. Place the machine at least 6 inches away from walls and curtains for airflow.
2. Fill the humidifier bottle with clean distilled water up to the marked line.
3. Connect the nasal cannula or mask to the outlet.
4. Switch on and set the flow rate (LPM) prescribed by the doctor.
5. Wait 5–10 minutes — the machine needs a few minutes to reach full purity.
6. Check the patient’s SpO₂ with a pulse oximeter and adjust only as advised by the doctor.
7. Clean the filter weekly and change humidifier water daily.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the price of an oxygen concentrator in Bangladesh? Between ৳35,000 and ৳1,00,000 for home models. 5L machines start around ৳35,000–৳42,000, while 10L and portable units cost more.

2. Which oxygen concentrator is best for home use in Bangladesh? For most home patients prescribed 1–5 LPM, a 5-liter concentrator from Yuwell, Owgels, Longfian, or Philips is ideal. Philips EverFlo is the quietest premium option.

3. Oxygen concentrator vs oxygen cylinder — which is better? A concentrator is better for long-term daily use (no refills, cheaper over time). A cylinder is better for emergencies, travel, and power-cut backup. Many families in Bangladesh keep both.

4. Can an oxygen concentrator run during load shedding? No — it needs electricity. Use an IPS/inverter sized for the machine’s wattage, or keep a backup cylinder for power cuts.

5. How much electricity does an oxygen concentrator use? A typical 5L machine uses 300–400 watts — roughly 8–9 electricity units per day if it runs 24 hours.

6. Do I need a doctor’s prescription? Yes, you should always use the flow rate a doctor prescribes. Oxygen is a medical therapy, and the wrong flow can be unsafe, especially for COPD patients.

7. Can two patients use one concentrator? Yes, with an 8L or 10L machine and a flow splitter — common in clinics and homes with two patients.

8. Is oxygen concentrator rent available in Dhaka? Yes. Medical Product BD offers rental for short-term needs such as post-surgery recovery. Call us for current rental terms.

9. How long does an oxygen concentrator last? With basic care (filter cleaning, servicing), a quality machine typically runs for years. Sieve beds and filters are replaceable parts.

10. Do you deliver outside Dhaka? Yes — we deliver nationwide by courier, including Chattogram, Sylhet, Rajshahi, Khulna, Barishal, Rangpur, and Mymensingh.

Order Your Oxygen Concentrator Today

When a loved one struggles to breathe, you should not have to struggle to find help. Medical Product BD delivers original oxygen concentrators across Bangladesh with home setup, doctor-prescribed flow adjustment, and genuine after-sales service.

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