Oxygen Concentrator

Oxygen Concentrator Price in Bangladesh — Purity-Tested 5L, 10L and Portable Machines

An oxygen concentrator does something a cylinder cannot: it makes medical oxygen out of ordinary room air, continuously, for as long as it stays plugged in. No refills, no delivery van, no empty bottle at 3am. For a patient on long-term oxygen — COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, post-pneumonia weakness — that is the difference between managing a supply chain and flipping a switch.

But two things decide whether the machine you buy actually helps, and most price lists mention neither.

The first is the flow rate. The doctor’s prescription gives a number in litres per minute (LPM), and that number chooses your machine. A patient on 1–4 LPM needs a 5-litre concentrator. A patient on 5 LPM or more needs a 10-litre unit — and running a 5-litre machine flat out at its ceiling to cover a 5 LPM prescription shortens its life and drops its purity. Buy to the prescription, with a little headroom, not to the price tag.

The second is oxygen purity, and it has to be tested. A concentrator that reads “93%” on the box may deliver far less at your prescribed flow if the sieve beds are tired or the unit was mishandled in transit. The only way to know is to run a calibrated oxygen analyzer at the flow the patient will actually use. We do that on every machine before it leaves us — new or rental — because a concentrator delivering thin oxygen is worse than useless: it looks like it is working while the patient goes untreated.

Oxygen concentrator price in Bangladesh at Medical Product BD runs from ৳35,000 for a value 5-litre machine to ৳195,000 for a premium 10-litre clinical unit. We stock Philips, Yuwell, Dynmed, DeVilbiss, Caire, Areti and other genuine brands, every machine purity-tested, installed free across Dhaka, and backed by a service team that keeps the compressor healthy for years.

If you have been managing a patient on cylinder refills and the therapy is now long-term, this is the page that ends the refill cycle. And if you are not sure whether a concentrator or a cylinder suits your situation, one call sorts it.

অক্সিজেন কনসেনট্রেটর দাম ও তথ্য

অক্সিজেন কনসেনট্রেটর কী? এটি ঘরের বাতাস থেকে মেডিকেল অক্সিজেন তৈরি করে — বারবার রিফিল করার দরকার নেই, বিদ্যুৎ থাকলেই চলে।

দাম কত?

• ৫ লিটার (বাসার জন্য): ৳ ৩৫,০০০ থেকে ৳ ৭৮,০০০
• ১০ লিটার (বেশি ফ্লো দরকার হলে): ৳ ৮০,০০০ থেকে ৳ ১,৯৫,০০০
• পোর্টেবল (ব্যাটারিচালিত): ৳ ৮০,০০০ থেকে শুরু

কোনটি নেবেন? ডাক্তার যদি ১–৪ লিটার/মিনিট অক্সিজেন দিতে বলেন, ৫ লিটার মেশিনই যথেষ্ট। ৫ লিটার/মিনিট বা তার বেশি হলে ১০ লিটার মেশিন নিন।

সবচেয়ে জরুরি: কেনার আগে অক্সিজেন পিউরিটি (বিশুদ্ধতা) টেস্ট করে নিন। আমরা প্রতিটি মেশিন অক্সিজেন অ্যানালাইজার দিয়ে টেস্ট করে তবেই ডেলিভারি দিই।

বিদ্যুৎ চলে গেলে? মেশিন বন্ধ হয়ে যায়। তাই একটি অক্সিজেন সিলিন্ডার ব্যাকআপ হিসেবে রাখা জরুরি।

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Oxygen Concentrator Price in Bangladesh —  2026

5-litre home concentrators (prescriptions 1–4 LPM)

8–10 litre and high-flow concentrators (prescriptions 5+ LPM)

Accessories and spares

Rental: 5L and 10L machines available on monthly rental with full setup — see concentrator rental or call for the current rate.

Prices reflect current stock and may shift with import cost. For context, value 5-litre concentrators across the Bangladesh market currently start around ৳33,000–45,000, while premium and high-flow clinical units reach ৳180,000–195,000 — our range spans both ends. Call before travelling to the store to confirm the specific model is in stock.

Concentrator or Cylinder? The Honest Comparison

Many people arrive here after weeks of cylinder refills, wondering if there is a better way. Usually there is — but not always.

The maths that matters: a patient on 2 LPM for eight hours a day needs roughly 21 cylinder refills a month — about ৳16,800 at the delivered rate. A ৳40,000 concentrator running the same hours costs a few hundred taka a month in electricity and pays for itself against refills in two to three months.

But keep a cylinder anyway. A concentrator stops the instant the power does, and load-shedding in Dhaka is a scheduled reality, not a rare event. The right long-term setup for most patients is a concentrator for daily therapy plus one charged oxygen cylinder as power-cut backup. We will set both up together.

Which Type Do You Need?

5-litre home concentrator — the default for the large majority of home prescriptions (1–4 LPM). Mains-powered, delivers 90%+ oxygen, draws around 300–350 watts, quiet enough to sleep beside. Lowest running cost per hour of any oxygen source.

10-litre / high-flow concentrator — for prescriptions of 5 LPM and above, home ICU setups, and patients whose needs may escalate. The heavier compressor gives headroom that protects the machine and holds purity. Some units can serve two patients with a splitter, where clinically appropriate.

Portable oxygen concentrator — battery-powered, small enough for a shoulder bag, built for patients who refuse to stay housebound. Rechargeable with car-charging on most models. One honest caution: most portables use pulse-dose delivery, triggered by your inhalation, which is not suitable for every patient — especially during sleep. Confirm with the prescribing doctor before choosing portable-only.

Rental — purity-tested 5L and 10L machines for recoveries measured in weeks, delivered and installed in Dhaka. Ideal for post-surgery or post-pneumonia recovery, for trialling before buying, or for bridging a warranty repair.

Buying Guide — Getting This Right

Start with the prescription, always. The LPM figure is the spec everything else orbits. A patient on 4–5 LPM should be looking at 10-litre machines, not a 5-litre unit run at its ceiling.

Insist on a purity demonstration before paying. “93% ± 3%” on a brochure means nothing until it is verified at your flow rate with an analyzer. Watch the test, or buy from someone who does it as standard. We do.

Features worth paying for: low-purity and power-failure alarms, a visible cumulative hour meter, a washable intake filter you can reach without tools, noise under about 50 dB if the machine lives in the bedroom, and a humidifier mount that seals without leaking.

Features that are mostly marketing: remote controls (the caregiver is standing right next to the machine), decorative LED lighting, and “ionizer” or “anion” modes that play no role in oxygen therapy.

Plan the electricity. A 5-litre unit draws 300–350 watts continuously. Budget for a voltage stabiliser, and pair the machine with a backup cylinder for outages.

Common mistakes:

• Buying capacity below the prescription to save money
• Choosing a brand with no local spare parts to save ৳3,000
• Skipping the purity test
• Assuming a portable can cover sleep — pulse-dose often cannot
• Forgetting the power-cut backup

On used machines: units at ৳20,000–30,000 exist, but the compressor hours are unknown and a tired compressor means low purity. If you go used, insist on an analyzer demo and a short guarantee — or rent instead, where the machine is purity-tested and maintained.

Warranty reality: typically one year on value brands, up to two or three on premium, centred on the compressor and electronics. Filters and sieve beds are consumables, not warranty items. Buy where claims are handled locally.

Servicing and Maintenance

A concentrator is a machine that runs for thousands of hours, and it needs care to keep delivering.

You do: wash the external intake filter weekly (more often in Dhaka’s dust), keep the humidifier bottle clean and filled to the line, give the machine breathing space away from walls and curtains, and run it through a voltage stabiliser.

We do: annual purity testing with a calibrated analyzer, compressor and sieve-bed diagnostics, filter service, and warranty coordination. Our repair and servicing team handles machines whichever shop originally sold them — because a concentrator quietly losing purity is a patient quietly going untreated, and catching that needs equipment most households do not own.

The warning sign to act on: if the machine gets louder, hotter, or the purity alarm sounds, call us. Do not wait for it to fail — a sieve bed caught early is a service; caught late it is a replacement.

Safety at Home

• Keep the concentrator at least 30 cm from walls, curtains and furniture so it can draw air freely
• No smoking, flames, stoves or heaters near the machine — oxygen makes everything burn faster
• No oil, grease or petroleum-based cream near the oxygen outlet or cannula
• Run it through a voltage stabiliser to protect the compressor
• Keep a backup oxygen cylinder charged for load-shedding
• Do not block the vents or stand the machine on soft furnishings that obstruct airflow
• Clean the cannula and humidifier bottle regularly to prevent infection

Who Uses Oxygen Concentrators

Home patients on long-term oxygen therapy for COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, chronic bronchitis and post-pneumonia recovery. Elderly patients on daily supplemental oxygen. Cancer and cardiac patients with low oxygen saturation. Patients discharged from hospital continuing oxygen at home, often alongside a hospital bed and monitor. Palliative care households.

Institutionally: clinics and diagnostic centres, nursing homes, home nursing agencies, and rehabilitation units across Gulshan, Banani, Dhanmondi, Uttara, Mirpur, Mohammadpur, Bashundhara, Badda, Farmgate, Tejgaon, Motijheel, Shyamoli, Pallabi, Rampura and Old Dhaka, plus Savar, Gazipur, Narayanganj, Tongi and Keraniganj.

Brands We Stock

Philips Respironics (EverFlo) — the global benchmark for home concentrators, famously quiet at around 40 dB, energy-frugal and durable across years of continuous duty. The premium 5-litre choice.

Yuwell — one of China’s largest medical device makers, with dependable mid-budget machines, clear alarms and good humidification. The 7F-8 portable 8-litre sits at ৳80,000. A safe value pick.

Dynmed — strong value across both sizes: a 5-litre at ৳40,000, the Elite DO2-5E at ৳45,000, and a 10-litre at ৳80,000. Among our most-recommended machines for Bangladeshi home care.

Areti — the AE-5 at ৳52,000 and AE-8 portable at ৳86,000, well-built mid-range units.

Drive DeVilbiss — American clinical heritage and high stable purity, the 10-litre at ৳180,000. A frequent choice for home ICU and institutional buyers.

Caire / AirSep — the Companion 5 home unit at ৳50,000 and the NewLife Elite 10L at ৳195,000, a clinical-grade high-flow machine.

DEDAKJ — genuine budget entry at ৳35,000, adjustable across a wide flow range.

We stock other brands as import cycles allow, and we list only what we can service. Ask our team which models are on the floor this week rather than trusting any web list to be complete — an honest “call to confirm” beats a stale catalogue.

Delivery, Installation and Payment

Dhaka: same-day delivery in most cases. A technician installs the machine, re-verifies purity at your socket voltage, and trains every caregiver present — a first concentrator should never just be dropped at the door.

Nationwide: courier to every district, with setup guidance by phone or video.

Payment: bKash, Nagad, cards, cash on delivery. EMI available on select machines for families managing sudden medical costs — ask on the call.

Store: Mirpur-2, Block A, Road 5, House 12, Dhaka 1216. Open 24 hours.

After the sale: filters, annual purity testing, compressor repair and 24/7 phone troubleshooting, for the machine’s whole life.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the oxygen concentrator price in Bangladesh? From ৳35,000 for a value 5-litre home machine to ৳195,000 for a premium 10-litre clinical unit at Medical Product BD. Mid-range 5-litre machines sit around ৳40,000–52,000, and high-flow 8–10 litre units run ৳80,000 upward.

অক্সিজেন কনসেনট্রেটর কত লিটারের নেব? ডাক্তার যদি ১–৪ লিটার/মিনিট অক্সিজেন দিতে বলেন, ৫ লিটার মেশিন যথেষ্ট। ৫ লিটার/মিনিট বা বেশি হলে ১০ লিটার মেশিন নিন। প্রেসক্রিপশন অনুযায়ী নেওয়াই সবচেয়ে জরুরি।

Concentrator or cylinder — which is better? For continuous long-term therapy, a concentrator, because it never needs refilling and costs a few taka an hour in electricity. For backup, emergencies and power cuts, a cylinder. Most long-term patients keep both.

Do I need a prescription? You should have one. The flow rate on the prescription determines the machine size, which is the single most important choice. We can advise on the machine but cannot set a clinical flow rate for you.

How do I know the oxygen purity is good? It must be tested with an oxygen analyzer at your prescribed flow rate. We do this on every machine before delivery. Never accept a concentrator on the strength of a box label alone.

Can a concentrator run 24 hours a day? Yes, they are designed for continuous duty. A 10-litre or premium machine is better suited to round-the-clock high-flow use, and giving any unit good ventilation and clean filters extends its life.

What happens during load-shedding? The machine stops with the power. This is why we recommend pairing a concentrator with a backup oxygen cylinder, and why a voltage stabiliser and, where possible, an IPS are worth arranging.

How much electricity does it use? A 5-litre machine draws roughly 300–350 watts — a few taka an hour, far less than the cost of equivalent cylinder refills.

অক্সিজেন কনসেনট্রেটর ভাড়া পাওয়া যায়? হ্যাঁ, ৫ লিটার ও ১০ লিটার মেশিন মাসিক ভাড়ায় পাওয়া যায়, সম্পূর্ণ সেটআপসহ। স্বল্পমেয়াদি রোগীর জন্য ভাড়াই সাশ্রয়ী।

Is a portable concentrator enough on its own? Often not for sleep. Most portables deliver pulse-dose oxygen triggered by your breathing, which may not suit continuous night-time therapy. Check with your doctor before relying on a portable alone.

How often do filters need changing? Wash the external intake filter weekly, more often in dusty areas. Internal filters and sieve beds are serviced periodically — we handle that during annual servicing.

Can you service a concentrator I bought elsewhere? Yes. Our repair and servicing team handles machines regardless of where they were bought, including purity testing and compressor diagnostics.

Do you offer EMI or instalments? Yes, on select models, for families facing sudden medical costs. Ask on the call.

What warranty comes with the machine? Typically one year on value brands and up to two or three on premium models, centred on the compressor and electronics. Filters and sieve beds are consumables. We handle warranty claims locally.

Do you supply clinics and nursing homes? Yes, on negotiated terms for volume orders — call the hotline with your requirement.

Why Customers Trust Us With This Purchase

A concentrator is a machine a patient’s daily breathing depends on, and the thing that makes it trustworthy is invisible: the purity of the oxygen coming out. That is exactly what most sellers never check and we test on every unit.

We recommend the cheapest machine that safely covers the prescription, and talk families out of overbuying. We publish real prices against real models. We service what we sell — and what we did not sell — for the machine’s whole life. And we tell people plainly when a cylinder, a rental, or a different capacity suits them better than the machine they came in asking for.

Our store sits at a fixed address in Mirpur-2 with a hotline running around the clock, and our respiratory range spans concentrators, cylinders, CPAP and BiPAP, suction and monitoring. Clinics, nursing agencies and home caregivers reorder from us — the customers who leave the moment a machine underdelivers and nobody catches it.

Talk to Us Before You Buy

Tell us the prescribed flow rate and your budget. We will name the right capacity, shortlist two or three machines that fit, and purity-test the one you choose before it reaches your door.

24/7 hotline: +8801811122698 WhatsApp: +8801811122698 Store: Mirpur-2, Block A, Road 5, House 12, Dhaka 1216

Order online if you know the model, or call if you are choosing. And if you are still weighing a concentrator against staying on cylinders, ask — that calculation takes two minutes and saves people money regularly.