Care Supply Inc
Used Home Oxygen Concentrators
- Refurbished and open-box home concentrators
- Prescription required
- Affordable alternative to a brand-new machine
$513.27
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Home Oxygen Concentrators
Whether you’re heading out for errands or need steady oxygen around the clock, our team can help you compare concentrators and choose the right fit for how you live.
Start with your prescription. The right machine is the one that matches the oxygen flow your doctor ordered.
Care Supply Inc carries home oxygen concentrators built to support prescribed oxygen therapy safely and reliably. Prescriptions are usually written in liters per minute, or LPM, which is the oxygen flow rate a patient needs to stay healthy. Matching that number to the machine’s oxygen output is the key to choosing well.
If your prescription doesn’t list a specific LPM, a standard 5-liter concentrator is usually enough.
If your prescription calls for 8 or 10 LPM, choose a higher-capacity concentrator built for greater oxygen output and flow.
Not sure which one matches your prescription? Check with your doctor, or contact our team and we’ll help you find the right fit.
Three options at different prices and flow rates, from a budget-friendly used unit to a 10-liter machine.
Care Supply Inc
$513.27
Drive Medical
$583.21 – $999.00
Drive Medical
$1,329.03 – $1,399.00
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New to oxygen therapy? Our quick guide covers the basics of how home concentrators work and how to use them safely.
A stationary oxygen concentrator is built to deliver oxygen therapy within the home. Most units include caster wheels for moving between rooms, but their size makes them impractical to carry outside. For patients managing conditions like COPD or emphysema, a stationary unit provides the steady, continuous oxygen support they need.
Stationary concentrators typically deliver continuous flow oxygen, a steady stream whether you’re inhaling or exhaling. Portable units, by contrast, usually rely on pulse flow, releasing oxygen only when you inhale. Continuous flow units also support longer tubing, often up to 50 feet, giving patients more room to move around the house.
Most home concentrators offer adjustable flow rates, generally between 2 and 10 liters per minute (LPM), set with a dial or panel on the unit. Since altitude can affect oxygen output, many models include a built-in sensor to help keep delivery accurate and consistent.
Care Supply Inc carries oxygen concentrators from trusted names like Drive Medical and Invacare, with options ranging from compact 5-liter units to higher-output models for patients who need them.
Not sure which concentrator matches your prescription? Our team is happy to help you sort through the options.
The service was exceptional. Everything arrived on time and the quality exceeded expectations. Highly recommend for home care needs.
Their team was incredibly helpful and guided us through every step. It made a stressful situation much easier to handle.
Great experience overall. Reliable equipment and fast delivery. We’ll definitely continue working with them.