Oxygen Concentrators for Winter Illnesses

Oxygen Concentrators for Winter Illnesses

It once again is the time of year when it feels like everyone you know is battling some sort of virus, cold or flu. However, for people with respiratory illnesses, the winter can pose additional challenges due to colder air and increased risk of infections. For those dealing with conditions like COPD, asthma, or other lung diseases, an oxygen concentrator can be a vital tool for maintaining proper oxygen levels during this season.

Oxygen concentrators are devices that extract oxygen from the surrounding air and deliver it to the user in a concentrated form. Unlike traditional oxygen tanks, which need to be refilled, concentrators provide a continuous and reliable supply of oxygen, making them convenient and cost-effective over time.

In winter, the cold, dry air can be particularly taxing on the lungs, making it harder for those with respiratory issues to breathe efficiently. An oxygen concentrator can help by ensuring that the user is getting the optimal amount of oxygen, even when the air quality is poor.

A reconditioned oxygen concentrator from On Oxygen can greatly improve the lives of those with respiratory conditions in the winter because they allow for flexibility to go about your daily activities.

The following concentrators are particularly suitable for flexibility due to their lightweight and streamlined designs:

Reconditioned Sequal Eclipse 5 – A cost-effective portable constant flow oxygen concentrator with high levels of pulse mode greater than 6lpm.

Reconditioned SimplyGo Mini – A reliable portable oxygen concentrator from a well-known brand, which offers high levels of oxygen up to 5lpm pulse on demand.

Reconditioned Inogen One G5 – A great value-for-money portable oxygen concentrator that can deliver up to 6lpm pulse on demand.

On Oxygen supplies a wide selection of new machines, which can be viewed here, as well as reconditioned machines which can be found on this page on our website and can save you over £500 compared to purchasing a new machine.

If you need assistance with selecting a unit you can contact us via our Contact Form telling us your key requirements and we can advise you.

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