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Buying a Oxygen Tank

Given the considerable importance of this equipment, it is essential to be cautious and discerning when planning to purchase a used Oxygen Tank. Read More

OXYGEN THERAPY SET Oxygen Tank For Sale and Wanted

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OXYGEN THERAPY SET 5 L Oxygen Tank For Sale

Cylinder capacity: 5 litres, Working pressure PW: 200 bar, Test pressure PH: 300 bar, Equipped with a 3/4" valve, The cylinder is filled with medical oxygen: 1,06 m3, It is certified and validly... view more

May 29  
Lukas Prais / PRAISTON
phone: +48 665345001
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Oxygen Tank

Oxygen tanks are medical devices used to store and deliver oxygen to patients who require supplemental oxygen therapy. They come in a variety of sizes and are typically made of aluminum or steel. Oxygen tanks are typically used in homecare settings, such as when a patient is receiving oxygen therapy in their own home. The tanks are filled with oxygen and then connected to a regulator, which allows the patient to adjust the flow of oxygen. Oxygen tanks can also be used in hospitals and other medical facilities.

The price range for oxygen tanks varies depending on the size, type, and manufacturer. Smaller tanks, such as those used in homecare settings, can range from $50 to $200, while larger tanks used in hospitals can cost up to $1,000. Some of the more popular manufacturers of oxygen tanks include DeVilbiss, Invacare, and Drive Medical. These manufacturers offer a variety of tanks in different sizes, shapes, and colors, so it is important to research the options available to determine which type of tank is best for the patient’s needs.