Air N Care

01/01/2024

Wish you a very Happy year 2024.
Our motto is to help you save money on hospital expenses by enabling patient care at home. We provide Oxygen Concentrator on rent, Hosipital Bed on rent, CPaP on rent, Oxygen Cylinder on Rent, etc.

17/08/2022

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17/08/2022

21/06/2022

Air N Care : now available Oxymed Portable Oxygen Concentrator
Call (Ph.8860507476) for Demo in Delhi.

Description
Oxygen Concentration - 90%+/-3%
Oxygen Flow Max - 1-2 liter/min
Warranty - 3years for main unit , 1 year for Sieve Bed and Battery
Warm-Up Time - 2 minutes
Weight - 4.37 lbs. 1.98kg (includes battery)
Oxygen Flow - Pulse dose delivery system Five flow settings 1,2,3,4,5,6
Battery - Recharge approximately 4 hours with AC or DC power
Noise Level - 49 Decibels* 2
Display Screen -2.8 inch
Operation - Simple control functions and easy-to-read LCD display
Use - Designed for 24/7 use

07/06/2022

Air N Care introduces for you finder Tip Pulse Oximeter

Description
FDA Approved
2 years Guarantee
Tough exterior
High accuracy
Perfusion index (PI)
Low battery indicator
Automatic Power off
PR waveform display
Four way display screen
OLED display
Break Resistant
Programable settings of Alarms
CE 0123 Certified RoHS complaint

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06/06/2022

Today, you can choose from at home stationary concentrators and portable oxygen concentrators (POCs), which can go wherever you go easily.
What is an Oxygen Concentrator?
Oxygen concentrator definition: An oxygen concentrator is a type of medical device used for delivering oxygen to individuals with breathing-related disorders. Individuals whose oxygen concentration in their blood is lower than normal often require an oxygen concentrator to replace that oxygen.
Generally, you can’t buy an oxygen concentrator over the counter. A doctor must prescribe it after they’ve completed a thorough medical evaluation. The doctors will also typically show the patients how to effectively use these concentrators while traveling and in their home.
Oxygen concentrators filter surrounding air, compressing it to the required density and then delivering purified medical grade oxygen into a pulse-dose delivery system or continuous stream system to the patient.
It’s also equipped with special filters and sieve beds which help remove Nitrogen from the air to ensure delivery of completely purified oxygen to the patient. These devices also come with an electronic user interface so you can adjust the levels of oxygen concentration and delivery settings. You then inhale the oxygen through the nasal cannula or special mask.
You generally measure the oxygen concentrator output in LPM (liters per minute). Your doctor will determine what level of oxygen you need, which may vary at rest, during sleep, and when you exercise.
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03/06/2022

Today, you can choose from at home stationary concentrators and portable oxygen concentrators (POCs), which can go wherever you go easily.
What is an Oxygen Concentrator?
Oxygen concentrator definition: An oxygen concentrator is a type of medical device used for delivering oxygen to individuals with breathing-related disorders. Individuals whose oxygen concentration in their blood is lower than normal often require an oxygen concentrator to replace that oxygen.
Generally, you can’t buy an oxygen concentrator over the counter. A doctor must prescribe it after they’ve completed a thorough medical evaluation. The doctors will also typically show the patients how to effectively use these concentrators while traveling and in their home.
Oxygen concentrators filter surrounding air, compressing it to the required density and then delivering purified medical grade oxygen into a pulse-dose delivery system or continuous stream system to the patient.
It’s also equipped with special filters and sieve beds which help remove Nitrogen from the air to ensure delivery of completely purified oxygen to the patient. These devices also come with an electronic user interface so you can adjust the levels of oxygen concentration and delivery settings. You then inhale the oxygen through the nasal cannula or special mask.
You generally measure the oxygen concentrator output in LPM (liters per minute). Your doctor will determine what level of oxygen you need, which may vary at rest, during sleep, and when you exercise.
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