Oxygen Concentrator Price in Bangladesh

Oxygen Concentrator Price in Bangladesh (Updated October 2026)

The oxygen concentrator price in Bangladesh depends mostly on flow rate, brand and warranty. A small 2L unit can cost around Tk 13,000. A popular 5L home model usually costs Tk 34,500 to Tk 50,000. A 10L model usually costs Tk 53,000 to Tk 76,000. Premium brands and battery-powered portable units cost much more, and some go above Tk 300,000.

At Oxygen Sheba, we help families, hospitals and clinics in Dhaka get the right machine quickly. We deliver in 40-60 minutes across major Dhaka areas and we are available 24/7, because oxygen need rarely comes at a convenient time.

This guide explains current prices, what changes the price, how to choose between 5L and 10L, and how to avoid common mistakes when you buy. Please read the safety section too. An oxygen concentrator is a medical device, and it should be used on a doctor’s advice.

Call or WhatsApp for today’s confirmed price: 01766812210

Oxygen Concentrator Price List in Bangladesh (2026)

Prices below are approximate market ranges. Final prices depend on stock, import cost and whether the machine is new. Call us to confirm the price of the exact model you want.

What Decides the Oxygen Concentrator Price in BD?

Two machines that look the same can have very different prices. These are the main reasons.

1. Flow rate (LPM). LPM means litres per minute. A 10 LPM machine has a stronger compressor and a larger build than a 5 LPM machine, so it costs more.

2. Oxygen purity at the rated flow. A good concentrator delivers roughly 90-96% oxygen at its rated flow. Cheaper or worn machines may fall below this, especially at higher flow settings.

3. Compressor and sieve bed quality. The compressor is the heart of the machine. A better compressor gives a longer life, less noise and steadier output.

4. Brand and service network. Philips is priced higher largely because of brand value and service support. Brands such as Yuwell, Longfian, Owgels, BMC, Elite and Folee are popular in Bangladesh and cost less.

5. Portable or stationary. Home concentrators plug into the wall. Portable units run on batteries and are much lighter, so they cost far more.

6. Extra features. A built-in nebulizer, low-oxygen alarm, power-failure alarm, hour meter, display and remote control all add to the price.

7. New or used. Used machines are cheaper, but their compressor life and purity are unknown unless tested.

5L or 10L Oxygen Concentrator: Which One Should You Buy?

This is the most common question we get. The answer starts with the doctor’s prescription.

Our advice: Buy according to the prescribed flow rate. If the doctor advises a flow close to 5 LPM and the patient’s condition may worsen, a 10L machine gives extra room. If the prescribed flow is low and stable, a good 5L machine is usually enough and is cheaper to run.

Note that many 10L machines cannot deliver full purity when two patients share the flow through a splitter. Ask the doctor and ask us for a demo before you decide.

How to Choose the Best Oxygen Concentrator

Use this checklist before you pay for any machine, from us or from anyone else.

1. Get a prescription first. Oxygen is a treatment. Too little or too much can be harmful. The doctor decides the flow rate and the hours of use per day.
2. Check oxygen purity. Ask for a demo using an oxygen analyzer at the rated flow. Do not accept “it is fine” without a reading.
3. Match the flow rate to your doctor’s advice, not to the highest number you can afford.
4. Check the noise level, especially if the machine will run near the patient’s bed at night.
5. Check power consumption. If the machine will run 12 to 24 hours a day, the electricity cost matters.
6. Ask about warranty and service. Get the warranty in writing, ask how long it lasts, and ask who repairs the machine and where.
7. Choose new over used unless the used machine has been tested for purity and compressor hours.
8. Verify the product. Check the brand, model number, serial number and invoice. The model on the box should match the machine and the invoice.
9. Look for alarms. Low-oxygen and power-failure alarms are useful for patients who cannot go without oxygen.
10. Plan for backup (see the power-cut section below).

How Does an Oxygen Concentrator Work?

Normal air contains about 21% oxygen and about 78% nitrogen. An oxygen concentrator takes in room air, filters it, and compresses it. The compressed air passes through beds of a material called zeolite, which traps most of the nitrogen. The machine then delivers the remaining oxygen-rich air, usually around 90-96%, through a tube and nasal cannula or mask.

A concentrator does not store oxygen the way a cylinder does. It makes oxygen continuously from the air around it, so it does not “run out” as long as it has electricity and is working properly. This is why it is often more convenient for long-term home use than refilling cylinders again and again.

Do You Need a Prescription to Use an Oxygen Concentrator?

Yes. You should use an oxygen concentrator only on the advice of a registered doctor. The doctor will tell you:

• the correct flow rate (in LPM)
• how many hours per day to use it
• whether to use it continuously, only at night, or only during activity
• the oxygen level (SpO2) range to aim for

Do not change the flow setting on your own. If the patient seems worse even with oxygen, contact a doctor immediately.

Do You Need Power Backup for an Oxygen Concentrator?

Yes, if the patient depends on oxygen. Load-shedding or a sudden power cut can stop the machine. Good backup options are:

• IPS or UPS rated for the machine’s power (check the wattage on the label and choose a unit with enough capacity)
• A backup oxygen cylinder with a regulator, kept ready and not empty
• A battery portable concentrator, if the budget allows

For critical patients, we recommend keeping a filled cylinder nearby even if you have an IPS. Ask our team and we will help you plan a backup setup. We offer oxygen cylinders as well.

Electricity Use and Running Cost

Power use depends on the model. As a rough guide, many 5L machines use around 300-450 watts and many 10L machines around 500-700 watts while running. Check the label or manual of the exact model. If a machine runs 24 hours a day, even a small difference in wattage changes the monthly electricity bill, so ask for the power rating before you buy.

Safety Tips for Using an Oxygen Concentrator at Home

Oxygen does not burn by itself, but it makes fire burn faster and hotter. Please follow these rules.

• No smoking and no open flame (candles, incense, gas stove, matches, lighters) near the machine or the patient.
• Keep the machine in a well-ventilated place, with space around it. Do not cover the air intake or place it against curtains or walls.
• Do not use oil, grease, petroleum jelly or alcohol-based products near the oxygen outlet, tubing or face. Use a water-based lubricant if the nose is dry.
• Clean the cabinet or intake filter regularly, usually once a week, as the manual says. A dirty filter reduces performance.
• If you use a humidifier bottle, fill it with distilled or clean boiled and cooled water and change it often.
• Replace the nasal cannula and tubing as advised by the manufacturer or doctor.
• Use a pulse oximeter to monitor SpO2 as the doctor advised.
• Keep the machine on a flat, stable surface and keep children and pets away from the controls.

When to seek emergency help: If the patient has severe breathlessness, blue or grey lips, confusion, extreme drowsiness, or SpO2 that stays below the level the doctor gave, call the doctor or go to the nearest hospital emergency department immediately. Do not wait for the machine to fix it.

Buying a Used Oxygen Concentrator: Is It Safe?

Used concentrators are cheaper, but the risk is high. A tired compressor or worn sieve beds can lower purity while the machine still looks and sounds normal. If you still decide to buy a used machine, insist on:

• a purity test with an oxygen analyzer at the rated flow
• a check of running hours (if the model has an hour meter)
• a test run of at least 30 minutes
• a written seller guarantee

For a patient who needs oxygen daily, a new machine with a warranty is usually the safer choice.

How to Avoid Fake or Poor-Quality Machines

• Be careful of prices that are far below the market range.
• Do not buy a machine that cannot show purity on an analyzer.
• Check that the label, model number and serial number are clear and match the invoice.
• Ask for a proper invoice and a written warranty.
• Be careful of sellers who will not let you test the machine before payment.

At Oxygen Sheba, we show the purity reading during demo and delivery so you know what you are getting.

Why Buy From Oxygen Sheba?

Fast delivery across Dhaka. We deliver in 40-60 minutes in major Dhaka areas, which matters most in an emergency.

24/7 service. You can order any time, day or night. Call or WhatsApp 01766812210 and our team will respond.

Tested machines with warranty. We supply 5L and 10L concentrators with a valid warranty. Ask for warranty terms for your exact model.

Demo and purity check. We show you the machine working and can check the output before you accept it.

Setup and guidance. Our team explains how to place the machine, set the flow your doctor advised, clean the filter and use the humidifier safely.

Clear pricing. We tell you the price before delivery. There are no surprise charges at the door.

Local and easy to reach. You can find us at Oxygen Sheba, Noya Bari, 100 Feet Road, Nutan Bazar, Gulshan 2, Dhaka 1212.

How to Order an Oxygen Concentrator From Oxygen Sheba

1. Call or WhatsApp 01766812210. Tell us the prescribed flow rate and your area in Dhaka.
2. Choose the model. We suggest options that fit your doctor’s advice and budget.
3. Confirm the price and delivery time. In most major Dhaka areas, delivery takes 40-60 minutes.
4. Receive, test and set up. We deliver, set up the machine and show you how to use it.
5. Get support. If you have any problem later, call us at any hour.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the oxygen concentrator price in Bangladesh? The price depends on the flow rate and brand. A 2L unit starts at around Tk 13,000. Most 5L home machines cost Tk 37,000 to Tk 50,000. Most 10L machines cost Tk 53,000 to Tk 76,000. Premium brands and portable battery models cost more. Call 01766812210 for today’s confirmed price.

What is the 5L oxygen concentrator price in Dhaka? A 5L oxygen concentrator in Dhaka usually costs between Tk 34,500 and Tk 50,000, depending on the brand, features and warranty.

What is the 10L oxygen concentrator price in Bangladesh? A 10L oxygen concentrator usually costs between Tk 53,000 and Tk 76,000. The price varies by brand and model.

Which oxygen concentrator brand is best in Bangladesh? Philips is the premium choice with a strong service reputation. Yuwell, Longfian, Owgels, BMC, Elite and Folee are popular, more affordable options. The best choice depends on your budget, flow need and warranty, so ask for advice before buying.

Can I buy an oxygen concentrator without a prescription? You can buy one, but you should not use it without a doctor’s advice. The doctor decides the flow rate and the hours of use. Using the wrong setting can be harmful.

Can an oxygen concentrator run 24 hours a day? Most home models are designed for continuous use, but check the manufacturer’s rating for your model. Keep the filter clean and give the machine space for airflow.

How much electricity does an oxygen concentrator use? It depends on the model. As a rough guide, 5L machines use around 300-450 watts and 10L machines around 500-700 watts. Check the label on your machine.

Is an oxygen concentrator better than an oxygen cylinder? They do different jobs. A concentrator makes oxygen from air using electricity and works continuously. A cylinder holds a fixed amount of oxygen and must be refilled, but it works without electricity. For critical patients, many families keep both.

Can two patients use one oxygen concentrator? Only if the doctor approves and the machine is suitable. Splitting the flow reduces the oxygen each person receives.

Is it safe to buy a used oxygen concentrator? It is riskier. Purity and compressor life are hard to judge without testing. A new machine with a warranty is safer for daily use.

Do you offer home delivery in Dhaka? Yes. We deliver in 40-60 minutes in major Dhaka areas and help with setup. Call or WhatsApp 01766812210 to confirm the time for your area.

Is the service available at night? Yes. Oxygen Sheba offers 24/7 service. You can call any time, day or night.

Contact Oxygen Sheba

Oxygen Sheba Noya Bari, 100 Feet Road, Nutan Bazar, Gulshan 2, Dhaka 1212 Call or WhatsApp: 01766812210 Open 24 hours, 7 days a week Delivery in 40-60 minutes across major Dhaka areas

Medical disclaimer: This page is for general information and does not replace medical advice. Always use oxygen therapy as directed by a registered doctor. In a medical emergency, contact a doctor or go to the nearest hospital.

Last updated: October 2026. Prices are approximate and may change.