Oxygen Cylinder Price in Bangladesh

Oxygen Cylinder Price in Bangladesh – Buy, Rent & Refill

Looking for the oxygen cylinder price in Bangladesh? This page shows what it costs to buy, rent or refill a medical oxygen cylinder in Dhaka, Buying starts from ৳7,500, renting starts from ৳2,000 for 7 days, and refilling your own cylinder costs ৳800 with free home delivery in Dhaka. Below the prices you will find what comes in a full set, how long a cylinder lasts, how to choose and how to use it safely.

Oxygen Cylinder Price in BD at a Glance

• Buy: ৳7,500 – 18,000 depending on the brand. China medical ৳7,500 – 8,500, Islam medical ৳9,500, portable aluminium ৳9,500, Linde (BOC) medical ৳14,000 – 18,000.
• Rent: ৳2,000 for 7 days, ৳3,000 for 15 days, ৳4,000 for 1 month.
• Refill: ৳800 with free home delivery in Dhaka.

Prices change with stock, so call 01766812210 to confirm before you order. We are open 24/7. Use oxygen only on a doctor’s advice.

What Is a Medical Oxygen Cylinder?

A medical oxygen cylinder is a strong metal container that stores oxygen as a compressed gas. A regulator lowers the pressure, a flow meter sets how many liters come out each minute, and a nasal cannula or mask carries the oxygen to the patient. A doctor may advise home oxygen when a person’s blood oxygen stays too low, for example after a serious illness or because of a long-term lung or heart condition. The doctor decides whether oxygen is needed, how much, and for how many hours a day.

High-Purity Oxygen

Medical oxygen is prepared for breathing, which is why it must never be swapped with the gas used for welding or industry. Purity and handling matter, so ask any seller where the cylinder was filled and ask for the answer in writing. You are always welcome to ask us the same questions before you order.

Specialized Equipment

A cylinder does nothing alone. It works with a regulator, a flow meter, a humidifier bottle if the doctor advises one, tubing, and a nasal cannula or mask. The regulator must match the cylinder’s valve. Tell us your valve type before you order, so everything fits by hand without a hiss.

Medical Regulations

Medical oxygen is expected to be produced, filled and handled under quality and safety controls, and every cylinder must stay within its test period. A trustworthy seller can tell you where the oxygen comes from and what checks the cylinder has passed. When in doubt, ask for the details in writing before you pay.

Types of Oxygen Cylinders in Bangladesh

Cylinders differ by use, material, size and brand.

Medical Oxygen Cylinders

These hold oxygen meant for patients. A standard home cylinder holds about 1.36 cubic meters and stands about 3 feet tall. A portable cylinder is smaller and easier to carry, but it runs out sooner. Steel cylinders are heavier and durable. Aluminium cylinders are lighter, and they often cost more.

Industrial Oxygen Cylinders

These are made for jobs like welding and cutting. They are not prepared for breathing, so never use one for a patient, and never switch a cylinder between the two uses. To be sure, ask the seller to confirm in writing that your cylinder holds medical oxygen, read the label on the cylinder, and be careful with a price far below the market.

Popular Oxygen Cylinder Brands in Bangladesh

Linde (BOC), Islam and China cylinders are the most common here, and we also work with Rama and portable cylinders. Price differences come from origin, build, valve and seller. We do not claim that one brand gives better oxygen. What matters for safety is that the cylinder is in test, free of leaks, and fitted with a valve that matches your regulator. Pick the brand that fits your budget and your doctor’s advice.

Oxygen Cylinder Price in BD

The price of an oxygen cylinder in Bangladesh changes with the brand, size, stock and any running offer. Where a range is shown below, the final price depends on size and what is in the set, and we confirm the exact amount by phone before delivery. Compare complete sets, not headline prices.

What our standard set includes: a cylinder filled with medical oxygen, a regulator and flow meter, a nasal cannula or oxygen mask with tubing, a trolley, and home delivery in Dhaka. A humidifier bottle is available on request. If another seller quotes a much lower price, ask which of these items are missing. Running times are calculated by dividing the cylinder’s volume in liters by the flow rate in liters per minute, so your doctor’s flow rate decides how long a cylinder lasts. Prices change with stock, so call 01766812210 to confirm before you order.

Oxygen Cylinder Rental Price in Dhaka

Renting suits short or uncertain needs, such as recovery after an illness or surgery, or a spare cylinder while you wait for a refill.

Ask us about any deposit and about refills during the rental when you call, so you know the full cost before we deliver. See our oxygen cylinder rent in Dhaka page for details.

Oxygen Cylinder Refill Price in Dhaka

If you already own a cylinder, a refill costs far less than a new one. Our refill price is ৳800 with free home delivery in Dhaka. We collect your empty cylinder, check the valve and body for leaks, refill it and bring it back sealed. Send us a photo of the test-date stamp before you order, because an out-of-date cylinder may need re-testing first. See our oxygen cylinder refill in Dhaka page.

Buy, rent or refill, which costs less?

Divide the cylinder’s volume in liters by the flow rate in liters per minute to get its running time. A standard cylinder of about 1,360 liters at 2 liters per minute lasts about 11 hours. Then multiply the hours of use per day by the days you need, and divide by that running time to count the cylinders. For example, a patient using oxygen 12 hours a day at 2 liters per minute uses about 32 refills a month. At ৳800 a refill, that is around ৳25,600. At that level of use, ask your doctor about an oxygen concentrator, and keep a cylinder as a backup for power cuts. As a rule of thumb, rent for short or uncertain needs, and buy and refill for regular but moderate needs.

How long will a cylinder last?

These figures are calculated, and real running time is a little shorter because a cylinder is never emptied to exactly zero. Your doctor sets the flow rate, so do not change it yourself.

Call for the next refill well before the gauge reaches zero.

When Should You Use an Oxygen Cylinder?

Use medical oxygen only on a doctor’s advice. Too little oxygen can harm the body, and the wrong flow can also cause problems, so the doctor sets the dose and the target level.

Common Medical Conditions

Doctors may prescribe oxygen for long-term lung diseases such as COPD, for severe pneumonia, for some heart conditions, and during recovery after surgery or a serious illness. Some patients need oxygen only for a short time, while others need it for years. Your doctor will tell you which applies.

Warning Signs You May Need Oxygen Support

Watch for ongoing shortness of breath, breathing that is fast or hard even at rest, a bluish tint on the lips or fingertips, confusion or unusual sleepiness, and a pulse oximeter reading below the level your doctor gave you. If breathing is severe, do not wait for a cylinder. Call emergency services or go to the nearest hospital. A pulse oximeter helps you watch trends, but it does not replace medical advice.

What to Consider Before Buying an Oxygen Cylinder

• Ask your doctor for the flow rate and the hours of use per day.
• Confirm it is medical oxygen, in writing.
• Check the test date stamped near the neck. Do not accept a cylinder with an unreadable stamp.
• Check the seal and gauge. A new cylinder should arrive sealed with the gauge showing full.
• Match the valve and regulator. It should fit by hand, with no hissing.
• Get the full set and check every item.
• Get the invoice, warranty and return terms in writing.
• Ask who refills it, how fast and at what price.
• Check the seller is real: a street address, a phone answered at night and genuine reviews.
• Ask for a setup walkthrough so you can do it safely on your own.

Cylinder or concentrator?

A cylinder needs no electricity and makes no noise, but it runs out and needs refills. A concentrator needs power but makes oxygen from room air, so it suits long, continuous use. Many families use a concentrator daily and keep a cylinder as a backup. Your doctor decides which suits the patient. See our oxygen concentrator page.

How to Use an Oxygen Cylinder Safely

1. Place the cylinder upright and secure it with a stand or strap.
2. Fit the regulator and flow meter by hand. Do not over-tighten.
3. Connect the tubing and the cannula or mask.
4. Open the valve slowly and check the gauge.
5. Set the flow rate your doctor prescribed.
6. Watch the patient, and call the doctor if breathing does not improve.
7. After use, close the valve and store the cylinder upright.

Oxygen does not burn by itself, but it makes any fire spread much faster. Keep the cylinder away from flames, stoves, heaters and anyone smoking. Never put oil, grease or petroleum jelly on the valve or regulator. Keep the room ventilated. Do not drag, roll or lift the cylinder by its valve, and never leave it in a hot, closed car. If you hear a hissing leak or see a damaged valve, move away from open flames and call us.

When to go to hospital instead

Home oxygen is a treatment a doctor prescribes. If the patient has severe breathlessness, blue lips, confusion or chest pain, call emergency services or go to the nearest hospital while you arrange oxygen. A cylinder is not a substitute for medical care.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the oxygen cylinder price in BD?

It depends on the brand, size and what is in the set. Our current prices are in the table above, and we confirm the total by phone before delivery.

Can I rent an oxygen cylinder instead of buying one?

Yes. We offer 7-day, 15-day and 1-month rentals, which suit short-term needs.

How long does a standard oxygen cylinder last?

About 11 hours at 2 liters per minute and about 2 hours 15 minutes at 10 liters per minute.

What comes in a full set?

A cylinder filled with medical oxygen, a regulator and flow meter, a nasal cannula or oxygen mask with tubing, and a trolley. A humidifier bottle is available on request.

Do you deliver and set up the cylinder?

Yes. Delivery in Dhaka is free, and our rider checks the seal, the gauge and the valve fit with you.

Do I need a prescription?

Oxygen should be used on a doctor’s advice, so please follow your doctor’s flow rate. Call us and we will tell you what we need from you before delivery.

Which brand is best?

It depends on your budget and your doctor’s advice. Whatever the brand, check the test date, the seal and the valve fit.

Is a portable cylinder cheaper?

Its price is lower up front, but it holds less oxygen, so you refill more often.

Can you refill my own cylinder?

Yes, for ৳800 with free home delivery in Dhaka. Send us a photo of the test-date stamp first.

What if my cylinder’s test date has passed?

It may need re-testing before refilling. Send us a photo of the stamp and we will tell you what to do.

Is a concentrator better than a cylinder?

For continuous, long-term use it can be, because it needs no refills. Ask your doctor, and see our oxygen concentrator options.

Delivery and Setup: What to Expect

When you order, we confirm the price, the delivery time and what is in the set. Our rider brings the cylinder to your door in Dhaka, usually in about 40 to 60 minutes in most parts of the city. Together we check the seal, the gauge and the valve fit, then set up the regulator, flow meter and tubing and show you how to open and close the valve. You pay on delivery, and we leave you the invoice and our number.

Why Buy an Oxygen Cylinder From Oxygen Sheba

We are at Noya Bari, 100 Feet Road, Nutan Bazar, Gulshan 2, Dhaka 1212, and our phone, 01766812210, is open 24/7. We confirm the full price, including delivery, before we send anything. Every cylinder gets a leak and valve check. You can buy, rent or refill in one place.

Areas We Deliver To in Dhaka

Uttara, Khilkhet, Baridhara. Central: Gulshan, Banani, Mohakhali, Tejgaon, Farmgate, Motijheel. East: Badda, Nutan Bazar, Rampura, Khilgaon, Bashundhara. South: Jatrabari, Demra, Old Dhaka. West: Mirpur, Mohammadpur, Dhanmondi, Gabtoli. Not sure about your area, or outside the city? Call us and we will confirm.

Call or WhatsApp 01766812210 to buy, rent or refill an oxygen cylinder in Dhaka, 24 hours a day.