What is Oxygen Portable
A small electric device that can be worn on the back or wheeled around, runs on regular electricity or a battery, is easily recharged even in a car, and requires no tanks or filling. The maximum tubing length for proper delivery of oxygen is 7 feet.
Oxygen Portable Prices In South Africa
- Olive 5S – 5L Oxygen Concentrator. R16,250.00 VAT Inclusive.
- AE10 – 10L Oxygen Concentrator. R26,900.00 VAT Inclusive.
- OxyPure 5. R12,900.00 VAT Inclusive.
- Inogen G5. R43,950.00 VAT Inclusive.
- Philips Respironics Everflo 5. R21,450.00 VAT Inclusive.
Portable Oxygen Concentrator 1-5L/min

R 6,495
How much does an oxygen tank cost in South Africa?
These cylinders cost upwards of R1,000 to buy and at least R450 to refill, depending on the tank’s capacity.
Can you buy portable oxygen over the counter?
Because canned oxygen is not medical or industrial oxygen, it can be purchased over the counter and does not require a prescription or license.
How long does a can of oxygen last?
With a 5–6 hour lifespan, portable “E” oxygen tanks will not last long if used continuously. If you need continuous oxygen, you could get a pulse dose regulator to extend the life of your tank, but you are probably still looking at changing out tanks every other day.
Can I transport oxygen in my car?
The car must be well ventilated to prevent oxygen and heat from collecting inside; leave a window open at least an inch or two. Never transport oxygen in the trunk of a car or bed of a truck. In a rear-end collision, an oxygen cylinder can explode, injuring people inside and even outside the vehicle.