P2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator is small and lightweight and has up to 5 hours of battery life. High efficiency, low noise.

The Rhythm Healthcare P2 POC is an incredibly lightweight and portable oxygen concentrator, which makes it convenient to carry with you wherever you go. The FAA approves it for air travel and is small enough to fit comfortably in a plane's storage compartment.

Oxygen therapy gets mobile with the GCE Zen-O™ portable oxygen concentrator. It can deliver oxygen up to 2 LPM, which is adequate for managing most respiratory conditions like Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).

The Live Active Five Portable Oxygen Concentrator provides vacuum pressure swing adsorption technology (VPSA) ensuring each sieve bed is rejuvenated every cycle resulting in clean sieve …

Maintain the optimal performance of your Rhythm P2 Portable Oxygen Concentrator with the Sieve Bed Replacement Set. Specifically designed for the P2 model, this replacement sieve bed set ensures the efficient and continuous delivery of oxygen.

A sieve bed is the filter inside the oxygen concentrator which separates out the nitrogen from the oxygen in the air. This sieve bed uses a material called Zeolite to collect all the nitrogen in the air.

Since 1992, Lifestyle Mobility Aids, now Rhythm Healthcare, has remained committed to supporting one channel for the distribution of our products. We support the HME Providers that do more than just deliver our products to consumers in need.

Portable oxygen concentrators, or POCs, are lightweight medical devices that dispense oxygen while being highly portable. They allow those prescribed medical oxygen to carry their own oxygen supply with them wherever they go, eliminating dependence on …

Oct 15, 2021 · POCT is medical abbreviation of point-of-care (POC) testing, also known as bedside testing. It is a form of testing which is designed to be used at or near the site where the patient is located.

Point-of-care tests are simple medical tests that can be performed at the bedside. In many cases, the simplicity was not achievable until technology developed not only to make a test possible at all but then also to mask its complexity.