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Respiratory Equipment Guide

Respiratory equipment ranges from small handheld nebulizers to oxygen concentrators and the tubing that connects them. Use this guide to find what you need, and follow your doctor's or respiratory therapist's instructions.

Designed for Product Design
Breathing treatments on the go Portable handheld nebulizer Small nebulizer that fits in a bag
Breathing treatments at home Ultra nebulizer Nebulizer for regular home treatments
Replacing nebulizer parts Reusable nebulizer kit or disposable nebulizer kit Medicine cup and tubing kit for a nebulizer
Mask treatments with a nebulizer Aerosol mask, case of 50 Face mask for aerosol treatments
Keeping a compressor clean Nebulizer air filters, 48 pack Replacement sponge air filters
Oxygen therapy at home or on the go Oxygen concentrators Home and portable models
Comfortable daily oxygen use Extra soft nasal cannula Soft cannula that sits in the nose
Oxygen through the mouth and nose Oxygen mask Mask that covers the nose and mouth
Moving around the home on oxygen Oxygen tubing and tubing extension connector Tubing and connectors to join lengths of tubing
Connecting tubing to an oxygen source Oxygen Christmas tree adapter Small adapter with a ribbed end for tubing
Dry nose from oxygen Oxygen humidifier bottle and adapter tubing Water bottle that adds moisture to oxygen
Water building up in oxygen tubing Concentrator water trap Inline trap that collects water in the tubing
Replacing CPAP hose CPAP tubing, 6 ft 6 foot hose for a CPAP machine
Checking oxygen level and pulse Pulse oximeter Fingertip device, works with smart devices

How to Choose Respiratory Equipment

  • Nebulizer or oxygen concentrator: a nebulizer turns liquid medicine into a mist you breathe in during a treatment; an oxygen concentrator delivers extra oxygen throughout the day or night. Your doctor will tell you which you need.
  • Handheld or home nebulizer: a handheld nebulizer is small and good for travel; a home nebulizer is made for regular treatments at home.
  • Cannula or mask: a nasal cannula is the most common way to receive oxygen; a mask covers the nose and mouth. Use the one your prescription calls for.
  • Tubing length: longer tubing lets you move around the home, and extension connectors join two lengths of tubing together.
  • Fit and compatibility: check that tubing, filters and kits fit your machine. See each product page, or call us at (847) 696-6814 for help.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a nebulizer and an oxygen concentrator?

A nebulizer turns liquid medicine into a fine mist that you breathe in during a short treatment. An oxygen concentrator delivers extra oxygen through a nasal cannula or mask, often for many hours a day. Your doctor will tell you which one you need.

Do I need a prescription for respiratory equipment?

Oxygen concentrators require a prescription in the United States, and nebulizer medicine is prescribed by your doctor. Follow your prescription for the type of device and settings you use.

How often should I replace my nebulizer kit?

Disposable nebulizer kits are made for short term use, while reusable kits last longer with regular cleaning. Follow the replacement schedule in your product instructions or from your respiratory therapist.

What is an oxygen humidifier bottle for?

An oxygen humidifier bottle adds moisture to the oxygen before it reaches your nose. This can help if oxygen makes your nose feel dry. Ask your doctor if you should use one.

What does a concentrator water trap do?

A water trap is placed inline in your oxygen tubing to collect water that builds up in the tubing, which can happen when you use a humidifier bottle.

Will this CPAP tubing fit my machine?

Check the connection size and type for your CPAP machine and mask on the product page before ordering, or call us at (847) 696-6814 for help.

Can I rent an oxygen concentrator?

Yes. We offer oxygen concentrator rentals with free delivery, setup and pickup. Call us at (847) 696-6814 to check availability in your area.

Where do you ship respiratory equipment?

We ship nebulizers, oxygen supplies and CPAP supplies to customers across the United States.