We carry Drive DeVilbiss®, CAIRE, Airsep, Roscoe Medical and Rhythm Healthcare portable and stationary oxygen concentrators for use by the disabled, handicapped, elderly, or other breathing impaired persons in the convalescent hospital, skilled nursing, assisted living facility or in a home care environment.

Buy the best – and at the best price – FDA-approved stationary and portable oxygen concentrators here.

Manufacturers do not let any of their distributors advertise below their set price, but that doesn’t mean we can’t sell at an even lower price. We are American Discount Home Medical Equipment, after all, so, of course, we would!

Look for the “Click for Low Price” red button on certain oxygen concentrators below. Click that and submit the form. We’ll respond with our lowest price offer. Or you can use live chat during normal business hours.

Beware cheap over-the-counter portable oxygen concentrators.

We love offering the best price online for oxygen concentrators, and we want you to get the best price, but we want to caution you if you're just price shopping. Over the counter portable oxygen concentrators that you might be able to find online for less money, might not be FDA approved. 

But even more than that, over-the-counter (OTC) portable oxygen concentrators (POCs) are not as effective as prescription POCs and can be dangerous. 

A study published in Respiratory Care found that OTC POCs only delivered about 25% of the oxygen that prescription POCs did. This means that patients who use OTC POCs may not be getting the oxygen they need to breathe properly.

In addition, OTC POCs are not regulated by the FDA. This means that there is no guarantee of their safety or effectiveness.

• OTC POCs are often not powerful enough to meet the needs of patients with chronic lung disease.
• OTC POCs can be dangerous for patients who have underlying health conditions, such as heart disease or stroke.
• OTC POCs can be difficult to use and maintain.
• Prescription POCs are more expensive than OTC POCs, but they are also more effective and safer.

The FDA also had this to say: "You should not use an oxygen concentrator at home unless it has been prescribed by a health care provider. Giving yourself oxygen without talking to a doctor first may do more harm than good. You may end up taking too much or too little oxygen. Deciding to use an oxygen concentrator without a prescription can lead to serious health problems, such as oxygen toxicity caused by receiving too much oxygen."

In short, your life is precious, so look for the FDA-approved label and "prescription required".

What about stationary oxygen concentrators? Are they FDA approved? 

Yes. All the oxygen concentrators we carry are FDA approved. They also all require a prescription to meet the FDA requirements. A prescription is the only evidence we have of exactly what your needs are so that we can be sure your oxygen needs are met with the right equipment. 

The ADHME Assurance

American Discount Home Medical Equipment only sells prescription POCs that are FDA-approved because we are committed to providing our customers with the best possible care. For the same reason, we require a prescription for each of the portable and stationary concentrators we sell. 

Oxygen Concentrator FAQs

How much is shipping?
Shipping is free in the Continental USA for all commodes and other products. Please contact us if you require shipping to Alaska or Hawaii.

What if I don't like it? What is your return policy?
Some products by law cannot be returned for hygienic reasons. For all others, we offer a 30-day return policy on most products. Damaged product may be returned and exchanged at no cost to you. All others will be shipped at the customer’s expense to the least costly location. A 15-20% restocking fee will also apply depending on the item. See our Policy page for more information.

You said you will match price if I found a cheaper price elsewhere. What do I need to do to get that low price?
Thank you for wanting to do business with us! This is explained in detail on our Policy page. First though, we like to advise customers that there may be hidden costs at other shopping sites such as shipping or tax. Or perhaps what you're looking at may not include options we include. Be sure you are comparing apples to oranges!

Do you bill Medicare?
In order to keep our costs down and offer greatly reduced prices, ADHME does not bill any insurance company. However, for certain products that Medicare may partially reimburse on a purchase (i.e., commodes, lift chairs, walkers and rollators), we do provide a detailed paid invoice which will include any product HCPCS billing codes. We suggest checking with your private insurance company about possible reimbursement from them with your paid receipt.