Humidifier bottles for oxygen

Description

You may want to consider a humidifier if:

You live in a dry or cold climate.

• You use an oxygen concentrator while you sleep.
• You consistently experience dry nasal passages or have a dry throat or mouth during oxygen therapy treatments.
• Your doctor prescribes humidification during oxygen therapy treatments

How to hook up a humidifier to an oxygen concentrator in 6 steps

So, how do you put a humidifier bottle in an oxygen concentrator? The process is simple.

• Step 1: Fill the humidifier bottle with distilled water to the fill line. Be sure to keep the water level in between the minimum and maximum fill levels.
• Step 2: Reattach the cap of the bottle. Be careful not to cross-thread the cap and the humidifier bottle, as this can cause leaks.
• Step 3: Strap the bottle onto the concentrator.
• Step 4: Attach the humidifier adapter tubing or the oxygen outlet to the wing nut located on the top of the bottle.
• Step 5: Attach the free end of the oxygen tubing to the oxygen outlet port on the concentrator.
• Step 6: Attach nasal cannula tubing to the humidifier bottle outlet. Turn the concentrator on and ensure all the connections are tight to ensure that you’re receiving the right levels of humidified oxygen for your treatment.

Why Orca Medical

• Orca Medical provides advanced breathing equipment solutions that meet the stringent standards of healthcare organizations. We also have full partnerships with major medical clinics in Georgia.
• Orca Medical’s laboratory services offer fast and accurate fault diagnosis and repair, carried out by qualified technicians in a controlled environment.
• Orca Medical provides professional training and close supervision, including a detailed explanation of the equipment at the customer’s location and adapting the device to the customer’s specific medical needs.
• Orca Medical offers 24/7 customer service with knowledgeable representatives always available to assist with any questions or requests.
• Orca Medical and AVERSI offer a one-of-a-kind service. Upon a doctor’s recommendation for medical oxygen, a professional and certified oxygen technician from Orca Medical will arrive to provide the necessary equipment.