Oxygen Supplies in Houston
At Complete Medical Supply, we specialize in providing high quality oxygen concentrators, tanks, and respiratory supplies to meet your medical needs. Whether you're looking for portable oxygen solutions for travel or home concentrators for daily use, we offer flexible sales & rental plans.
Located in the Heights and Cypress areas, we proudly serve the local Houston community with fast delivery, expert support, and reliable oxygen services. If you’re looking for oxygen supplies in Houston, Complete Medical Supply should be your go-to destination. We offer everything from portable oxygen concentrators to replacement masks and more. We even stock oxygen supplies for pets.
We also offer several oxygen-related services, such as oxygen rentals and tank refills. We are your one-stop shop for oxygen supplies in Houston that will suit your medical needs. Our team of experts is always available to answer any questions or concerns you may have regarding oxygen support. We understand that everyone has unique needs, and we strive to provide personalized solutions for every customer.
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Our Services
Tank Refills
We provide refills for oxygen tanks you purchase from us for $20. We may provide refills for outside tanks upon inspection
Oxygen Rentals
Need oxygen solutions for a temporary period of time? Rent our oxygen tanks or concentrators at your convenience!
Expert Support
Navigating between different types of oxygen supplies can be daunting. We are here to guide you through the process!
Tank Refills
Inogen One G5
Most Popular Portable Oxygen Concentrator in the USA!
This robust and versatile concentrator offers 1 to 6 flow settings in a lightweight design, weighing under 5 pounds. With Intelligent Delivery Technology, it ensures continuous oxygen delivery, producing up to 1260 ml of oxygen 24/7.
Experience extended battery life, seamless connectivity through Inogen Connect, a user-friendly LCD screen, and whisper-quiet operation. The Inogen One G5 is a pioneering advancement in portable oxygen concentrators, perfect for any setting
Home Oxygen Concentrators
What is a Home Oxygen Concentrator?
A home oxygen concentrator is a medical device that extracts oxygen from the surrounding air and delivers it to individuals who need supplemental oxygen therapy. Unlike oxygen tanks, it does not require refilling; instead, it continuously produces oxygen by filtering and concentrating it from the air.
Home oxygen concentrators are ideal for patients with chronic respiratory conditions and are designed for stationary use, providing a reliable and consistent oxygen supply in the comfort of one’s home.
We also offer portable oxygen concentrators. Our portable oxygen tanks are lightweight and easy to use, making them perfect for active individuals who require oxygen therapy.
Oxygen Tanks
What is an Oxygen Tank?
An oxygen tank is a storage container that holds compressed oxygen gas, typically used to provide supplemental oxygen to individuals with respiratory conditions. These tanks come in various sizes and are designed to deliver oxygen through masks or nasal cannulas, helping patients maintain adequate oxygen levels in their blood.
Oxygen tanks are commonly used in medical settings, at home, and for portable oxygen therapy during travel. Oxygen tanks do eventually run out of oxygen which is why they are not recommended for sleep and may need constant refills.
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