According to FutureWise analysis the market for oxygen conservers is expected to reach US$ 3.12 billion by 2031 at a CAGR of 11.30%.
For patients suffering from diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), hypercapnic chronic respiratory diseases, and others, oxygen therapy is one of the most reliable and effective treatments available. The oxygen conservers regulate the flow of oxygen from the tank to the patients. The purpose of oxygen conservers is to reduce oxygen flow to a minimum, thereby extending the life of oxygen tanks. Oxygen conservers adjust oxygen supply according to pulse demand or through a fixed pulse in order to optimize oxygen flow. When the patient triggers the breathing for oxygen delivery, oxygen conserving devices are used. Furthermore, these devices provide comfort to the patient by blocking the constant flow of oxygen in the nostril. During breathing, the fixed pulse oxygen conserving device provides a fixed volume of oxygen. This type of device has a higher initial flow rate since the flow of oxygen ends at a pre-set volume. Oxygen conservers are becoming increasingly popular. Continuous oxygen flow is delivered to the patient in increments by the device.
Oxygen cylinders become stronger and do not emit oxygen as a result of it. A medical device called an oxygen conserver is used to regulate and control the flow of oxygen in a patient's body. Oxygen conservers are designed to minimize oxygen flow. Only when a patient inhales does an oxygen conserver deliver oxygen. As a result, cost savings ratios are enhanced. People with serious lung diseases such as diffuse interstitial lung disease, cystic fibrosis, hypoxia-related symptoms and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) use oxygen conservers. Two types of oxygen conservation devices exist - pneumatic oxygen conservation devices and electronic oxygen conservation devices. A pneumatic oxygen conservation device uses high pressure oxygen gas and does not require an external power source such as a battery, whereas an electronic oxygen conservation device relies on a battery. Pneumatic oxygen conservation devices, such as the Invacare Pneumatic Oxygen Conserver, feature on/off selector knobs and liter flow or continuous flow modes.
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