Elderly man out on the ski slopes, using the Inogen G5 Oxygen Concentrator

Inogen G5 Oxygen Concentrator

Brand: Inogen

The Inogen G5 oxygen concentrator is the smallest, most powerful six setting portable oxygen concentrator available in the world today. It is the latest portable oxygen concentrator to be launched. Offering 1 to 6 flow settings, the G5 is one of the most powerful, lightest, and quietest units available to the oxygen user today. The G5 has the highest oxygen output of any portable device on the market. As COPD is a progressive disease, this oxygen output ensures one device is all you need to maintain an active lifestyle over the years. 

With the Inogen oxygen concentrator you can jump in the car to run errands, take a weekend trip to see family, or even take it on a plane to go on vacation!

Inogen G5 Oxygen Concentrator
SKU: ING5
Category: Respiratory

Product Description

  • Single or double battery
  • With auto pulse mode
  • AC/DC power supplies
  • Longest battery life
  • Intelligent delivery technology
  • FAA approved


*Inogen Connect App only available in the US

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