Oxygen & Respiratory Equipment

Oxygen concentrators, CPAP & nebulizers, in store or shipped nationwide

Affinity Home Medical sells respiratory equipment from our Salt Lake City showroom at 3737 S State Street and ships nationwide across the United States. We carry oxygen concentrators, portable oxygen concentrators, nebulizers, and CPAP supplies from brands including Inogen, Caire, Drive Medical, Rhythm, Medline, and Sunset Healthcare, and we rent oxygen concentrators for short-term and travel needs.

Buy or rentOxygen concentrator rentals
Ships nationwideAcross the United States
Local pickup & deliverySalt Lake City & the valley
Help choosingFlow, weight & battery life

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Oxygen, nebulizers & CPAP

Home Oxygen Concentrators

Stationary concentrators that stay plugged in at home, often used for higher continuous-flow needs.

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Portable Oxygen Concentrators

Lightweight, battery-powered units for travel and staying active. Many models are FAA-approved.

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Nebulizers & Accessories

Tabletop and portable nebulizers plus masks, tubing, and replacement parts.

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CPAP & Accessories

CPAP machines and resupply items including masks, tubing, cushions, and filters.

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Before you choose

What to confirm before you buy or rent

Oxygen equipment is chosen around your prescription. Knowing these details helps our team match you to the right unit.

Your prescribed flow (from your doctor)
Continuous flow vs. pulse dose
Home vs. portable use
Battery life & weight (portable)
Air travel / FAA (if flying)

Have your prescription handy? Call 801-906-3900 and our team can match equipment to what your doctor prescribed.

Compare the types

Home vs. portable oxygen concentrators

TypePowerOxygen deliveryBest forTravel
Home / stationaryPlugs into a wall outletUsually continuous flow, often higher outputUse at home, including higher-flow needsStays in one place
Portable (POC)Battery, with AC and DC chargingOften pulse dose; some offer continuous flowGoing out, staying active, travelMany models are FAA-approved (confirm per model and airline)

Pulse dose delivers a burst of oxygen when you begin to inhale; continuous flow delivers a steady stream. Your prescription determines which type and setting you need. Confirm specifications for a specific unit before you buy or rent.

Quick picks

Best respiratory equipment by need

Best for home use: stationary (home) oxygen concentrators that stay plugged in. Shop home concentrators
Best for travel: lightweight portable oxygen concentrators, many FAA-approved. Confirm your airline's policy before you fly. Shop portable
Best for staying active: compact pulse-dose portable concentrators that are easy to carry. Shop portable
Best for CPAP users: CPAP machines and resupply items such as masks, tubing, and filters. Shop CPAP
Best for short-term needs: oxygen concentrator rentals in Salt Lake City and the surrounding valley. Call to rent
Local or nationwide

Buy or rent locally, or ship nationwide

In Salt Lake City & the valley

Shop respiratory equipment in person at our Salt Lake City showroom, and arrange local delivery or pickup. We also rent oxygen concentrators in Salt Lake City and the surrounding valley, which is helpful for short-term recovery, travel, or temporary needs. Call to confirm current rental availability, rates, and delivery or pickup options.

Shipped nationwide

Not local? We ship oxygen concentrators, nebulizers, CPAP supplies, and other respiratory products nationwide across the United States. Prescription requirements can vary by item and by how it is used or paid for, so call and our team will confirm what is needed for the specific equipment you are considering.

Answers

Respiratory equipment questions, answered

Do I need a prescription for respiratory equipment?

It depends on the product and your situation. Prescription requirements can vary by item and by how it is being used or paid for. The simplest way to find out is to call Affinity Home Medical at 801-906-3900, and our team will confirm what is needed for the specific equipment you are considering.

What is the difference between a stationary and a portable oxygen concentrator?

A stationary (home) concentrator is larger and stays in one place, plugged in for use at home, and usually offers higher continuous flow. A portable oxygen concentrator is lightweight and battery-powered for travel and going out. Many users have both. Our team can help you compare flow, weight, and battery life.

What is the difference between continuous flow and pulse dose?

Continuous flow delivers a steady, constant stream of oxygen. Pulse dose, also called on-demand, delivers a measured burst of oxygen each time you begin to inhale, conserving battery and keeping portable units small.

Your prescription determines which type and setting is right for you. Many portable concentrators are pulse dose, while home concentrators often provide continuous flow. Once you know what your doctor has prescribed, our team can help you compare models.

How many liters of oxygen do I need?

Your oxygen flow rate is prescribed by your doctor, and Affinity does not set or recommend oxygen settings. Tell us your prescribed flow, for example 2 LPM continuous or a specific pulse setting, and we can help you find equipment that is able to deliver it. If you are unsure of your prescription, check with your prescribing clinician.

Do I need a prescription for a CPAP machine?

CPAP therapy is prescribed by a clinician, and a prescription is generally required to purchase a CPAP machine. Resupply items such as masks, tubing, cushions, and filters can often be reordered as your supplies wear out. Call 801-906-3900 and our team can confirm what is needed for the specific item you want.

Can I take a portable oxygen concentrator on an airplane?

Many portable oxygen concentrators are FAA-approved for air travel, but each airline has its own requirements. Confirm your airline's policy before you fly. We can tell you whether a specific concentrator is FAA-approved and help you choose a travel-friendly model.

Do you rent oxygen concentrators in Salt Lake City?

Yes. Affinity Home Medical rents oxygen concentrators in Salt Lake City and the surrounding valley, which is helpful for short-term recovery, travel, or temporary needs. Call 801-906-3900 to confirm current rental availability, rates, and delivery or pickup options.

Do you ship respiratory equipment nationwide?

Yes. Affinity Home Medical ships oxygen concentrators, nebulizers, CPAP supplies, and other respiratory products nationwide across the United States. Local Salt Lake City customers can also buy in store and arrange delivery or pickup. Call 801-906-3900 for help choosing the right product.

Please note: Affinity Home Medical provides equipment and product information, not medical advice. We do not diagnose conditions or set oxygen settings. For guidance on oxygen therapy, please consult your doctor or a qualified clinician.

Not sure which respiratory equipment you need?

Have your prescription handy and our team can match you to the right oxygen concentrator, compare portable and home models, or set up a rental. Call or visit our Salt Lake City showroom.

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