Respiratory Equipment
Respiratory Equipment from Medlive Medical Supplies: oxygen therapy equipment, nebulisers and suction units, ventilators and CPAP, and respiratory diagnostics and trainers. For hospitals, clinics, respiratory therapists and home care, the range is grouped into 4 sub-categories – Nebulisers & Suction, Oxygen Therapy, Respiratory Diagnostics & Trainers and Ventilators & CPAP.
What is in the range: oxygen concentrators (including the VE3, VH5, JAY-1000P and a portable M1), oxygen masks and cylinder bags; nebulisers and Hospivac surgical suction units with filters and tubing; BiPAP, APAP and CPAP devices from BMC and Lowenstein, with masks and ventilator breathing circuits; and spirometers, peak flow meters and respiratory exercisers.
Before you order, check: the oxygen flow rate (litres per minute) the patient needs; whether a unit must run on battery or only on mains; the mask type and size; and which consumables (filters, circuits, mouthpieces) you will need to reorder. Ask us to confirm compatibility between devices and consumables before you order.
Customers in South Africa can buy products with a listed price online in rand (ZAR), or request a quote for any item. Buyers in Zimbabwe and other African countries receive formal quotations in US dollars (USD) – see Countries We Supply. Every quotation confirms pricing, delivery arrangements and payment terms in writing, and larger or institutional orders can be sent through Request a Quotation.
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Buying Respiratory Equipment from Medlive
Respiratory equipment for hospitals, clinics and home care, including oxygen concentrators, nebulisers, masks, cannulas and suction units.
Not sure which product fits? Call or WhatsApp our team on +27 74 558 8800 or email sales@medlive.co.za.
How to choose
- Match an oxygen concentrator's flow rate (litres per minute) to the prescribed flow.
- Order masks, cannulas and tubing in the sizes your patients need.
- For home oxygen, plan for power interruptions with your healthcare provider.