Respiratory and oxygen equipment in Singapore

Oxygen concentrators, nebulisers, CPAP and BiPAP machines for home use.

What to look for

Buy or rent?

Rental of oxygen concentrators is common for short-term needs (e.g. post-hospitalisation oxygen dependency). Long-term supplemental oxygen users typically purchase.

Subsidy options

Prescribed supplemental oxygen at home may be covered under insurance or CareShield Life payouts. Check with your insurer and hospital care team.

Product comparison

Published prices from Singapore retailers. Prices may change — verify with the supplier before purchasing.

ProductBrandTypePrice (SGD)Supplier
DeVilbiss Oxygen Concentrator (Rental)DeVilbissHome concentrator rentalS$120/monthMedical Supplies SG
Yuwell Oxygen ConcentratorYuwellHome concentratorS$1,200DNR Wheels
Nidek Nuvo Lite (OMS) 5 LPMNidekHome concentrator 5 LPMS$1,500 was S$1,700Rainbow Care
Nidek Nuvo Lite (OMSQ) 5 LPMNidekHome concentrator 5 LPMS$1,700 was S$1,800Rainbow Care
Jumao Oxygen Concentrator 10L JMC9AJumaoHome concentrator 10 LPMS$2,200DNR Wheels
Nidek Nuvo 10 (2-10 LPM)NidekHome concentrator 10 LPMS$2,600Rainbow Care

Prices scraped 2026-06-11. This is not a ranking — products are sorted by price for comparison. Editorial policy.

Suppliers in Singapore

SupplierService
Medical Assistance 4URental
NTUC Unity PharmacyRetail pharmacy
Guardian Health and BeautyRetail pharmacy

This is a starter list. If you supply this equipment in Singapore, contact us to be listed.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a doctor’s prescription for a home oxygen concentrator?

Yes — supplemental oxygen therapy requires a prescription from a doctor in Singapore. The supplier will require a prescription letter.

Can I rent an oxygen concentrator for post-hospital discharge?

Yes — rental is available from several Singapore suppliers. Coordinate with your hospital’s respiratory therapy team for the appropriate flow rate and duration.

What should I do if the concentrator alarm sounds?

Follow the manufacturer’s troubleshooting guide. Have a backup portable oxygen cylinder at home. Call the supplier’s emergency helpline.