According to a report by "Health Power News," COVID-19 infection may cause irreversible lung damage. If diagnosed by a doctor as experiencing hypoxia, home oxygen therapy is required. Additionally, patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), compromised cardiopulmonary function, and other respiratory conditions should follow medical advice and their individual respiratory needs when using an oxygen concentrator to maintain normal blood oxygen levels.

Oxygen therapy involves using an oxygen concentrator to provide patients with oxygen levels at least 20% higher than atmospheric oxygen content. This helps treat hypoxia symptoms, reduces the burden on the respiratory system and heart, and increases patient survival rates.

When choosing an oxygen concentrator, look for dual certification—SNQ National Quality Certification and SGS Antibacterial Certification—to ensure safe and healthy breathing for all.