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When Worlds Collide

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Chapter 1 of my series Glimmer in the Eye of the Curious

PAIRING; c!Technoblade x gn!reader

SUMMARY; the introduction

WARNINGS/TAGS; graphic description of injury/violence

A/N; ahhhhhh first chapter!!! just wanted to get this out so people can get a feel for what this will be about :))) also if this sounds familiar its bc i rewrote one of my oneshots (christmas - sbi) bc i’m lazy so that’s why lol

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In your opinion, running had never been a fun task. Whether it was in a race, or from a pursuer, it was never something you seemed to be able to enjoy. The ache of your legs, the burning of your lungs, the pounding of your heart almost as if begging to burst right out of your ribcage -- I mean, who could blame you?

But to you, running was especially invigorating when it was away from mobs. It always terrified you that they were out for your blood, and didn’t help when you had the occasional arrow whiz past your ear, 9/10 times barely nicking the skin and nothing more. At this point, you were surprised you still had ears from all the times you had encountered skeletons.

You understand that the whole point of being an isolationist was to stray from politics and remain as neutral as one can be and that with isolationism came living alone with no possible human contact, but the lack of life you had encountered was outstanding. You knew living in the middle of nowhere was a risk, but you hadn’t quite fully grasped just how far out you resided.

You just wanted to take an innocent stroll outdoors – it had been a nice, sunny day and you hadn’t gone outside in a while due to the recent poor weather – who could blame you? Turns out you had brought the wrong map, and since you didn’t know the area well, it was only a matter of time before you ended up lost. But, you persisted, determined to find your way home – and even after losing track of the time, even with what little weaponry you had and the sun sitting idly on the horizon, ready to turn in for the night.

You had been running for what felt like days, but in reality, would’ve only been a mere few hours, perhaps not even that. You didn’t allow yourself to stop, knowing that if you did you would be well and truly dead in a multitude of seconds. Considering you seemed to have journeyed right into mob-central, you couldn’t see a future where you did stop and made it out alive.

It also didn’t help that your ankle was gradually bleeding out from a creeper blast you gained less than an hour into your journey. With that same explosion, you’re pretty sure that your hearing got screwed up in one of your ears, which wasn’t exactly a part of your ideal scenario. Pure adrenaline was coursing through your veins, which helped you ignore the impending pain.

Your breathing was short, heavy and ragged – easily suffocated by your mask. Your intake of air was limited, not helping the need for immediate oxygen into your panting lungs. The mask covered your nose and mouth, making your face uncomfortably warm and undoubtedly red, cheeks more than flushed.

If you could of, you would have ditched it the second you realised you would be running the long game, but the damn clasp had been broken for so long now that it had just become the new norm. You needed to be stationary and concentrating to be able to get it off on a good day – so despite it ineffectively slowing you down, it would have to stay on for now.

Many – way too many – mobs were still hot on your tail, and it didn’t help that you were running right into a snowy forest. The trees seemed to cop most of the snowfall, but the foliage didn’t collect all of the white powder that managed to pile up to your shins, soaking your already ripped, singed and ruined pants.

You ducked as another arrow flew over your head, aimed straight for the back of your skull. You shuddered at the thought of it piercing through your bones, but kept up your unsteady pace. Weaving in and out of the trees proved much harder in the snow, but you were determined to not die in the middle of nowhere with no one to find you.

You are going to die here! and no one alive knows of your existence! Ha! How’s that for karma? Winding up dead against a tree with your flesh splayed across the ground in front of you. Being left to freeze and rot and be eaten by wild animals and--

You swallowed as that train of thought crashed and died, and almost as if right on cue, light flooded into your vision. Not just any light, no, but that of a torch; a beautiful sign of life. Human life. And you knew that human life could equal help.

Or death.

You felt your adrenaline peak, using what strength you had left to get to the light. It didn’t take long to be surrounded by trees lit by small torches, but you didn’t stop there. They seemed to be lighting a path, one that you didn’t hesitate to follow. Within mere paces, the sounds of your chasers dispersing met your ears, clearly not appealed at your sudden escape.

As the groans of displeasure quietened around you, you noticed yourself slowing down. You willed yourself forward, hyperaware of the fact that if you stopped here, you would more than likely die of hypothermia in the soft snowstorm. Ironic after the whole hours-long cat and mouse that the monsters wouldn’t even be the ones to deal the final killing blow.

The snow was much thinner on the man-made path, which made it so much easier to run through. You were more than grateful for whomever it was that carved the way, hoping to the gods above that they would be showered in their greatest desires. It sounded a bit extreme, but your emotions were working overtime, so who cared for an extra bit of gratitude?

You became aware of the torches thinning out ahead of you but soon realised that was because the forest ended here. Not long after, you were in the middle of a clearing, the moon now being your only source of light and direction. That is, apart from the glowing windows of the house not too far off in the distance.

You were more than ecstatic at the face of civilisation. Mustering what dwindling energy you had left, you trudged through the snow and to the cottage. The outside had a few lanterns at the base of the stairs leading to the patio, but the main source of illumination was from what appeared to be the kitchen window. You couldn’t see anyone behind them, but as you steadily approached, you could make out a faint voice echoing around the house.

Your ankle was starting to ache, the adrenaline wearing off, agony deciding to take its place.

You had made it halfway from where the forest line had broken and where the building was placed when you sensed that you weren’t alone any longer. And by sensed, you meant the fact that an arrow was sent flying mere millimetres past your arm, slicing your shirt but nothing deeper. You had gotten lucky for now, but you knew it wouldn’t last long. It never did in your case.

Just make it to the house, you thought.

Turning back for just a second, you got a glimpse of who was attempting to take your head; two skeletons and a creeper.

With the throbbing of your foot, you were now much slower than before. There wasn’t much you could do but turn and fight. Although, that wasn’t the smartest option either, considering you didn’t have a shield and the only weapon you had on hand was a mangled iron sword. It would have to do.

Taking a few quick deep breaths in a feeble attempt to calm your pounding heart rate, you turned to face the oncoming threats. The first arrow was easy enough to dodge, the second being the same. The third, however, is not so much. The tip managed to skim itself along the inside of your thigh, and it went in mildly deep. An involuntary grunt escaped your lips, loud enough to gain some attention.

With a new bloody hole in your pants, you swung your sword at the closest skeleton, slightly proud of yourself as you watched it turn to dust at your feet. But your victory was short-lived, the all too familiar hiss of a creeper way too close for comfort. Before you had time to register what was happening, you were being thrown away from your position, landing hard on your back.

Hard enough to knock the wind out of your lungs, leaving you spluttering and gasping. Hard enough to easily give you a concussion. Hard enough for something in your shoulder to crack, most likely a broken bone. Hard enough to somehow make you cough up blood, something you should be much more concerned about.

But you weren’t. You couldn’t bring yourself to be, the pain and agony being too fresh to be able to focus on anything else. A harsh wave of anguish washed over you from head to toe, sending unpleasant shivers over your whole body.

You couldn’t move, either. With the blood dripping from the slice along your thigh, your mangled ankle, heaving chest, pounding headache, what feels like a broken shoulder, and the cold snow pulling you under, you just couldn’t find it in yourself to get up and keep going.

At least this wouldn’t be the worst way to die. The snow falling from the sky blended in nicely with the stars, a wonderful blur of white painted across the inky night sky like a Monet portrait. A quiet sigh escaped your lips, and you let yourself close your eyes.

If only for a split second in real time, everything felt slow and sluggish in your head. You could’ve sworn you heard the beautiful sound of the last skeleton meeting its end, but it was most likely just a hallucination. Yet you forced your eyes to snap open again at the crunch of snow underneath the shoes of the person approaching you carefully.

The feeling of cold metal(?) against your throat was enough to keep you living for a little while longer. The tall figure above you blocked the moon and stars from your view, effectively masking themselves in the dark.

“I come in peace,” you mutter, your voice hoarse and unused, muffled by your mask. You weren’t even sure if they had heard you. “Please.” Your whole body was in agony, and you just wanted everything to be over. You were miserable.

If they walked away, you would be dead in under an hour. He couldn’t leave you here, it’d be on his conscience for months, possibly years. And also for the fact that you would most definitely die if he left. Totally not just because of the whole conscience thing.

The blade is taken from your neck, a small breath releasing from your chest you hadn’t realised you had been holding. They had heard you and was beginning to lift you from under the armpits to hoist you up.

“I'll help you,” he murmured softly, “but if you do anythin’ funny, I'll snap your neck an’ toss you out into the snow to freeze, got it?”

Crying out in the burst of pain pulsating through your shoulder at the sudden movement, you make an effort to nod so they know you understand. Your conscience was now ever-wavering, unforgivingly teetering between life and death like an unbalanced acrobat on a wobbly tight rope.

After blacking out for a little, the next thing you remember was calloused hands laying you down on a pillow next to a raging flame whilst scanning you up and down for any major injuries. To their surprise, they were greeted with many more than they had anticipated (and wanted). Five major injuries were what they counted, with heaps of smaller cuts and bruises. How you were still conscious – hell, still alive was beyond a miracle to them.

The same calloused hands began to work away at the wounds, trying their best to keep the blood in and keep the pain out, which proved to be a very difficult task. You barely managed to keep an exhausted and wary eye on them to make sure there wasn’t any funky business going on when it clicked that you recognised them from somewhere.

It was something to do with the pink hair pulled back into a messy braid that screamed a sense of familiarity to you, along with the white boar-ish mask (skull?) that adorned their face. The way they moved – so effortlessly graceful on their feet, practically prancing around the room you were placed in.

Yet none of that fully tipped you off as to how you knew your rescuer before now. No, what did it for you was how he would quietly mutter something to himself, but would almost try to be so quiet you wouldn’t hear.

“Technoblade?” you mumbled, disbelief pushing you to sit up on the wooden floor you had been lying on. Your mask was still pulled taught across your face, which you now realise had never felt more suffocating. Your heart was beating uncontrollably fast and loud in your ears, the thunderous rush enough to make your head spin.

He froze where he stood in the kitchen, but was quick to turn his front to you so he could protect himself if needed. His posture stiffens as he placed a hand on his sheathed sword, his face stony and eyes void of emotion behind his disguise.

“You know me?” he all but growls, a hard, unblinking gaze drilling holes into your head.

His tone was more than enough confirmation for you, along with the fact that he quite literally admitted to being your old pal. Well, more so didn’t not say it wasn’t him. You didn’t know how or even if you were able to process this new piece of information right now, being too busy trying to fight off the crashing waves of nausea washing over you.

Too afraid to use your voice (along with the added idea of vomiting all over his pristine rug and floors), you nod a quick few times. Even that made you feel even worse than you had before. Clasping your hand over your mask, your body began to give up on you. Your eyelids felt like lead; heavy and droopy, along with the rest of your limbs. Everything started shutting down, the whole night way too much for you too quickly.

Technoblade seems to notice your form failing itself, and sat next to your side in seconds. Unbuckling your mask with surprising ease, he coaxes a regeneration potion down your slack jaw and throat, immediately chasing it with that of a healing potion.

He’s also not overly fond of how his thoughts jump straight to how currently vulnerable you were, and the two different demands being screamed at him now.

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Philips oxygen concentrator | Medikart

"We provide stationary and portable oxygen treatment options with our oxygen concentrators, which are made to give consumers the independence they want while helping with their respiratory conditions.Oxygen concentrator is a medical device that provides supplemental or extra oxygen to patients with breathing issues."

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The Ultimate Guide to Oxygen Concentrators

In today's world, healthcare technology plays a pivotal role in enhancing the quality of life for individuals facing respiratory challenges. One such technological advancement is the oxygen concentrator. This essential medical device provides a reliable and efficient source of oxygen to individuals who require supplemental oxygen for their health. Whether you are considering purchasing an oxygen concentrator for yourself or a loved one, or you simply want to understand more about this life-changing technology, this comprehensive guide will answer all your questions about oxygen concentrators.

In this article, we will explore what oxygen concentrators are, how they work, their types, benefits, and safety considerations. Let's begin with the basics.

What Is an Oxygen Concentrator?

An oxygen concentrator is a medical device that filters and concentrates oxygen from the ambient air to deliver it in a higher concentration to patients who require supplemental oxygen therapy. It serves as a convenient and efficient alternative to oxygen tanks or cylinders, making it easier for patients to maintain their oxygen levels at home or on the go.

Oxygen concentrators are designed to be user-friendly, portable, and suitable for both short-term and long-term use. They are commonly used by individuals with chronic respiratory conditions such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma, cystic fibrosis, and other respiratory disorders.

How Do Oxygen Concentrators Work?

Oxygen concentrators work by taking in ambient air from the surrounding environment and filtering out nitrogen, dust, and other impurities to produce concentrated oxygen. Here is a step-by-step explanation of the process:

Air Intake: The concentrator pulls in ambient air from the environment.

Filtration: The air passes through a series of filters that remove impurities such as dust, bacteria, and other particles.

Separation: The purified air is directed into a chamber containing molecular sieve beds, which separate nitrogen from oxygen.

Concentration: The molecular sieve beds absorb the nitrogen, leaving concentrated oxygen to flow out of the device.

Delivery: The concentrated oxygen is delivered to the patient through a nasal cannula or a face mask.

Release: The absorbed nitrogen is released back into the environment.

This continuous process ensures a steady flow of oxygen for the patient as long as the device is running.

Types of Oxygen Concentrators

Oxygen concentrators come in different types to cater to various needs and lifestyles. The two primary types are:

Stationary Oxygen Concentrators: These devices are designed for home use and provide a continuous flow of oxygen. They are larger and more powerful, capable of delivering a higher oxygen concentration for long periods. Stationary concentrators are ideal for patients who require a consistent supply of oxygen, particularly during sleep.

Portable Oxygen Concentrators: Portable oxygen concentrators are compact and lightweight devices that allow for greater mobility. They operate on battery power and are perfect for individuals who want to maintain an active lifestyle while receiving oxygen therapy. Portable concentrators can deliver oxygen in either continuous or pulse flow modes.

Benefits of Using an Oxygen Concentrator

Oxygen concentrators offer numerous benefits for individuals who require supplemental oxygen therapy:

Convenience: Oxygen concentrators provide a convenient and efficient source of oxygen without the need for refilling tanks.

Portability: Portable oxygen concentrators allow patients to maintain their independence and mobility, making it easier to travel and engage in daily activities.

Cost-Effective: While the initial investment in an oxygen concentrator may be significant, it can save patients money in the long run compared to purchasing oxygen tanks.

Continuous Supply: Stationary oxygen concentrators provide a continuous flow of oxygen, ensuring patients receive a steady supply.

Easy to Use: Most oxygen concentrators are user-friendly and require minimal maintenance.

Safety: Oxygen concentrators are generally safer than oxygen tanks, as they don't require refilling and are less prone to leaks.

Environmentally Friendly: Oxygen concentrators do not produce waste or emissions, making them a sustainable choice.

Safety Considerations

While oxygen concentrators are safe and reliable, there are some safety considerations to keep in mind:

Avoid Smoking: Oxygen is highly flammable, so it's crucial to avoid smoking near the device.

Keep Away from Open Flames: Keep the oxygen concentrator away from open flames, such as candles and gas stoves.

Regular Maintenance: Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for maintenance to ensure the device functions properly.

Proper Placement: Ensure the device is placed in a well-ventilated area and not obstructed by furniture or other objects.

Monitor Oxygen Levels: Regularly check the oxygen flow rate to ensure the device is delivering the correct amount of oxygen.

Use as Prescribed: Only use the oxygen concentrator as prescribed by a healthcare professional.

Choosing the Right Oxygen Concentrator

Selecting the right oxygen concentrator depends on various factors, including your medical needs, lifestyle, and preferences. Here are some key considerations to keep in mind when choosing an oxygen concentrator:

Flow Rate: Determine the flow rate prescribed by your healthcare provider and choose a device that can deliver the required oxygen concentration.

Portability: If you lead an active lifestyle, a portable oxygen concentrator may be the best option for you. On the other hand, if you primarily need oxygen therapy at home, a stationary concentrator may be more suitable.

Noise Level: Consider the noise level of the device, especially if you plan to use it during sleep. Look for models with quieter operation.

Battery Life: For portable oxygen concentrators, check the battery life and charging options to ensure it meets your needs.

Weight and Size: Evaluate the weight and size of the device, particularly if you plan to carry it with you regularly.

Warranty and Support: Choose a reputable brand with a good warranty and reliable customer support.

Budget: Compare prices and features of different models to find a device that fits your budget.

Maintenance and Care

Proper maintenance and care are essential to ensure the longevity and performance of your oxygen concentrator. Here are some tips:

Cleaning: Regularly clean the filters and the exterior of the device according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Replace Filters: Replace filters as recommended by the manufacturer to maintain optimal performance.

Check Alarms: Test the alarms periodically to ensure they are functioning correctly.

Store Properly: When not in use, store the device in a clean, dry place away from dust and moisture.

Schedule Service: Schedule regular service and maintenance checks with a professional technician.

Conclusion

Oxygen concentrators are a vital tool for individuals with respiratory conditions, providing a continuous and efficient supply of oxygen. Whether you need a stationary or portable oxygen concentrator, understanding the benefits, types, and safety considerations will help you make an informed decision.

When choosing an oxygen concentrator, consider your medical needs, lifestyle, and budget to find the right device for you. With proper maintenance and care, your oxygen concentrator will serve you reliably for years to come.

If you're looking for high-quality oxygen concentrators, visit DeckMount for a wide selection of models to meet your specific needs. Prioritize your health and well-being by investing in a dependable oxygen concentrator today!

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Comfortable Recovery: Home Medical Equipment Solutions

Wheelchairs and Walkers Wheelchairs and walkers are important home medical equipment for mobility assistance. Wheelchairs come in manual or electric versions to help those with limited mobility get around both inside and outside the home. Walkers provide stability for those recovering from injuries or with balance issues. Having the right wheelchair or walker can make a huge difference in maintaining independence.

Breathing Treatments For patients with chronic lung conditions like asthma or COPD, home breathing treatments are crucial for managing symptoms. Nebulizers transform liquid medication into a mist that can be inhaled deeply into the lungs. Compressor nebulizers connect to an air compressor while ultrasonic nebulizers use high frequency sound waves to turn liquids into mist. Peak flow meters allow monitoring of lung function by measuring peak expiratory flow rates. Oxygen concentrators and liquid oxygen systems may also be needed for low oxygen levels.

Diabetes Care Equipment Diabetes necessitates constant monitoring and treatment at home. Blood glucose meters prick the finger to measure sugar levels through a small blood sample. Test strips are used in the meter to display results. Insulin pumps deliver preset or adjustable doses of insulin through a thin catheter placed under the skin. Continuous glucose monitors track interstitial fluid sugar levels through a sensor inserted under the skin. Having the right diabetes supplies makes it easy to stick to a treatment plan.

Wound Care Products For injuries, skin conditions, postoperative incisions or pressure ulcers, various wound care products are needed. Bandages come in many styles like gauze, tape or dressings to protect wounds from friction or infection as they heal. Specialty wound dressings may deliver medicines, promote a moist environment or manage drainage. Tubular compression bandages can assist venous insufficiency or lymphedema. Skin cleansers, ointments and creams treat a variety of dermatological issues at home. Proper wound management prevents complications.

Blood Pressure Monitoring Hypertension requires consistent monitoring to manage numbers and guide treatment changes. Digital blood pressure monitors provide accurate readings users can track over time. Models that store multiple readings let users average numbers and share with their doctor. Upper arm units are recommended for accuracy over wrist or finger devices. Sphygmomanometers remain the gold standard for clinicians and allow health workers to diagnose issues if readings differ from home monitors. Home monitoring empowers patients in control of their condition.

Home Fitness Equipment Physical therapy is a key part of recovery from many health issues. Exercise bikes, treadmills, elliptical machines and stationary steppers allow low impact cardio in the comfort of home. Resistance bands, weights, gyroscopes and balance boards provide strength training options. Pool noodles, leg weights and ankle cuffs add resistance during water exercises for those who prefer aquatic settings. Having fitness equipment widens exercise choices to facilitate habits and allows following prescribed routines.

Medical Alert Systems Medical alert systems give seniors and those living alone confidence to remain independent. Buttons to press or fall detectors automatically call for help if emergencies arise like falls, heart issues or medical distress. Systems connect to 24/7 emergency response operators who contact dispatch or loved ones. Wireless pendants can be waterproof and worn as necklaces, bracelets or clip-ons for convenience. Knowing assistance is just a push of a button alleviates safety fears.

In summary, home medical equipment aids countless health issues with in-home monitoring and treatment. From respiratory therapies to fitness tools, the right products empower patients managing chronic conditions independently. With new technologies constantly being developed, home healthcare makes high-quality medical care more affordable and accessible for all.

#HealAtHome #HealthcareConvenience #ComfortCareEquip

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Medical Grade Oxygen Market: Global Industry Analysis and Forecast 2023 – 2030

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The Benefits of Buying a Used Oxygen Machine: Affordable Solutions for Respiratory Health

Purchasing a used oxygen machine offers several benefits, the most obvious being cost-effectiveness. Unlike new machines, which can be expensive and may not be covered by insurance, used oxygen machines are often more affordable. This cost savings can make a significant difference for individuals on a tight budget or those who do not have comprehensive medical coverage.

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Before making a purchase, individuals should also consult with their healthcare provider to determine the most suitable oxygen therapy option for their specific needs. A healthcare professional can offer valuable guidance on selecting the right machine and setting appropriate oxygen levels for optimal respiratory support.

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Medical Oxygen Concentrators Market is Rising Rapidly in Coming Years

Market Overview –

The medical oxygen concentrators market focuses on devices designed to deliver oxygen therapy to patients with respiratory conditions. These devices concentrate oxygen from ambient air, providing a continuous and reliable source of oxygen for patients who require supplemental oxygen therapy. The market includes stationary and portable oxygen concentrators, as well as accessories such as nasal cannulas, oxygen masks, and tubing.

The medical oxygen concentrators market is witnessing rapid growth, especially in the segment of portable oxygen compressors. With an increasing emphasis on home healthcare, there's a surge in demand for convenient, lightweight concentrators. These portable devices offer patients greater mobility and independence while ensuring continuous oxygen therapy. This trend fuels market expansion and innovation in portable oxygen compressor technology.

The medical oxygen concentrators market was valued at USD 1.15 billion in 2021 and is expected to rise from USD 1.37 billion in 2022 to USD 4.80 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.90% during the forecast period (2022- 2030).

Advancements in technology have led to the development of more efficient, lightweight, and portable oxygen concentrators, offering greater mobility and flexibility for patients. These devices allow patients to maintain their oxygen therapy regimen while engaging in daily activities, traveling, or receiving care in non-hospital settings.

The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the importance of medical oxygen concentrators in managing respiratory complications associated with severe COVID-19 infection. The pandemic has led to increased demand for oxygen therapy devices, particularly in regions experiencing surges in COVID-19 cases, prompting healthcare facilities to invest in additional equipment and expand their oxygen supply capacity.

Market Drivers and Restraints

There has been an unusual increase in the demand for ventilators since the COVID-19 outbreak, leading to a considerable shortage worldwide. Ventilators’ unmet demand has compelled scientists and engineers to make makeshift ventilators with the use of respiratory equipment like oxygen concentrators, manual resuscitators, PAP, nebulizers, and more. This has been quite pivotal for the oxygen concentrators market, in terms of growth. Apart from the rising cases of SARS-CoV-2 despite the strict lockdown, COPDs/Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases have also surged significantly in recent years, which bolster the need for oxygen concentrators. Experts believe that despite the grave impact of the novel coronavirus and the rapid escalation of the pandemic, the global market can observe sustained growth due to the rise in technological innovations and the subsequent miniaturization of medical oxygen concentrators across the globe.

Governments and non-government agencies are proactively setting up programs and campaigns to make more citizens aware about asthma and COPD and the available treatment options. For example, NHLBI/National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute along with WHO, created GOLD or Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease to raise the awareness level regarding COPD. With the growing number of pandemics like SARS and COVID-19 in the past couple of years, the need for artificial or makeshift ventilators has soared, specifically for piped/canned and wall-mounted oxygen concentrators.

Furthermore, manufacturers are coming up with innovative technologies that aim to elevate the quality of healthcare. Companies are also entering agreements and collaborations to bolster their manufacturing capacity to meet with the soaring demand for oxygen concentrators in the global market. For instance, in October 2020, ZOLL Medical Corporation, a medical devices manufacturer, and CAIRE Inc., a renowned oxygen supply vendor, entered a distributor agreement. The agreement entails ZOLL getting the rights for the distribution of CAIRE’s SAROS 4000 Portable Oxygen Concentrators outside the United States.

Market Segmentation

Medical Oxygen Concentrators market can be split into product, technology, indication and end user.

The key products listed in the market study are stationary oxygen concentrators as well as portable oxygen concentrators. As of 2018, the portable oxygen concentrators segment has remained in the lead and can continue to do so throughout the given period due to the surging uptake by travelers as these are lightweight, compact, offer higher oxygen capacity and mobility. Stationary oxygen concentrators segment on the other hand, can record a better growth rate as these provide a relatively more stable oxygen source along with a hands-free provision as well as longer tubing.

Some of the top technologies considered in the study are continuous flow along with pulse dose.

Indication-wise, the market categories are sleep apnea, asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and more.

The key market end users analyzed in the report include hospitals and clinics, travel, homecare, and others.

Regional Study

Medical oxygen concentrators market’s regional segmentation covers Europe, the Americas, MEA or Middle East & Africa and Asia Pacific or APAC.

Since 2018, the Americas has remained the highest revenue generating market, backed by the extensive spread of a large number of renowned companies and the availability of developed home healthcare care services. The mounting prevalence of respiratory diseases and the supportive reimbursement policies, especially in Canada and the US also bolster the revenue generation in the region. A case in point, studies by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal that at present; close to 16 million Americans suffer from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Besides, government led initiatives like the approval granted by Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for the use of portable oxygen concentrators in flights prompt further market expansion in the region.

Europe is touted to be the second highest gainer in subsequent years, with the market value being significantly bolstered by the massive geriatric populace and the escalating cases of COPD, pulmonary hypertension, fibrosis and asthma. Rising exposure to aerosols, chemicals, smoke, and various pollutants has boosted the chances of developing respiratory diseases in the region. EMA/European Medicines Agency says that there are currently over 30 million asthmatic patients in Europe, which improves the chances of the medical oxygen concentrators market garnering a higher position in the region.

APAC can demonstrate the fastest growth between 2019 and 2024, on account of the heightened preference for portable concentrators among travellers, rising healthcare spending and the augmenting awareness level about advanced equipment like oxygen concentrators. The health and living standards across the emerging countries is improving at a stellar speed, which has enhanced the general life expectancy of the people. This has been a key booster for the elderly population in the region, which is prone to a number of diseases and thereby, elevates the need for medical oxygen concentrators.

Key Players –

Medical oxygen concentrators key companies include Invacare Corporation, Inogen Inc., Charted Industries Inc., Koninklijke Philips N.V., Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare, Medtronic plc, GCE Group, Nidek Medical Products Inc., ResMed, and Teijin Limited, among others.

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The Revolution of Portable Oxygen Concentrators in the UAE

Introduction

In recent years, the healthcare landscape in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has witnessed a transformative shift with the advent of cutting-edge medical technologies. Among these innovations, Portable Oxygen Concentrators (POCs) have emerged as a groundbreaking solution, revolutionizing respiratory care and offering unprecedented freedom to individuals with respiratory challenges.

The Need for Portable Oxygen Concentrators

Addressing Mobility Challenges

Individuals facing respiratory issues often grapple with mobility constraints. Traditional oxygen delivery systems, while effective, tether patients to stationary equipment, limiting their ability to lead active lives. Recognizing this challenge, the adoption of Portable Oxygen Concentrators has soared as they provide a portable and lightweight alternative to conventional oxygen tanks.

Enhanced Quality of Life

POCs empower patients to reclaim their independence and engage in daily activities without the burden of cumbersome oxygen tanks. This boost to the quality of life has been a driving force behind the surge in demand for these innovative devices in the UAE.

Advantages of Portable Oxygen Concentrators

Compact Design and Portability

One of the key advantages of POCs lies in their compact design, making them easy to carry and use on the go. Whether patients are traveling, exercising, or simply enjoying time outdoors, these devices ensure a seamless flow of oxygen without hindering their movements.

Continuous Oxygen Supply

Unlike traditional oxygen tanks that need frequent replacements, Portable Oxygen Concentrators offer a continuous and reliable oxygen supply. This feature is particularly crucial for patients requiring consistent oxygen therapy, ensuring uninterrupted treatment without the need for frequent refills.

User-Friendly Operation

POCs are designed with user convenience in mind. The intuitive controls and user-friendly interfaces make these devices accessible to individuals of all ages. Patients can easily adjust settings, monitor oxygen levels, and troubleshoot issues, promoting a hassle-free experience.

Smart Oxygen Delivery Systems

Recent advancements in POC technology have introduced smart features that optimize oxygen delivery based on individual needs. Intelligent sensors monitor the user's respiratory patterns and adjust the oxygen flow accordingly, ensuring precise and personalized therapy.

Battery Technology

To further enhance portability, manufacturers have focused on improving battery life. Modern POCs boast extended battery durations, allowing users to go about their day without the constant worry of running out of power. This technological leap has significantly contributed to the widespread adoption of these devices.

Supportive Policies

The UAE's healthcare sector has been proactive in embracing innovative medical technologies. Regulatory bodies have implemented supportive policies that facilitate the introduction and use of Portable Oxygen Concentrators, creating a conducive environment for manufacturers and users alike.

Accessibility and Affordability

As the popularity of POCs grows, efforts to make these devices more accessible and affordable have gained momentum. Government initiatives and collaborations with healthcare providers have played a pivotal role in ensuring that individuals across various socio-economic backgrounds can benefit from this revolutionary technology.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the rise of Portable Oxygen Concentrators marks a pivotal moment in the healthcare narrative of the UAE. These devices have transcended traditional boundaries, offering a lifeline to individuals with respiratory challenges. As the demand continues to surge, it is evident that Portable Oxygen Concentrators are not just a technological innovation but a beacon of hope, empowering patients to lead fuller, more active lives.

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Medical Grade Oxygen Market: Global Industry Analysis and Forecast 2023 – 2030

The medical-grade oxygen market plays a vital role in healthcare, providing a crucial resource for patients suffering from respiratory ailments and other medical conditions. Medical-grade oxygen, often referred to as oxygen therapy, is utilized in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and home care settings. It is essential for treating conditions such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), pneumonia, asthma, and respiratory distress syndrome (RDS). The market encompasses the production, distribution, and supply of oxygen in its purified form, meeting stringent quality standards to ensure safety and efficacy in medical applications.