By Online Referendum |Published: May 15, 2021 11:32 AM 2021-05-15T11: 32: 50 + 5: 30 2021-05-15T11: 34: 08 + 5: 30Nightingales India: Oxygen concentrators from companies like Philips, Oxymed, Devilbiss OC, Inogen, Olex OC can be purchased online at 37,800 to 2,15,000.Oxygen concentrators from Greens OC, Nidek Nuvolite, Devilbiss, and Yuwell can also be purchased on websites like Colmed, Healthklin, Healthgenie from Rs 34,000 to Rs 1 lakh 29 thousand.Copyright © 2020 Lokmat Media Pvt Ltd
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