Description

Islamia Oxygen Cylinder BD—commonly referred to as the Islam Oxygen Cylinder—is a widely used and trusted medical oxygen solution in Bangladesh. Manufactured domestically under the Islamic group, it’s certified by Bangladesh’s Directorate General of Drug Administration and the Department of Explosives.

Technical Specs & Features

Key Specifications

• Capacity: Holds about 2,000 PSI (≈1.36 m³ or 1,360 L of pure oxygen)

• Purity: Maintains ≥ 99–99.97% medical-grade oxygen

• Dimensions: Approx. 36 in (3 ft) in height; weight ranges 12–16 kg, lighter than traditional iron cylinders

• Flow Rate: Adjustable between 1–15 L/min; typically supplies 10–24 hours at standard 1–2 L/min usage

Inclusions & Extras

• Comes as a full set: cylinder, flow meter, nasal cannula, oxygen mask, trolley, and regulator—all ready for home use

• Portable, user-friendly valve allows easy operation; manufactured to IS‑7285:2018 standard.

Manufacturing & Compliance

• Produced by Islam Oxygen Limited, a certified gas supplier adhering to OHSAS 18001 and ISO 14001 safety & environmental standards

• Offers both medical and industrial gas solutions across Bangladesh with extensive logistical networks

Pricing & Service

Purchase Price

• Typically ranged between Tk 11,500–12,000 in Dhaka (April–June 2025). Prices may vary slightly among suppliers

• Rental rates: Tk 2,500/week, Tk 3,500/fortnight, Tk 5,000–6,000/month.

• Refill services are available throughout Bangladesh; in Dhaka, refill or swap turnaround is often within an hour

Delivery & Setup

• Offers free home delivery and setup in Dhaka (usually within an hour), with up to 12-hour delivery service across other parts of Bangladesh

Use Cases & Recommendations

Suitable for:

• Home oxygen therapy for COPD, asthma, hypoxia, elderly care, post‑surgery, etc..

• Emergency backup—especially during electricity outages or travel.

• Short‑term use: Many users prefer renting for recovery periods rather than investing in costly concentrators

Doctors often recommend this as a cost‐effective alternative to concentrators for intermittent usage

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