Portable oxygen concentrators in Canada (2026)

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On 14 October 2026, Canadian retailers listed the Inogen Rove 6 from $2,350 (CPAP Supply Canada) to $2,695 (The CPAP Store), the CAIRE FreeStyle Comfort at $2,732.03, the Philips SimplyGo Mini at $2,950 and the CAIRE Eclipse 5 at $3,504. All four appear in Health Canada’s medical device licence listing. A prescription is needed.

All prices are in Canadian dollars, read from each retailer’s store data on 14 October 2026, before tax and shipping. These are prescription devices; your prescriber sets the flow setting.

Prices

ConcentratorPriceRetailer
Inogen Rove 6 (standard battery)C$2,350CPAP Supply Canada
Inogen Rove 6 (single battery)$2,695The CPAP Store
Inogen Rove 6 (double battery)$2,895The CPAP Store
CAIRE FreeStyle Comfort (8-cell)C$2,732.03SleepEh
CAIRE FreeStyle Comfort (16-cell)$2,951.03SleepEh
Philips SimplyGo Mini bundleC$2,950The CPAP Store
CAIRE Eclipse 5 (one battery)C$3,504SleepEh
CAIRE Eclipse 5 (two batteries)$3,723SleepEh

The same Rove 6 was $345 cheaper at CPAP Supply Canada than at The CPAP Store. Check what battery and accessories each includes.

Health Canada licences

ModelLicenceFirst licensed
Inogen Rove 610918511 April 2023
Philips SimplyGo Mini9532130 July 2015
CAIRE FreeStyle Comfort10164321 August 2018

All three are Class II. Source: Health Canada’s Medical Devices Active Licence Listing, queried 14 October 2026.

Flying

Air Canada and WestJet have different battery and approval rules. See flying with CPAP or oxygen in Canada.

Funding

Provinces fund home oxygen through their own programmes, usually through a contracted vendor rather than a retail purchase. See Ontario ADP home oxygen, BC Home Oxygen Program and Alberta AADL.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a portable oxygen concentrator in Canada?
Between $2,350 and $3,504 for the models we checked on 14 October 2026.
Can I take a portable oxygen concentrator on WestJet?
WestJet accepts POCs with a manufacturer’s FAA-compliance label or on its approved list, used on battery only, with batteries no larger than 100 Wh.
Is the Inogen Rove 6 licensed in Canada?
Yes. It appears in Health Canada’s licence listing under licence 109185, first licensed 11 April 2023.