Find clear answers about buying and renting medical equipment from MyRakshak in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, Pune and nearby areas. For equipment selection, always follow the prescription or advice of a qualified medical professional.
What medical equipment can I rent from MyRakshak?
Our rental range includes oxygen concentrators, BiPAP and CPAP machines, ventilators, hospital beds, patient monitors and other home-care equipment, subject to availability. Tell our team the prescribed specification, delivery location and expected rental period so we can guide you to a suitable option.
Do you deliver medical equipment in Mumbai and Pune?
Yes. MyRakshak serves customers across Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, Pune, Pimpri-Chinchwad and selected nearby locations. Delivery time and charges depend on the equipment, stock and exact address. See our Mumbai rental service and Pune rental service pages for details.
How do I rent an oxygen concentrator?
Choose the required flow capacity, share your delivery address and confirm the rental duration with our team. A doctor's prescription is strongly recommended because oxygen flow should be set only as directed by a medical professional. You can compare our oxygen concentrator rental options before booking.
What is the difference between a 5 litre and 10 litre oxygen concentrator?
The main difference is the maximum oxygen flow rate. A 5 LPM unit is commonly used for lower prescribed flow requirements, while a 10 LPM unit supports higher prescribed flow. The correct capacity depends on the patient's clinical needs, so confirm the required flow rate with the treating doctor before renting or buying.
Can I buy refurbished medical equipment?
Yes, selected refurbished and pre-owned equipment may be available. Ask for the current condition, testing status, included accessories, service history and warranty terms for the exact unit. Availability changes, so confirm the product details before placing an order.
Do you sell oxygen concentrator spare parts?
MyRakshak lists selected oxygen concentrator spare parts, including compatible motherboards and related components. Compatibility varies by brand and model. Share the machine name, model number and a clear photo of the existing part before ordering.
Can I use a portable oxygen concentrator while travelling?
Portable oxygen concentrators are designed for mobility, but battery duration, pulse or continuous-flow capability and transport rules differ by model. Check the prescribed oxygen requirement, battery plan and airline or transport policy before travel. Never change oxygen settings without medical advice.
Is a security deposit required for rental equipment?
Deposit and documentation requirements may vary by equipment, plan and location. The product page or support team will confirm the current rental charge, delivery fee, deposit, included accessories and return terms before booking.
What should I check when equipment is delivered?
Verify the model, accessories and visible condition; ask for an operating demonstration; confirm the prescribed settings; and keep the support contact available. Report any issue promptly. Do not attempt to open or repair medical equipment yourself.
What happens if rented equipment develops a fault?
Stop using the unit if it appears unsafe and contact MyRakshak support for troubleshooting or replacement guidance. If a patient has breathing difficulty or another medical emergency, contact local emergency services or the treating doctor immediately rather than waiting for equipment support.
How long can I rent medical equipment?
Rental periods vary by product and plan. Short-term and monthly options may be available, with extensions subject to availability and payment. Confirm the start date, minimum rental period, renewal process and collection terms before booking.
How can I contact MyRakshak?
Use the contact details shown in the website footer or the contact information page. Share the equipment name, city, prescription requirement and preferred delivery date so the team can respond efficiently.
Medical notice: MyRakshak supplies and rents equipment; it does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment. Use respiratory and life-support equipment only under qualified clinical guidance.