O2 Concepts Oxlife Independence® — Inlet Filter (Pack of 6)

OEM air-intake filters to protect purity, airflow, and performance.

Keep your Oxlife Independence® running smoothly with this 6-pack of OEM inlet filters. As the first line of defense, these intake screens trap debris before it reaches internal components, helping maintain oxygen purity, stable airflow, and overall reliability. Each filter installs in seconds without tools, making routine care simple for patients and caregivers.

Stocking a multi-pack means you’ll always have a fresh filter ready—no downtime, no guesswork.

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Key Features (at a glance)

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What’s in the Box

• 6× OEM inlet (air-intake) filters for Oxlife Independence®

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Maintenance & Replacement Schedule

• Weekly care: Remove the inlet filter, rinse gently with lukewarm water (mild soap if needed), then air-dry completely before reinstalling.
  Never operate the device with a wet filter.

• Replace every 2–3 months (more often with heavy dust, pets, or visible wear).
  Replace immediately if the mesh is torn, misshapen, or deeply discolored.

• Avoid compressed air, solvents, or heat sources for drying.

Consistent filter maintenance is one of the lowest-cost ways to preserve performance and extend device life.

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How to Replace (quick steps)

1. Power off the Oxlife Independence and disconnect AC/DC power.

2. Locate the air-intake filter on the device.

3. Slide out the used filter; inspect for soil or damage.

4. Insert a clean, fully dry filter (or a new one) until it sits flush.

5. Reconnect power and resume therapy.

Tip: Keep two small zip bags labeled “CLEAN” and “TO CLEAN” to rotate filters on travel days.

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Compatibility

• Designed for: Oxlife Independence® portable oxygen concentrator (air-intake filter)

• Not compatible with: Liberty2, Independence internal filters, or any other brands/models

Unsure about fit? Send us a photo of your device label and we’ll confirm.

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FAQs

1) Is this the same as the internal bacteria/HEPA filter?

No. This is the external inlet filter users can service themselves. Internal filters are serviced per manufacturer protocols.

2) Can I wash and reuse these filters?

Yes—rinse and fully air-dry. Replace if torn, deformed, or discolored.

3) How often should I change the inlet filter?

About every 2–3 months under normal conditions; monthly in dusty environments.

4) Can I run the POC without the inlet filter installed?

No. Operating without a filter can allow debris inside and may void warranty.

5) Do I need a prescription to buy this pack?

No. It’s an accessory.