The Medsafe WAND Database lists all Kingon oxygen concentrators sold in New Zealand.
This confirms the devices meet the requirements for legal supply and are supported by the documentation, testing and quality systems expected under New Zealand regulations.
Different types of therapy need different types of devices. Clinicians can choose from pulse-flow, continuous-flow, and a flexible dual-mode unit that can do both. This way, patients get the help they need, suited to their prescribed oxygen delivery.
Lightweight devices designed for patient mobility. Suitable for everyday movement, community outings and travel to and from medical appointments.
Clinical benefit: Helps maintain confidence and activity levels when mobility is important.
Larger units that offer both continuous and pulse-flow delivery. Designed for patients who need higher oxygen output but still value portability within the home or car.
Clinical benefit: Supports patients transitioning between environments without relying on cylinders.
Powered home units offering continuous-flow oxygen for long-term therapy.
Clinical benefit: A dependable base unit for patients with consistent, ongoing oxygen requirements
day or night.
Although prescribers have a deep understanding of oxygen therapy, they may not be deeply experienced with the technical differences between devices.
Kingon New Zealand aims to provide:
See our product-specific pages to learn more. Our goal is to help clinicians feel confident recommending suitable equipment without needing specialist engineering knowledge.
When devices are simple to use and fit comfortably into daily life, patients are more likely to follow their prescribed supplemental oxygen plan consistently.
This leads to practical, real-world benefits:
These are the outcomes at the centre of our design philosophy
You can find more technical information, downloadable spec sheets and device comparisons across our range of:
If a Kingon oxygen concentrator is no longer needed, our Buy-Back Programme offers a simple and respectful way to return the device. We assess the unit’s condition and provide a fair buy-back offer based on its age, run time and accessories. Families can choose whether to proceed, and full details are provided during the enquiry process.
