Beyond sleep apnoea, BMC manufactures a range of respiratory therapy devices designed for hospital, clinical, and home-based care. The same quality engineering. The same commitment to accessible pricing. For patients who need ongoing respiratory support.
For patients managing COPD, respiratory insufficiency, or conditions that require ongoing oxygen or ventilatory support, having the right device can be the difference between managing daily life well and struggling through it.
BMC’s respiratory range is designed with the same philosophy that drives its CPAP products: effective therapy, engineered for real patients, at a price that doesn’t make access difficult.
For patients who require supplemental oxygen at home, choosing the right concentrator matters. The BMC SO1 5B is a medical-grade home oxygen concentrator built for continuous, long-term use — delivering a consistent oxygen concentration of 93% ± 3% at flow rates up to 5L/min, 24 hours a day.
At its core is a lithium molecular sieve — a high-efficiency technology that provides superior adsorption capacity compared to traditional zeolite sieves. This means more stable, sustained oxygen output over time, with less degradation in performance as the device ages.
Multiple filtration stages work together to remove airborne impurities before oxygen reaches the patient, and a replaceable filter cartridge makes ongoing maintenance straightforward. The result is clean, consistent, high-concentration oxygen — reliably, every day.
A smart remote control allows settings to be adjusted without touching the device itself — including oxygen flow rate, operation time, and display backlight. A built-in fault alarm system monitors voltage, oxygen concentration, temperature, pressure, and output, alerting the patient or carer if any reading moves outside safe parameters.
The SO1 5B is designed to sit quietly in a home environment — supportive and reliable in the background of daily life. As with all respiratory therapy devices, the SO1 5B requires a prescription. Contact BMedical to speak with a specialist or find an authorised supplier near you.
BMC’s BiLevel range is prescribed for patients who need higher therapy pressures, find standard CPAP uncomfortable to exhale against, or require ventilatory support for respiratory conditions such as COPD or respiratory insufficiency. Unlike standard CPAP — which delivers a single continuous pressure — BiLevel devices deliver two pressure levels: a higher pressure on inhalation (IPAP) and a lower pressure on exhalation (EPAP). This makes breathing feel more natural and significantly improves comfort and compliance at higher pressure settings.
BMC offers three BiLevel devices through BMedical, covering a range of clinical needs from sleep apnoea requiring higher pressures through to full non-invasive ventilation. All three require a prescription and should be set up by a qualified clinician or respiratory specialist.
BMC’s entry-level BiLevel device, designed to treat obstructive sleep apnoea and upper airway resistance with the added comfort of two-pressure therapy. A practical, accessible option for patients transitioning from CPAP who require more comfortable pressure delivery. Available with an integrated humidifier and backed by a 5-year Australian warranty.
The B25A adds Auto BiPAP mode alongside manual BiPAP S and CPAP, giving clinicians greater flexibility in how therapy is titrated and delivered. With a maximum pressure of 25 cmH₂O, the B25A is appropriate for a wider range of patients and more complex presentations than the B20A. Available with an integrated humidifier and backed by a 5-year Australian warranty.
BMC’s most advanced BiLevel device and the only one in the range that crosses into non-invasive ventilation (NIV) territory. The B30VT is designed for patients with respiratory insufficiency or complex conditions requiring ventilatory support — delivering up to 30 cmH₂O of pressure support across spontaneous, spontaneous-timed, and timed modes. A targeted tidal volume option is available for patients who may not achieve adequate ventilation on standard BiPAP settings. Suitable for hospital or home use, backed by a 5-year Australian warranty.
All respiratory therapy devices — including oxygen concentrators and BiLevel devices — require a prescription and should be set up by a qualified healthcare professional. If you have been prescribed one of these devices, or would like more information to discuss with your GP or specialist, contact BMedical directly. BMedical’s team can help connect you with the right clinical support and an authorised supplier near you.
