Oximeter Household & Baby Care

oximeter household & baby care IS ACCURATE AND RELIABLE - Consistently beat other pulse oximeter in terms of accuracy and reliability during clinical tests.

PLETHYMOSGRAPH AND PERFUSION INDEX - Tells you if you are taking your SpO2 and Pulse Rate properly. No more second guessing if the readings are reliable or why the pulse oximeter is not giving you a reading.

We reccomend Oximeter Household & Baby Care, not only NEW SOFTWARE FEATURES - 1) Auditory alarm to warn you when your SpO2 and Pulse Rate are beyond set limits. 2) Auditory Beeps for every detected pulse. 3) Adjustable brightness.

SPORT ENTHUSIASTS - Suitable for mountain climbers, skiers, bikers, aviators or anyone interested in measuring their SpO2 and pulse rate while on the move.

READY TO USE OUT OF THE BOX - Include 2X AAA BATTERIES and a LANYARD for convenience.

What Happens During the Test?

You may get this test during a doctor visit or hospital stay.

Your nurse will put a small, clip-like device called a pulse oximeter on your finger, toe, or ear. Or they’ll put a sticky disposable probe on your finger, nose, toe, or forehead.

The pulse oximeter uses a special type of light to see how much oxygen is in the red blood cells traveling through the blood vessels under your skin.

The test is painless and quick. In just a few seconds, the device will show your heart rate and oxygen saturation level -- the percentage of your red blood cells carrying oxygen. It also measures your heart rate.

Your nurse will take the clip off if it’s just a one-time check. During surgery or a sleep study, it may stay in place to track your blood oxygen.

You should be able to go home after pulse oximetry, unless you need to stay in the hospital for a procedure or more monitoring. Your doctor will let you know what happens next and what to do after the test.