Fingertip Pulse Oximeter with Respiration Rate & Respiratory Monitoring SpO2, Heart Rate, PI & RR Measurements, Blood oximeter Rechargeable 6 Display Modes & 4-Way Rotatable Screen for Home & Sports Use（Black）
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Fingertip Pulse Oximeter with Respiration Rate & Respiratory Monitoring SpO2, Heart Rate, PI & RR Measurements, Blood oximeter Rechargeable 6 Display Modes & 4-Way Rotatable Screen for Home & Sports Use（Black）
$22.99
Janice Rodriguez –
Worth the money!!!!
I highly recommend this fingertip pulse oximeter for its simplicity and accuracy. You get fast results, SpO₂ and pulse rate readings appear in roughly five seconds with a single button press. The design is thoughtful: it features a comfortable, adjustable finger area and a bright, easy to read screen. Being rechargeable is a major plus, eliminating battery hassle. Its compact, lightweight size makes it an essential, dependable health monitor for travel and outdoor activities.
Michael Ramos –
Es rápido y exacto en la medicion
La medición es exacta y rápida tenía uno anteriormente pero era de baterías y la verdad este es mucho mejor porque se pone a cargar eso hace que sea más bueno y práctico, es rápido tarda muy poco en arrojar un resultado
Josh Nation –
Effective and accurate fingertip reader that does it all!
Medical emergencies can happen at anytime and anywhere. This fingertip unit is a portable and effective way to monitor your family and friends in a medical emergency.The set comes with the fingertip reader, usb-c charging cable, and instructions.This sleek and portable fingertip reader does it all! It can quickly and accurately measure pulse oximetry, respiration rate, heart rate, SpO2, and PI and RR measurements. The device charges extremely fast via the included usb-c charging cable and stays charged for weeks. It has a four way rotatable screen and it lights up very bright making it very easy to read.This unit is very well priced and a small price to pay for medical safety of your family. I highly recommend this unit!
Jody Yoo –
Couldn’t be simpler to use
I remember when COVID first hit, you couldn’t get these things. They were being sold as quickly as they could be produced.This couldn’t be simpler to use. Put it on your finger and wait a few seconds. It will tell you your resting heart rate and give you an estimate of your oxygen saturation. It also gives you values for perfusion index (which I had never heard of. until I got this) and respiratory rate.The pulse rate seems to be accurate, testing it against a clock.One thing that gives me pause is that the measurement of respiratory rate seems to be unrelated to how many breaths I take in a minute. On the one hand, I was wondering how they’d be able to calculate it, and surprised that they would try. On the other hand, if they’re so far off on that value, how accurately are they measuring the others? I kind of wish they’d just left that one off the list.One of the nicest things about this is that you can hit the little button to rotate the display, so it doesn’t matter which finger you put it on, or how you’re holding that finger — you can get a display that you can read.It’s rechargeable, which I have mixed feelings about. I get that it reduces battery waste, but if the battery craps out, the whole device becomes useless. I’d rather they just let me replace a CR2032 battery, or something like that, when power gets low. When you plug it in (using a standard USB-C connection), it tells you that it’s charging, but doesn’t really give you any indication of the state of charge. There’s supposed to be a low charge indicator, but with luck I’ll never see it.For what it’s worth, the product description says it takes two AAA batteries, which is a little strange.For most people, it’s not clear that there’s really a reason to have one of these. But at this price, and in today’s world, there’s also no reason not to have one.
BeeDee –
Quality, easy to read, overall excellent
I’m completely happy with this Oximeter. I always wanted to have one around the house and I decided to gave this one a try. I’m glad I did; I have zero complaints, and it was easy to give it a five-star review.It feels like a solid, quality-built device in hand and the readout is crystal clear and easy to read. I don’t have great eyes but even though the readout is small, I can still easily read it because of the high-contrast display with very high resolution.I’ve used it a number of times on myself and family members and the readings are quick and consistent.Don’t hesitate if you’re considering this Oximeter, it’s a good one!
TC –
Lightweight and Convenient for Daily Use
This fingertip pulse oximeter is really simple to use. Press one button, and in about 5 seconds, you’ll see your SpO₂ and pulse rate. It has an adjustable finger area that’s comfy, even if you have small fingers. The bright OLED screen is clear and easy to read, no matter how you look at it. Also, it’s light and small, so it’s great to bring when you hike, work out, or travel. I love that it’s rechargeable – no need to keep buying batteries. It’s a handy, dependable way to watch your health, whether you’re at home or out and about.
Stephanie –
Pretty cool
This is pretty cool to have in the house, I like with a hypochondriac so every little thing is a worry. At least when it comes to what this reads, there is a bit of peace of mind. The squeeze on the finger is very light, I would say that a child should not have any discomfort with it. It reads quickly and updates constantly. It also shuts off when your finger is not inserted. The fact that it’s rechargeable means you can easily wear if for extended periods of time without having to worry about replacing the batteries or anything. There is a wrist strap that’s included incase you want to keep it on hand wherever you go. While it may not be for medical use, I still think that having one of these in your personal care stash is a must.