8 reviews for BodyMed Fingertip Pulse Oximeter Blood Oxygen Saturation Monitor with LED Display – Lightweight and Easy to Use – Lanyard and Batteries Included
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Happy Camper –
Good and reliable
This is a good pulse oximeter, and I’ve owned a few over the years.It’s normal to get different results depending on which finger you use, so I use my index finger on my right (dominant) hand. That way I get a more consistent record and this pulse oximeter is good on consistency.It would be great if pulse oximeters could work well if your nails are polished or you’re wearing acrylics, but like others this one doesn’t appreciate any coverage on your nail. Not going to deduct any stars because it’s normal for all of the models I’ve owned. It’s just a wish for the future since many of us want both polished nails and being able to use a pulse oximeter at the same time.The display on this one is clear and easy to read. This model doesn’t have Bluetooth capabilities and it isn’t rechargeable, but it comes with batteries. Considering the price is very reasonable, I wasn’t expecting any fancy extras so it’s all good. There’s also an advantage to using batteries. If you really need one of these for immediate use, you can always just change out the batteries instead of waiting for it to recharge which can take a while.
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shelbyv –
Great for home use!
This works great to monitor my heart rate at home! I like the oxygen function however I don’t know exactly how accurate it is. It’s very easy to use and fits well on the finger. I like that it came with a wristlet attachment as well. It’s a great size too! I like that I can easily use this at home whenever I want!
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Jenn Buchanan –
Great little pulse oxcimeter!
I have to regularly check my oxygen saturation levels, because I tend to drop. I need to know when I should use my oxygen.This is a handy little pulse oxcimeter. It is very reliable, and you can bring it everywhere. I haven’t had a problem with it.
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F. Bamboo –
Very Durable with Big Bright Easy to Read Digits
The fingertip oxygen monitor works really good and is easy to use. The reading monitor is easy to see and has a large screen with bright digits so it is easy to see without my glasses. I like that it is small and portable and easy to carry in my bag. It feels very durable like it will be long lasting and appears to have very accurate readings. I would highly recommend it is working good for me. Thank you!
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Lizzy T –
Simple, easy, effective and small Pulse Oximeter!
Overall Impression:A super easy way to monitor your Blood Oxygen at home or on the road.Details:This is a super light Pulse Ox machine that can easily be put in a bag or purse so you can check your o2 levels.Ease of Use:I was able to quickly turn it on and measure my oxygen to see if I was having any issues. The screen is easy to read and I don’t need my glasses to see the results.Drawbacks:So far, none.Price Point Value:Definitely think this monitor is worth the money.
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D&J –
Good as a guide, but readings can be variable
Simple to use and seems durable, but it read a wide variation in saturation within the space of a few minutes. Follow the directions carefully and have clean, dry hands, and you should get a ballpark reading, but don’t look for clinical-level accuracy in this home-use device. “Stars lost” are due to the inconsistency even when directions are followed precisely.Example: My reported SPO2 varied in the course of two minutes on different fingers. I’m certain the readings in the low 80s were inaccurate because a) I was conscious and b) a half hour later I’m alive to write this review. The readings in the high 90s were probably more accurate, but they were interspersed with low 90s and high 80s, so again: Ballpark, but not consistent.
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D. McQueen Brown –
I like 👍
Works ad intended. It’s very easy to use, seems to be accurate and the battery life adequate.
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G. Pearson –
Functional Oximeter
This is a tough item to review as you don’t need it until you need it. I did compare with another oximeter (my brother’s) and they got the same measurements, so hopefully that means it’s accurate. It did seem to vary the reading a bit more than the other oximeter.It’s functional and easy to use out of the box. It includes two AAA batteries accessible from the back. The batteries seemed to fit a bit lose inside, so be careful taking them in and out. It’s simple to use – place on your finger, hit the button, then wait for your reading. Hold the button down to power on and off.
Happy Camper –
Good and reliable
This is a good pulse oximeter, and I’ve owned a few over the years.It’s normal to get different results depending on which finger you use, so I use my index finger on my right (dominant) hand. That way I get a more consistent record and this pulse oximeter is good on consistency.It would be great if pulse oximeters could work well if your nails are polished or you’re wearing acrylics, but like others this one doesn’t appreciate any coverage on your nail. Not going to deduct any stars because it’s normal for all of the models I’ve owned. It’s just a wish for the future since many of us want both polished nails and being able to use a pulse oximeter at the same time.The display on this one is clear and easy to read. This model doesn’t have Bluetooth capabilities and it isn’t rechargeable, but it comes with batteries. Considering the price is very reasonable, I wasn’t expecting any fancy extras so it’s all good. There’s also an advantage to using batteries. If you really need one of these for immediate use, you can always just change out the batteries instead of waiting for it to recharge which can take a while.
shelbyv –
Great for home use!
This works great to monitor my heart rate at home! I like the oxygen function however I don’t know exactly how accurate it is. It’s very easy to use and fits well on the finger. I like that it came with a wristlet attachment as well. It’s a great size too! I like that I can easily use this at home whenever I want!
Jenn Buchanan –
Great little pulse oxcimeter!
I have to regularly check my oxygen saturation levels, because I tend to drop. I need to know when I should use my oxygen.This is a handy little pulse oxcimeter. It is very reliable, and you can bring it everywhere. I haven’t had a problem with it.
F. Bamboo –
Very Durable with Big Bright Easy to Read Digits
The fingertip oxygen monitor works really good and is easy to use. The reading monitor is easy to see and has a large screen with bright digits so it is easy to see without my glasses. I like that it is small and portable and easy to carry in my bag. It feels very durable like it will be long lasting and appears to have very accurate readings. I would highly recommend it is working good for me. Thank you!
Lizzy T –
Simple, easy, effective and small Pulse Oximeter!
Overall Impression:A super easy way to monitor your Blood Oxygen at home or on the road.Details:This is a super light Pulse Ox machine that can easily be put in a bag or purse so you can check your o2 levels.Ease of Use:I was able to quickly turn it on and measure my oxygen to see if I was having any issues. The screen is easy to read and I don’t need my glasses to see the results.Drawbacks:So far, none.Price Point Value:Definitely think this monitor is worth the money.
D&J –
Good as a guide, but readings can be variable
Simple to use and seems durable, but it read a wide variation in saturation within the space of a few minutes. Follow the directions carefully and have clean, dry hands, and you should get a ballpark reading, but don’t look for clinical-level accuracy in this home-use device. “Stars lost” are due to the inconsistency even when directions are followed precisely.Example: My reported SPO2 varied in the course of two minutes on different fingers. I’m certain the readings in the low 80s were inaccurate because a) I was conscious and b) a half hour later I’m alive to write this review. The readings in the high 90s were probably more accurate, but they were interspersed with low 90s and high 80s, so again: Ballpark, but not consistent.
D. McQueen Brown –
I like 👍
Works ad intended. It’s very easy to use, seems to be accurate and the battery life adequate.
G. Pearson –
Functional Oximeter
This is a tough item to review as you don’t need it until you need it. I did compare with another oximeter (my brother’s) and they got the same measurements, so hopefully that means it’s accurate. It did seem to vary the reading a bit more than the other oximeter.It’s functional and easy to use out of the box. It includes two AAA batteries accessible from the back. The batteries seemed to fit a bit lose inside, so be careful taking them in and out. It’s simple to use – place on your finger, hit the button, then wait for your reading. Hold the button down to power on and off.