Concord Fingertip Pulse Oximeter with Reversible Display – Blood Oxygen Saturation Monitor with Carrying Case, Batteries and Lanyard – Easy to Use, Accurate SpO2 & Pulse Measurement (Black Ox)
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Customers find the pulse oximeter works well and is reasonably accurate, providing consistent readings. They appreciate its ease of use, particularly for elderly users, and its big, easy-to-read numbers. The device comes with a wearable carry case, and customers consider it good value for money and very useful at work.
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Concord Fingertip Pulse Oximeter with Reversible Display – Blood Oxygen Saturation Monitor with Carrying Case, Batteries and Lanyard – Easy to Use, Accurate SpO2 & Pulse Measurement (Black Ox)
$19.95
SpecialK –
Reliable
Silicone is soft. Works well. Love the color. Comes with storage case. I keep it in my night stand.
Mrs. H –
Wonderful tool for staying healthy!
We bought this for my 92 year old Mom. She had just been in the hospital with pneumonia, and once it was cleared up, they sent her home on oxygen. (Her oxygen levels had dropped to 82 when the rescue squad measured it. Anything below 92 is considered dangerous.)She didn’t want to wear the oxygen tube every minute of every day, yet we couldn’t tell what her O2 sat levels were. The man who delivered the oxygen to the house suggested we try on Amazon, because they sold the oximeter for a LOT less money than his company does. We were thankful for that information. We ordered it on a Monday evening, and it was delivered to our door on Friday. If Mom got up to go to the bathroom or kitchen, she would take off the breathing tube, but check her levels once at her destination. If the levels dropped to 96 or 95, she would take some deep breaths to raise it back up to at least 98.When we had a followup appt with her Primary Care Doctor, then the Cardiologist, she wore the meter around her neck and showed it to both doctors.****BOTH Stressed that she should remain on the oxygen, other than those brief times off it. The Cardiologist said, “That shows how well your blood cells are processing the oxygen but it does NOT show that you have an overall low red blood cell count. That can be shown only with blood tests. So don’t get cocky and get rid of the oxygen!”*******We explain it this way: If you’re supposed to have 100 red blood cells and you have only 6, it doesn’t matter HOW well those 6 are processing the oxygen, your body needs more in order to function properly.So, this meter gives you a VERY quick overview of your oxygen levels. We are super pleased to have a way of checking that reading, at least. It is affordable. Mom is legally blind and suffers from severe arthritis, yet this is SO easy for her to use. Her craggy old fingers can push the button and she can still see enough to read the window once it counts down. (in only a few seconds) We sent emails to all her remaining friends who are above 90, asking if they shouldn’t invest in this.
JB –
Good product, no complaints
Worked as described and we are still using it.
Buck R. Cash –
Works very well
Normally, I would give this 4 stars on the general principle that most things can be improved in some way, even if I can’t put my finger on how. Maybe this one could be improved by letting it store readings by date and time, allow transfer to a smart phone, tablet, laptop or desktop, into a program / database made to help the user keep track of and make sense of, the readings.And honestly, for all I know, such a thing exists.But for this price range, this does everything I bought it for. I bought one for myself and one for my mother, who is in her 70’s. I tested mine at my pulmonary doctor’s office, and it was right on with the readings they took with their devices. The LED numbers are large and easy to read, even for older eyes. Operation couldn’t be easier. Place on finger, press button, wait a moment, read number, remove from finger, wait a moment, it shuts itself off.While the operation of it is good, it lost a star for a couple of things. First, I ordered a green one and a blue one, so we’d know them apart. The boxes that arrived indicated a blue and a green. When the boxes were opened though, they were both blue. It wasn’t a big enough deal to me to send it back or complain, but it was disappointing.The second thing is that the protective pouch for it is very sturdy and I think quite protective. The thing is, it’s a VERY tight fit if the device isn’t stored in it with the hinge side down, making it difficult to get the device back out of the pouch later. It’s just that it’s easy to forget. Maybe I’ll use a sharpie to put an arrow or something on it to remind me.
marv berg –
quick and edasxy to operatate
works fine
Streamsoflite –
Oximeter
Accurate and easy to use
Grandma –
Correlates Well With Hospital Equipment
I had the surprise of my lifetime a few days after Christmas when I found myself in the hospital. I’ve been back and forth all winter while we try to regulate my new collection of meds. Along the way I’ve acquired some of my own medical equipment, including this Concord Emerald Fingertip Pulse Oximeter with free carrying case, lanyard and protective cover.I use my pulse-oximeter for medical reasons, to determine the degree of oxygen saturation in my blood (O2sat) – a controlling factor in whether or not I need oxygen. My pulse-ox is either on my finger, on my desk or in my purse. I have never bothered to attach the lanyard (great if you’re using this for sports-related purposes) and it only very rarely sees the inside of the carrying case (nice, but very “military” in appearance.) I have, however, had the chance to test my machine against both the electronic model that is part of the telemetry unit at the hospital and the various pulse-oximeters used by the respiratory therapy department. It correlated beautifully, so much so that the nursing staff and even the respiratory therapists used mine for their readings. As a result, I have complete confidence that the readings I obtain at home are reasonably the same as we would see at the hospital.With a background as a medical scientist, I examined several dozen pulse-oximeters before deciding on the Concord Emerald. I chose this particular machine for two factors – the price and the two-year guarantee instead of the more usual one-year.The unit is very easy to clean – a simple alcohol wipe to clean and sterilize the interior of the unit. Batteries come with the machine and are extremely easy to replace. I have found just one drawback – the red numerals on the black background are very hard to see in sunlight.Grandma’s $0.02 – Great machine at a decent price point, comes with a 2-year guarantee. Compares well to hospital equipment.Recommended
Michelle Gonka –
Works good
Good product
roseanya –
Came well supplied with latex case and carrying case, lanyards, and batteries. Worked perfectly and happy so far with purchase. Thank youamended Jan 2021Lasted one year, changed batteries and it was dead. Then remembered, need to reverse one battery, contrary to markings, and working fine. Very accurate readings.
Grace –
Quick, easy to use. Neat carry case.
Al –
Neat unit with optional protective cover. Very clear display, can by flipped over for viewing more easily. Accurate pulse count – checked manually – important for me as my rate is irregular. Reasonable price. Slightly heavy on end of finger, but I got used to it and can happily wear it continuously during exercise session.
Paulo V. –
Excellent! Loved it. As a medical student, it is an essencial tool.
ron –
very good product