4 reviews for Dagamma DP100 Sports and Aviation Finger Pulse Oximeter in White
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Subo2 –
Accurate
Accurate – compared readings with two other different devices. This Dagamma model DP100 design assumes your finger nail is not longer than 1/4″ past your finger tip – and it stops your finger insertion at the proper reading place; for me that works perfectly. (FYI: Some oximeters do not do that; by that I mean, nothing stops you from placing your finger too far inside the device – beyond the sensing area – and thus not get any reading or get a bad reading. Note: If you want any oximeter to work properly, the Red ‘laser’ Light must pass thru your finger tip – AND NAIL – then into the Light Sensor window; look inside the finger slot and you can see where those two sensor parts are).
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Rick Racko –
Accurate reading for me! Read my post
I’ve owned several of these over the years and the readings for me were always spot on, meaning I know when my BP is low or high, generally most people have an SpO2 of 97-98 which is good, but, for me that’s tells me my BP is high (go figure!) and when it’s 94-95 my BP is at normal levels so people on other reviews say inaccurate readings, to me it tells me my BP without having to take a BP reading so those people aren’t using a blood pressure machine when they use this, whether the reading is wrong it tells me where my BP is at! Weird but I’ll take it!
Subo2 –
Accurate
Accurate – compared readings with two other different devices. This Dagamma model DP100 design assumes your finger nail is not longer than 1/4″ past your finger tip – and it stops your finger insertion at the proper reading place; for me that works perfectly. (FYI: Some oximeters do not do that; by that I mean, nothing stops you from placing your finger too far inside the device – beyond the sensing area – and thus not get any reading or get a bad reading. Note: If you want any oximeter to work properly, the Red ‘laser’ Light must pass thru your finger tip – AND NAIL – then into the Light Sensor window; look inside the finger slot and you can see where those two sensor parts are).
Rick Racko –
Accurate reading for me! Read my post
I’ve owned several of these over the years and the readings for me were always spot on, meaning I know when my BP is low or high, generally most people have an SpO2 of 97-98 which is good, but, for me that’s tells me my BP is high (go figure!) and when it’s 94-95 my BP is at normal levels so people on other reviews say inaccurate readings, to me it tells me my BP without having to take a BP reading so those people aren’t using a blood pressure machine when they use this, whether the reading is wrong it tells me where my BP is at! Weird but I’ll take it!
S Demaio –
works
works
David A Nance –
Nice
Ok