FINGER PULSOMETER

✅ MEDICAL

✅ FINGER PULSOMETER

✅ WITH OLED DISPLAY

INTERNAL SYMBOL: 36080

MEASUREMENT WITHOUT PICKING

A finger pulse oximeter is a device for measuring blood oxygen saturation, which works by measuring the absorption of radiation by red blood cells. The device is characterized by high measurement accuracy and low energy consumption during testing.

FEATURES

• Very simple and quick to use - intuitive, one-button control. You will know the result after just a few seconds
• The compact size and lightness of the device make it convenient for home use and while traveling
• It performs measurements in non-invasive

SPO2 saturation index expressed in % is another symbol of saturation, meaning the oxygen saturation of arterial hemoglobin. Normal values ​​in healthy people range from 93% to 99%. The measurement accuracy is ± 2% in the range of 70% ~ 99%

Heart rate, i.e. heart rate, is marked with the symbol PRBpm, which is expressed in the number of heartbeats per minute. A range of 60 to 100 beats per minute is a normal range for a healthy person. The measurement accuracy is ±1BPM or ±1% in the range of 30BPM ~ 250BPM

Perfusion Index is an indicator of the strength of the pulse at the site of insertion of the pulse oximeter sensor. The perfusion measurement range is 1% - 23%.

SATURATION VALUE

It is also an indicator of body hypoxia. The Latin word "saturato" means saturation of a liquid with gas. In medicine, this is how blood oxygen saturation is determined. Patients sometimes report shortness of breath. As a result, saturation is usually the first parameter to change.

The saturation level can be checked in a safe and simple way using a finger pulse oximeter.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Auto power off: YES
• Display: LCD OLED
• Battery level indicator: YES li>
• Certificate: CE
• Dimensions (l/w/h): 6/3.5/3.5cm

The measurement is non-invasive and can be used in adults and children. The pulse oximeter is characterized bysolid workmanship and measurement accuracy.

For whom?

• People with breathing disorders
• Asthmatics
• Anemics
• Exercising in fitness clubs
• Athletes
• People with circulatory system problems
• In emergency cases of hypoxia, for people who want to be aware of their own health and body