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Pulse Oximeters
SpO₂ sensor OXI-A/N or OXI-P/I incl. 25 adhesive strips
Beurer’s pulse oximeter PO 30 is a small and lightweight finger pulse oximeter that will allow you to effectively and non-invasively measure a person’s oxygen saturation & heart frequency. Its clear colour display has different, adjustable brightness levels. Another amazing feature is that the display automatically changes its orientation depending on how the pulse oximeter is being held (horizontally/vertically). The integrated shut-down function turns the device off after 5 seconds of inactivity, making sure no battery is wasted. This pulse oximeter is the perfect aid for people with heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and bronchial asthma. Product details Finger pulse oximeter for measuring the oxygen saturation (SpO2) and heart rate (pulse) Colour display with 4 display formats and adjustable brightness Graphic pulse reading Automatic display orientation Automatic switch-off function after 5 inactivity seconds Battery change indicator Includes batteries, s
Beurer’s pulse oximeter PO 60 Bluetooth is a diagnostic instrument for monitoring patients’ oxygen saturation and heart frequency. Its clinically validated precision is perfect for people with respiratory diseases like asthma, COPD, Covid-19 and other lung illnesses. The Bluetooth function allows you to wirelessly transmit the measured data to a smartphone app where you can monitor the value’s development or forward it to the treating health professional. The colour display has an adjustable brightness level and graphic pulse reading that both help you get a clear data overview. Compact and lightweight, with a storage unit for up to 100 measurements, the PO 60 comes with a carrying strap and belt pouch. You can conveniently manage the data on the free of charge beurer HealthManager Pro app. Product details Finger pulse oximeter for measuring oxygen saturation (SpO2) and heart rate (pulse) With Bluetooth connectivity: forward the measured values to a smartphone Colour display wit
Masimo’s Adtx-3 disposable sensors are ideal for short- and long-term blood oxygen monitoring for adults. They are equipped with a flexible cable and attach to the less commonly used ring or middle finger. Their disposable adhesive sensors feature a practical 'fold-over style.' Simple instructions and markings on the sensor facilitate correct application, removal, and reapplication by indicating the precise position of the emitter and detector. The LNCS sensors, equipped with a DB9 connector, are compatible with LNC cable systems, allowing for them to be used with standard Masimo SET® pulse oximeters and Nellcor sensor-compatible devices without OxiMax®. With a patient-friendly connector outside the application area, these sensors offer comfort and reliability while minimizing the risk of cross-contamination. Product details Disposable adhesive sensors for short-term and long-term oxygen saturation monitoring Suitable for adults ‘Fold-over style’ and printed graphics make appl
Content: 20 piece(s) (€17.25* / 1 piece(s))
The pulse oximeter: a device that checks the oxygen saturation of your blood
The pulse oximeter: a little friend that can save lives! The name perfectly describes the device’s essential functions: “pulse”, “oxi” (oxygen) and “meter” (measuring device). These helpers are used to quickly and precisely measure and monitor a person’s arterial blood oxygen saturation and heart rate. These values are two of the body's most important functions, and are often checked during anesthetic procedures, rescue or emergency operations and outpatient internal evaluation. Other names for pulse oximeters are SpO2 devices, pulse oximeters, oximeters or pulse oxys.
Early diagnosis of oxygen deficiency
Oxygen deficiency can, if not detected early enough, become life-threatening. But the problem is that, without the proper measuring procedures, it can only be detected once there is a cyanosis. In the past, oxygen saturation could only be measured by analysing a blood sample’s blood gas. Since the 1980s, it can be determined simply and reliably with the help of a pulse oximeter.
How to use a pulse oximeter
Using a pulse oximeter is fairly easy. The device gets attached to well perfused areas like, depending on the model, the fingertips (fingertip pulse oximeters), earlobes or toes. If the patient is an infant or a child, you can also attach it to the heel. Pulse oximeters work with a photometric method. Their clips have a light source that emits infrared light waves which penetrate the skin. The sensor, which is on the other clip’s side, measures which light waves were not absorbed. The blood’s light absorption depends on the haemoglobin’s colour, which in turn depends on its oxygen saturation: saturated haemoglobin is light red, unsaturated is dark red to blue.
Oxygen saturation values
Healthy/normal oxygen saturation values are those between 97 % and 100 %. Children and teenagers should have a 100% one. A healthy adult normally has around 98%, while elderly should have values above 90%. If the measured values are below these, it can either mean that the measurement went wrong, or that the patient potentially has a disease. Pulse oximeters are nowadays vital in all medical fields, like rescue services, intensive care units, and much more. However, in case of doubt, you should always carry out a blood sample gas analysis. Pulse oximeter benefits
- Non-invasive, pain-free and safe patient procedure
- Real-life oxygen saturation values
- Continuous patient monitoring possible
- Heart frequency examination
Easy oxygen saturation measurement for health professionals and non-professionals
Oximeters are easy to use and deliver reliable results. That is why they are used so often in both medical and private settings. Some medical settings.
At home use
Patients that have illnesses such as heart failure, chronic lung disease or asthma can use pulse oximeters at home for self-checking their values. People that practice sports at high altitudes like mountaineering and skiing may also use it to quickly see any signs of altitude sickness. Sport aviation athletes can also use it to prevent hypoxia (oxygen deficiency).
Infant pulse oximeters
Pulse oximeters can also screen newborns to help diagnose early stage critical congenital heart defects. They should be monitored 24 to 48 hours after being born. The clips simply get attached to the foot’s heel, so you can use conventional pulse oximeters without any problems. Anomalies should be, of course, looked into. Buy pulse oximeters at the DocCheck Shop
The DocCheck Shop has every possible kind of pulse oximeters: finger devices, handheld devices for long-term measurement, babies and children devices, ones for using at home, other for using in hospitals or doctor’s offices… We also have suitable accessories. And make sure to also look at our blood pressure monitors and mobile ECG devices!