Pulse oximeters
CardiacSense watch, blood pressure, saturation, ECG and more
Heart rate, Blood pressure, ECG, Arrhythmia detection, Respiration rate, Saturation, Temperature
Creative Saturation meter, Blue, finger pulse oximeter, oximeter, perfusion index
Saturation meter, also measures the perfusion index and heart rate
Lepu SP-20 clip sensor for children
Lepu SP-20 clip sensor for children
Lepu SP-20 saturation meter, pulse oximeter
Handy pulse oximeter for measuring oxygen saturation (SpO2), pulse rate, perfusion index
Lepu SP-20 wrap sensor for babies
Lepu SP-20 wrap sensor for babies
Mindray PM-60 charging Kit (Li-ion battery + charging stand + cable)
Mindray PM-60 charging Kit (Li-ion battery + charging stand + cable)
Mindray PM-60 Oximeter, Pulse Oximeter, continuous measurement
Oxygen meter for occasional and continuous measurement
Nonin 3150 WristOx2 Polsmodel pulsoxime
Nonin 3150 WristOx2 Wrist model pulse oximeter OSAS sleepless
Nonin 8000Q2 spo2 earclip sensor
Nonin 8000Q2 spo2 earclip sensor
Nonin 8001J neonatal flex sensor for foot
Suitable for Nonin saturation meters with a 9-pin connection
Nonin 8008J Flex Sensor Infant 2-20kg
For accuracy at critical SpO2 levels
What do you use pulse oximeters for?
The oximeter (or oximeter or pulse oximeter) measures the arterial (arterial) oxygen saturation in the blood. This is done by an optical measuring principle with illumination of the skin by monochromatic LEDs of different wavelengths. The sensor measures the amount of light and gives the meter a calculation of oxygen saturation (SpO2). The meter also determines the patient's pulse rate.
Why are you measuring oxygen levels?
You use the saturation meter to look at the oxygen saturation, when there is a decrease there can be too little oxygen in the blood and this can lead to damage to the organs if it is serious. There are pulse oximeters that are equipped with an alarm function for medical personnel.
Which oxygen content values are alarming?
If you have a saturation of 95% or higher, the saturation is normal and there is enough oxygen in your blood. If the value is 91, 92 or 93%, that is lower than normal, but no reason to worry. If the value falls below 90% or lower, you have a deficiency, desaturation.
What is the difference in pulse oximeters you sell?
We have different oximeters from cheap to expensive. The higher the price, the better the quality. Some meters also have the option of saving results in an app, for example. There are meters from Mindray and Nonin that can measure the oxygen content continuously.