£33.20
The Boots Finger Pulse Oximeter provides highly accurate readings of your oxygen saturation levels using advanced optical light sensor technology. Designed for comfort during use, it operates safely in both home and professional hospital environments with simple spot-check functionality.
- Highly accurate pulse rate and SpO2 spot-check capabilities.
- Suitable for adults and children including pediatric patients.
- Safety first includes warnings regarding dark skin pigmentation or nail polish.
- Evidence-based recommendations to measure regularly to establish baseline levels.
- Non-invasive design allows safe monitoring in clinical and domestic settings.
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Description
xFactors that influence the passage of light from the device into the fingertip such as darker skin pigmentation may influence the accuracy of readings. Other factors may include false nails, nail polish and fake tan. We recommend measuring regularly over a period of time to establish a base level, and monitor any changes from this level. If you are concerned about your physical condition/health or any changes in your SpO2 level, always consult a healthcare professional for advice and guidance.
Helps you accurately monitor your spO2 levels & pulse rate.
- Pain free measurements.
- Highly accurate.
- Easy to use.
For those times when you have concerns about your health the Boots Finger Pulse Oximeter provides you a spO2 reading quickly and accurately. The Finger Pulse Oximeter is safe, hygienic and easy to use and works by using a light sensor on your finger to detect your spO2 reading.
The Fingertip Pulse Oximeter is a non-invasive device intended for the spot-check of oxygen saturation of arterial haemoglobin (SpO2) and the pulse rate of adult and paediatric patients in home and hospital environments (including clinical use in internist/surgery, anesthesia, intensive care, etc).
