PULSE Davinci Pulse Oximeter
PULSE Davinci Pulse Oximeter
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- Fast, precise readings in as little as 8 seconds, with results you can trust
- Clear 4-way display with bright colour LCD and large, easy-to-read digits
- Long-lasting battery life thanks to an energy-efficient low-power chip
- Compact and travel-friendly design that's light enough to carry anywhere
- Simple one-touch operation with no complicated setup required
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Product Features
Why use a Fingertip Pulse Oximeter?
Measure oxygen saturation (SpO2) to see how much oxygen is in your bloodMeasure your pulse rate (bpm)Get accurate measurements quicklyEasy to use and not invasiveSmall, light and portable means you can take it with you anywhereAutomatically powers off after 8 seconds to save battery life.
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Product features
One button operationMeasures 3 Parameters - Sp02, PR, PIDevice has 6 display interfaceCovers Heartbeat, Pulse BargraphAutomatic power off after 8 seconds Uses AAA batteries (not included)
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How to use the Fingertip Pulse Oximeter
Before using the finger pulse oximeter you should make sure your hand is warm to the touch. If it is, you should rest your hand on your chest for five minutes before opening the pulse oximeter and attaching it to your finger. Ideally, you should attach it to the finger next to your thumb or your middle finger. Your fingernail should be facing upwards.
Next, simply press the power button on the top of the device to switch it on. Watch the numbers on the display and when they stop changing and stabilise, you can record the pulse oximeter readings. The BPM number measures how fast your heart is beating and the %SpO2 measures how much oxygen is in your blood.
It should not be used on fingers with nail varnish or false nails. This can affect the results of the oximeter.
Healthy Oxygen Readings
Normal blood oxygen levels for most people are between 95% and 100%. However, this isn’t the case for everyone, you should ask your doctor what healthy levels for you should be.
If you notice your blood oxygen levels are below 95% you should contact your doctor as soon as possible. The NHS has published guidance on pulse oximeters in the UK for people recovering from coronavirus (COVID-19). You should report any symptoms, like shortness of breath, to your doctor regardless of your blood oxygen saturation level.
Buying an oximeter in the UK allows for home monitoring of your pulse and blood oxygen levels.