Finger Pulse Oximeter | SpO2 & Pulse Monitor

Pocket-Size SpO2 And Pulse Monitoring

Keeping tabs on oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate can help you understand your day-to-day baseline. This fingertip oximeter provides quick, non-invasive readings with a clear OLED display.

Use it at home, at work, or on the go to support informed wellness choices—without complicated setups.

Why Choose the Finger Pulse Oximeter?

• Fast Readouts — seconds to numbers: Clip on, sit still, and see SpO2, pulse rate, and perfusion index on a bright OLED screen.

• Everyday Clarity — track your baseline: Regular spot checks help you notice typical ranges so you can discuss trends with a professional.

• Non-Invasive Convenience — simple to use: Lightweight fingertip design avoids cuffs or probes, making quick checks easy in busy routines.

• Low-Perfusion Capable — reliable design: Works at low perfusion (≤0.4%), supporting steadier readings when fingertips are cooler.

• Travel-Ready — compact and durable: Keep it in a gym bag or desk drawer; the lanyard helps keep it handy without adding bulk.

Key Features / Specifications

• Tech & Modes: SpO2, pulse rate, perfusion index; non-invasive fingertip sensor; OLED display

• SpO2 Measurement Range: 70–99%

• SpO2 Accuracy: ±2% (70–99%); unspecified (<70%); Resolution: ±1%

• Pulse Rate Measurement Range: 30–240 bpm

• Pulse Rate Accuracy: ±2 bpm or ±2% (whichever is larger); Resolution: ±1%

• Low Perfusion: ≤0.4%

• Power: 2 × 1.5V AAA alkaline batteries (not included); supply voltage 2.6–3.6V; working current ≤30 mA

• In the Box: 1 × Fingertip oximeter; 1 × Lanyard; 1 × English user manual; 1 × Colour box; 1 × Certificate of Conformity

• Compliance/Safety: For wellness monitoring only; not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Use on a still finger; consult a health professional if unsure.

How to Use

1. Sit still, warm your hands if cool, and insert a clean, dry finger fully into the clip.
2. Hold still and wait a few seconds until the display stabilises for SpO2 and pulse.
3. Repeat at similar times daily to compare typical ranges and discuss trends if needed.

FAQs

• What does this finger pulse oximeter measure? It measures oxygen saturation (SpO2), pulse rate, and perfusion index to support everyday wellness monitoring.

• How should I take a reading? Sit still, warm your hands if cool, insert a finger fully, and keep still until the display stabilises.

• How often should I check? Take spot checks as needed, ideally at similar times daily, to understand your usual ranges.

• Why do results sometimes fluctuate? Movement, cold fingers, nail polish, or placement can affect readings. Refit and keep still for the best results.

• How do I care for the oximeter? Wipe the exterior with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Keep the sensor window clean and dry.

• Troubleshooting: no display or unsteady numbers. Check battery polarity, replace weak batteries, insert finger fully, keep still, and warm hands.

Know Your Numbers In Seconds

Clip on, breathe easy, and keep an eye on your SpO2 and pulse—at home, at work, or on the go.