kungfuren Finger Pulse Oximeter, Family Health Care Blood Oxygen Saturation Monitor, Oximeter Finger Automatic Shutdown and Fast Reading OLED-Display + Carrying Bag, Lanyard

The pulse oximeter O2 Saturation reader is very high quality & accurate. It’s small enough to carry with you. If you want an easy and accurate way to keep tabs on your heath, this is for you.

Bought for my hus Bought for my husband who is now on oxygen. He needed a quick and reliable reading.this finger pulse Oximeter works exactly as described and the product is surprisingly nice for the price.band who is now on oxygen. He needed a quick and reliable reading.this Oximeter works exactly as described and the product is surprisingly nice for the price.

I purchased the Oximeter to monitor my heart rate. Received the product in perfect conditions, Works good and accurate oxygen and pulse readings in seconds, guys buy it without fear!

I am recovering from pneumonia and need to check my oxygen and heart rate periodically. This product, which comes in its own carrying case is excellent. Checked the values with my doctors office and the readings were the same. I really recommend it.

I use the device to record my arrhythmia and find it very helpful. Accurate test of pulse and heartbeat as well as oxygen percentage in blood. Gives me peace of mind.Totally recommend it.

After thirty-seven years I quit smoking two years ago.That said—I still have occasional nicotine anxiety and have been bymy doctor that I will probably always crave a cigarette. Nevertheless, I have no desire to start smoking again and have a healthy life. Having watched a relative die last summer from what was pretty much respiratory failure was enough to convince me that I didn’t want to go out like that.Consequently, I am very conscious of my breathing, perhaps too conscious at times that it isn’t wholey unusual to think that I’m not breathing as well as I am. Did I mention that I still have occasional nicotine anxiety?Case in point—I never thought I would actually purchase one of these, thinking that I would probably obsess far too much over it, and yet in reality—it has given me peace of mind.The price range on these things seems to range from questionably cheap to insanely exorbitant. After calling a couple of pharmacies, speaking to a respiratory service, and watching a couple of video online about how to choose a pulse oximeter —I settled for this one.So far the readings seem true. I also like that there are 6 different views that you can toggle through with a single button so you can use it on either you right or left hand. There are also multipoe ways of which you can view your pulse rate, and I see no reason why this unit couldn’t be used by both adults and children.Oh, and it’s easy to read.

A very nice pulse oximeter! The display is bright and clear.It's easy to use and the batteries last for a long time and when it's getting low it shows an icon of a battery getting low on the screen. You put your finger in it and within a second or so it displays and then sometimes I wait to see where the number settles on, so I give it about 10-15 seconds.

This is a great little fingertip pulse oximeter and has served me well. I also really like the chord that comes with it so I can wear it on my neck and locate it when it's on my bed too. I use this to monitor tachycardia and it has been instrumental in getting well. It seems to be accurate because it is always the same as when I go to the doctor.