Fingertip Pulse Oximeter Blood Oxygen Saturation Monitor, Heart Rate and Fast Spo2 Reading Oxygen Meter with OLED Screen with AAA Batteries

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Finger pulse oximeter is part of daily care that can be used to measure your blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and your pulse rate.
Little size can be carried anywhere, ideal for family, sports and traveling.Suitable for all kinds of people such as the elderly, children, athletes, etc.
NOTE: This oxygen blood monitor is not designed for newborns.


Accurate and consistent Thanks to extensive clinical testing, you can always be sure of a reliable measurement with our tried-and-true Oximeter Fingertip.	Get in shape Improve your fitness levels with the O2 Saturation Monitor . Learn your resting heart rate and get to your target heart rate to maximize every workout.	Made easy for you Say goodbye to complicated numbers! Clip the Oxygen Monitor on your finger, and the alarm will sound when your oxygen levels or heart rate are dropping a little too low.

1.Install two AAA batteries correctly into the battery compartment so that they match the positive and negative, then slide off the battery cover.

2.Short press the power button to turn on, the blood oxygen monitor will automatically measure blood oxygen and heart rate.

Tip: If you don't use the oxygen blood monitor for a long time, please remove the battery. Avoid damaging the equipment.


Oxygen saturation SpO2—or blood oxygen saturation—indicates the percentage of oxygen in your blood.	Heart rate Your Heart rate is the number of times your heart beats per minute. Normally between 60 and 100 beats.	Perfusion Index Through the display of PI, when hypoperfusion occurs, it indicates whether the subject has conditions such as heart problems and shock caused by the subject.