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The Trueview Finger Tip Pulse Oximeter i31 is an at-home oxygen check tool that measures your oxygen levels (SpO2) within the range of 35-99%. The device also gauges pulse rates from 30-220 bpm and includes a perfusion index range of 0.8-20%. It's designed with a colour LED display that presents your SpO2, pulse rate, perfusion index, and waveforms clearly. Plus, it's equipped with a handy low battery indicator. Made for practicality, this compact and lightweight Trueview Oximeter operates in a variety of environments, withstanding temperatures between 5°C - 45°C and humidity levels from 15%-80%. When it comes to storage, it's equally tolerant, accommodating temperatures from -10°C to 50°C and humidity levels between 10%-90%. Powered by 2 AAA alkaline batteries, it offers a minimum operation time of twenty hours. Plus, the Trueview Pulse Oximeter price includes ISO and FDA approval assurances and comes with a two-year warranty. This made-in-India pulse oximeter is an ideal choice for reliable, at-home oxygen monitoring.
The Trueview Finger Tip Pulse Oximeter is made for external use only. Do not use the device in high humidity or excessively dry environments. Avoid dropping or knocking the device against hard surfaces. Keep out of reach from children.
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A good reading on a Trueview Fingertip Pulse Oximeter typically falls between 95%-100% for oxygen saturation levels (SpO2) and 60-100 bpm for heart rate.
For a healthy individual, a normal range on a pulse oximeter would be an oxygen saturation level (SpO2) of 95%-100% and a heart rate between 60-100 bpm.
The index or middle finger is generally considered the best for a pulse oximeter , as these fingers provide the most accurate readings due to better blood flow compared to other fingers.
Using a Trueview Oximeter typically takes only a few seconds to a minute to obtain an accurate reading of your oxygen levels and pulse rate. Ensure the device is properly positioned for best results.
An oxygen level of 92% is considered borderline. Normal levels are typically 95-100%. Levels below 90% may indicate hypoxemia, a condition requiring medical attention. Consult a healthcare professional if concerned.
Yes, a pulse oximeter can be used on a toe, especially in infants or when finger measurement is not possible. However, fingers are generally preferred for more accurate readings.
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