OXITECH FINGERTIP PULSE OXIMETER - A noninvasive , painless device to monitor Spo2, Pulse Rate, Pulse Intensity and Plethysmogram - Has widespread use and often referred to as the "5th vital sign" - Most frequently used in patients with chronic lung and heart disorders including COPD, asthma, pneumonia, heart failure, etc - Normal resting Spo2 level : 95-100% - If Spo2 drops below 92% (low oxygen level), it is a sign of a medical emergency and this requires immediate medical attention Product features -Non-invasive oxygen saturation monitor -Easy to read display -Low power consumption Product description -Simple, lightweight and easy to use the pulse oximeter. -The Oxitech pulse oximeter determines arterial oxygen saturation. Completely pain free, the medical device is simple to use to measure the oxygen saturation in your blood. Small, light and easy to use on the move or at home, it has a easy-to-read display with adjustable brightness controls. -The oxitech pulse oximeter is a useful way to monitor your health if you experience or live with heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases or asthma. Simply place it on your finger and the display offers four different views for easy-to-read results. Features of Oxitech fingertip pulse oximeter -Non-invasive way to measure your oxygen saturation -Six different modes -Ten brightness settings -Low power consumption Oxitech Pulse Oximeter is a practical and useful pulse oximeter monitor for home use by people suffering with respiratory problems, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), bronchial asthma, heart failure and other chronic illnesses, lung disorders and heart conditions. It can also be used for regular monitoring of oxygen levels at home during seasonal respiratory infections, such as flu, severe cold and pneumonia, and at times of increased risks of other respiratory-related infectious problems, epidemics, or pandemics to regularly monitor personal oxygen saturation levels at home. Oxygen saturation (SpO2) is an important indicator of respiratory function efficacy, because its value indicates percentage (%) of oxygen-loaded haemoglobin that is present in the arterial blood. Oxygen saturation (%) indicates how much oxygen reaches the vital organs in the body. Low levels of oxygen can lead to medical emergency. Normal oxygen saturation levels are between 94 – 100%, whilst consistently abnormally low oxygen saturation levels below 90% can be medical emergency. Signs of oxygen deprivation include fatigue, dizziness, increased heart rate, anxiety, outbreaks of sweating, shortness of breath and difficulties breathing. Anyone experiencing such problems should urgently seeks medical advice or medical attention.