Firstmed BG-208 Pulse Oximeter Black

Overview Firstmed BG-208 Pulse Oximeter Black

The compact and lightweight Firstmed BG-208 Pulse Oximeter provides convenient monitoring of blood oxygen levels. This painless, non-invasive device clips onto a fingertip, employing dual-wavelength light to determine pulse rate and blood oxygen saturation. The digital display then presents both the percentage of oxygenated hemoglobin and the pulse rate. Firstmed India offers off-site warranty coverage for manufacturing defects, ensuring prompt customer service. Applications: This device measures blood oxygen saturation and pulse rate for a wide range of users, including seniors, expectant mothers, athletes, individuals with cardiac or respiratory conditions, diabetics, and air travelers. Product Details: Delivers swift and precise measurements of pulse rate and SpO2 (arterial blood oxygen saturation). Accurately assesses blood oxygen levels (SpO2). Features a large, multi-directional LED display for clear readability of saturation levels. Includes an easily-interpreted display with battery indicator and pulse waveform graph. Simple, comfortable, and painless operation. Operated with a single button, simultaneously measuring oxygen levels and heart rate. Portable, lightweight, and easily transportable. Instructions: Attach to a fingertip and allow sufficient time for a complete reading. Precautions: Store in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight. Always review the product label before use. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid use near flammable materials. Do not use during MRI or CT scans.

How to Use Firstmed BG-208 Pulse Oximeter Black:

Secure the device to your finger and allow sufficient time for an oxygen saturation and heart rate reading.

Safety Instruction of Firstmed BG-208 Pulse Oximeter Black:

• Keep in a cool, dry location, shielded from direct sunlight.
• Always check the package insert before administering.
• Store where children cannot access.
• Keep the pulse oximeter away from flammable materials.
• Avoid using the pulse oximeter during MRI or CT examinations.