Finger Pulse Oximeter Octive Tech 300C with Easy-Carry Soft Case

Brand: Octive Tech
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* Interference resistance against ambient light. One Button Operation, Auto power-off after 8 Seconds
* Three parameter reading (SpO2, Pulse Rate, 7-segment Bargraph)
* Ultra-Lightweight (1.8oz or 50g). It can be used by a variety of sports enthusiasts, including mountain climbers, hikers, skiers, bikers, and others interested in measuring oxygen saturation and pulse rate
* Easy to carry: Neck/wrist cord, easy carrying soft case



Product Description
FREE SHIPPING OctiveTech 300C Digital Finger Pulse Oximeter combines advanced technology with a stylish, wearable design. The outstanding interference resistance capacity against ambient light along with wide-range accurate measurement even in low perfusion make this fingertip pulse oximeter one of the best oximeters in the world. Featured with a large bright red perfusion LED display which allows you read in the dark and severe weather condition, OctiveTech 300C Fingertip Pulse Oximeter provides accurate readings (SpO2, PR, 7-segment Bargraph) with affordable price. It is equipped with pulse oximeter and sensor in one unit providing fast, real-time, reliable blood-oxygen saturation percentage, pulse rate and pulse strength measurements, with one button keypad and auto 8 seconds power-off. This item is covered under 1-year manufacturer’s warranty.

Finger Pulse Oximeter Octive Tech 300C Review
I’m a RRT(respiratory therapist) and I purchased this pulse ox several months ago. I use it daily and have found it to be very accurate. It is lightweight, easy to read in dark or bright rooms, and works well on pts with poor circulation. The only complaints I have is that it is slower and more sensitive to motion than $400 handheld models. I have also noticed the lettering for SPO2 an HR has already started to wear off. I would recommend this product to RTs, PTs, and RNs who want an affordable pulse ox.

My mom was in the hospital for 40 days about 4 weeks ago. Her oxygen level and pulse was something that has to be watched closely. When she got home I was worried about her oxygen and pulse so I went onto Amazon and found this oximeter. The next day I was talking to a family member who is a physical therapist for a home health nursing facility. She was telling me how she has been wanting one of these but could not afford to pay what most places were asking for them. I told her about finding one for 70.00 and she said when you order one order me one too. I ordered them the next day and they were sent within a few days to our door. We use them everyday and it has given me and my family peace of mind. My family member that I ordered one for said that she tested her agaist the machines at work and that they were dead on accurate. We are very pleased and would like to say thank you for making them affordable.

I have been having some major health problems. One Saturday I was forced to call for a Home Health Nurse (versus the paramedics). I was having trouble breathing and was concerned I was having a heart attack, yet had no pain, etc. All I needed was to have my blood oxygen level checked, and had to go through an hour of blather from the nurse, when 30 seconds with the oximeter told me what I needed to know. My short breath was caused by a light asthma attack due to a change in my meds. Nurse told me I could not buy a reliable oximeter under $300. I read the reviews and decided to try this unit. It has worked perfectly every time, and is simple to use, you just stick your finger into it! Now if I have any concern I can check my oxygen level myself, without suffering through the verbal assault of a “know it all nurse,” or wasting the EMT’s valuable time.

I recently had pneumonia and was in a hospital 800 miles from home. The Doctors wouldn’t discharge me until my %Oxygen level in my blood was over 90. I was registering at 88%-90%. I spent six days in the hospital over New Years week. I told the Doctor that possibly my levels were normal near 90%. Also, I needed to have a meter to experiment on how I could get my levels up well over 90% so I could go home. The hospital staff wouldn’t cooperate with me in experimenting, so I “borrowed” a meter from outside the Hospital and I figured-out how to get my % elevated to 96, although it was temporary. Upon my release from the hospital, I decided to keep a log of my normal % Oxygen level. I purchased the 300C and it’s GREAT. My levels do hang-out in the low 90s. When I start walking again, I’ll take the meter with me (it also registers heart-rate).

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