OTC Pulse Oximeter

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Introducing the new Roscoe OTC Fingertip Pulse Oximeter, which allows monitoring of pulse and oxygen saturation levels on-the-go at a very low cost. This model is taking the place of the Rx version.

A Quote from New York Times:

There is a way we could identify more patients who have pneumonia sooner and treat them more effectively. It requires detecting silent hypoxia early through a common medical device that can be purchased without a prescription at most pharmacies: a pulse oximeter.

Pulse oximetry is no more complicated than using a thermometer. These small devices turn on with one button and are placed on a fingertip. In a few seconds, two numbers are displayed: oxygen saturation and pulse rate. Pulse oximeters are extremely reliable in detecting oxygenation problems and elevated heart rates.

Pulse oximeters helped save the lives of two emergency physicians I know, alerting them early on to the need for treatment. When they noticed their oxygen levels declining, both went to the hospital and recovered (though one waited longer and required more treatment). Detection of hypoxia, early treatment, and close monitoring apparently also worked for Boris Johnson, the British prime minister.

Widespread pulse oximetry screening — whether people check themselves on home devices or go to clinics or doctors’ offices — could provide an early warning system for the kinds of breathing problems.

People using the devices at home would want to consult with their doctors to reduce the number of people who come to the E.R. unnecessarily because they misinterpret their device. There also may be some patients who have unrecognized chronic lung problems and have borderline or slightly low oxygen saturations.

• One-button operation
• Up to 30 hours of use with batteries
• Auto-off function
• Low battery indicator
• Attractive retail packaging
• One-year limited warranty