Medical portable blood oxygen oximeter device with OLED screen SPO2

The portable oximeter device is a self-contained medical diagnostic tool designed for quick and accurate measurement of blood oxygen saturation and heart rate. This portable oximeter device is used at home, in hospitals, and at medical aid stations to monitor people with heart, lung, or respiratory system conditions. The device is especially useful for athletes, people at high altitudes, and those with chronic illnesses.

Portable oximeter device — key features

• Accurate SpO2 measurement — Measures blood oxygen saturation from 70 to 99 percent. High measurement accuracy (±2%) ensures reliable data even in low oxygenation states when medical attention is needed.
• Heart rate and pulse monitoring — Detects pulse from 30 to 250 beats per minute. Suitable for healthy people and patients with arrhythmias who need to constantly monitor their heart function.
• Respiratory rate detection — The Oxi-009 model will automatically detect respiratory rate. For newborns, children, and adults, there are different normal rates from 44 to 16-20 breaths per minute.
• Perfusion index (PI) — Shows blood perfusion capacity, measuring from 0.2 to 30 percent. This helps diagnose low blood pressure and peripheral circulation problems.
• OLED screen with four orientations — Blue and yellow color measurements are displayed in six different modes. The screen automatically adapts to the user's comfortable angle and information is clearly visible in digits.
• Energy efficient — more than 40 hours of operation — Two AAA batteries are enough for long-term use without constant battery changes. Low energy consumption is ideal for portable use day and night.
• Automatic shutdown and warning — The device automatically turns off after 8 seconds without a signal. Low battery voltage warns the user in advance about the upcoming battery discharge.

Technical specifications

• SpO2 measurement range: 70-99%
• SpO2 accuracy: 70%-90% ±2%
• Pulse (PR): 30-250 bpm
• Respiratory rate (RR): normal for adults 16-20 breaths/min, children 20-30 breaths/min, newborns 44 breaths/min
• Perfusion Index (PI): 0.2%-30%
• Display: OLED blue and yellow color
• Orientations: four directions, six display modes
• Power: two AAA batteries (40+ hours of operation)
• Automatic shutdown: 8 seconds without signal

Who is it suitable for and how to use it?

The portable oximeter device is intended for medical professionals, patients with respiratory or heart diseases, people at high altitudes, and athletes. It is easy to use — just insert your finger into the device and wait for results in a few seconds. By regularly using this portable oximeter device, you can monitor your health indicators at home. Suitable for the whole family: from children to seniors, as the measurement is non-invasive and faster than traditional methods.

Buyer questions

Q: What is the difference between the Oxi-009 and YK-83A(C1) models?
The main difference is that the Oxi-009 has a respiratory rate (RR) function, while the YK-83A(C1) does not. Other specifications and important features remain identical. Choose the Oxi-009 if you would like full-function monitoring.

Q: Is the device suitable for children and newborns?
Yes, but the user's vocabulary must distinguish between normal breathing rates. For newborns, the normal breathing rate is 44 breaths per minute, while children (up to 12 years old) breathe 20-30 times per minute. For adults, the norm is 16-20 times per minute. The device provides accurate measurements for all age groups.

Q: What is the maximum battery life I can expect?
With two AAA batteries, the device operates for more than 40 hours. This corresponds to approximately two or three months of regular use if you use the device several times a day. The low-energy consumption design helps save battery life.

A portable oximeter device is an essential medical tool for every home first-aid kit and medical facility. If you want to monitor blood oxygen saturation and heart health indicators, this is a great choice at an affordable price.

Sources: Pulse oximetry — Wikipedia | TopSmart store