A handheld pulse oximeter for clinicians who need a reading they can rely on away from a bedside monitor. It takes SpO2 and pulse rate through a cabled sensor, so the probe can be placed on a finger, a toe or an ear while the unit stays in your hand or on the bench.
The handheld form matters in community work: on a home visit, in a respite setting or in a school clinic, you want something that switches on, reads and goes back in the bag. The cabled sensor also suits clients who will not tolerate a clip left in place, or whose fingers are too cool or too small for a fingertip unit.
Useful for nursing teams, respiratory services and disability support providers running routine observations across several clients in a day.
