 A Real Life-Saver! |
| Review Date: February 20, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Elizabeth Sanderson, Louisiana |
Recently, my mother was put on oxygen. She was told to keep a close eye on her oxygen level, and to keep track of what it ran so sh could inform her doctor. We called several medical supply places locally, but all of them wanted over $300 for an Oximeter. My mother is on a fixed income, so we were beginning to loose hope when I decided to look here on Amazon. I was worried because a lot of the Oximeters were still so expensive. Then I found this one. It was less expensive then the rest, but seemed to still have all the bells and whistles as the more expensive ones.
Since getting This meter, my mother and I have beenoverjoyed. Now she can be more independant, and is able to see when her oxygen is too low. It's really a wonderful product. I'm glad I ordred it. The oeration is simple, and the screen is large enough that even I can read it, despite my vision problems.
Overall, it's a wonderful product. I couldn't ask for more! |
" Peace Of Mind"
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| Review Date: April 4, 2008 |
| Reviewer: K. Smith, United States |
| 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. |
Inexpensive Pulse-Ox
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| Review Date: April 8, 2008 |
| Reviewer: R. Das, Wilson, NC USA |
I had considered purchasing a Pulse ox for several years for home use. But all of our doctors said that "if you are wondering about your oxygen saturation, come to the office or call 911." Well, we had a family member come home from the hospital on oxygen. We knew the need for oxygen would last only a few days. The medical supply company came to deliver the oxygen right away, but they don't rent out pulse oximeters! They would sell me one for $300, but it would take 2 weeks to arrive. Very frustrating. So I purchased the Octive Tech 300C from Amazon. It works well and gives readings that matched the readings taken in the doctor's office. It clearly will NOT take a lot of abuse, but it get's the job done. When I admited the purchase to the doctor, I told him that it would probably just increase my phone calls to his office. He laughed.
Then we discussed the signs and symptoms of respiratory distress, which are really more important than the reading on the meter. But I have much more peace of mind knowing I have my own meter now.
Update 05-07-2009: Oximeter is still working just fine after one year. |
Works great!
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| Review Date: May 8, 2008 |
| Reviewer: F. Sutton, Pueblo, CO |
Couldn't believe the price but decided to try it.
Took it to my Doctors office and it read exactly the same as their big $$$$ unit! |
Great little device.
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| Review Date: August 7, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Pat O'Brien, Illinois |
| Recently, my husband was hospitalized for a "breathtaking" upper respiratory infection which conflicted his breathing capabilities. He was in a rehab unit for a month for pulmonary rehab. Each day while he was working out, they used a pulse oximeter to determine his oxygen levels and heart rate. (In addition to COPD - he also has congestive heart failure.) We purchased one of these units to monitor his levels after he was released. Actually, I had misgivings about the unit due to its low cost relative to other units available - thinking that the low price would mean it was ineffective. Because it was shown as being approved by the FDA, I did purchase it and have to say that we are very satisfied with it and have tested its accuracy with units in the pulmonary physician's office. My husband would like to wean himself off the oxygen he now requires and we use this unit as he does his exercises at home to determine if his breathing or heart function become compromised. Our experience with the unit has been very positive. |
Quality for a low price!
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| Review Date: July 27, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Brant A. Hughes, East Texas |
| 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. |
Best Price, Accurate, and Reliable
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| Review Date: March 17, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Menace915, El Paso |
A pulse oximeter is used to measure the oxygen saturation of arterial blood (Sp02). The acceptable range in Sp02 is from 95-100%. Some people will be short of breath with an SpO2 of less than 90%. Anything less than 70% is considered to be life-threatening. As you can see, oxygen saturation can show you if a person is in distress. As a result, you want a pulse oximeter that is reliable and accurate, because lives might depend on its ability to monitor status adequately.
This pulse oximeter does just that. It is the best $67.95 you could invest. Other oximeters as accurate as this one can be well over $400. The accuracy of this oximeter is unmatched. I have taken this particular pulse oximeter to the hospital, and compared the results to the expensive units used in hospitals. The pulse and SpO2 measurements of this oximeter and the one at the hospital matched 100 PERCENT. There was absolutely no discrepancy.
Other advantages is that this little unit is as accurate as can be, and it is way smaller than the hospital units. It is portable, comes with a protective hard case, a lanyard, and it only requires 2 AAA batteries.
The pulse and SP02 are shown in bright red numbering.
Cons:
This pulse oximeter does not beep to alert you when a person's SP02 is very low. Another bad thing is that if you leave the batteries in the pulse ox, the next time you try to use the device, it will have drained the batteries and you will need fresh ones. This is of course solved by taking the batteries out before storing the pulse ox. Other than these minor blemishes, the pulse oximeter is PERFECT!
I highly recommend it, like I mentioned before: it is of the same quality as those used in the hospitals. As a nursing student, I tested this myself because I couldn't believe it was so in-expensive, and yet so reliable. This is not something that's "too good to be true," it's your once in a lifetime to get a perfect deal. |
Excellent Product
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| Review Date: September 1, 2008 |
| Reviewer: jandb, Phoenix, AZ |
| We ordered this product to assist us with managing our COPD. Shortly after, my husband was hospitalized and we had an opportunity to check the accuracy while he was in ICU and it was very accurate. The product is worth every penny. |
Inexpensive, good value
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| Review Date: April 24, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Thao M. Truong, Junction, TX |
| I am so happy to finally be able to have a pulse oximeter costing less than $100.00. I don't see any different in quality or performance between this model and other more costly machines available in my hospital. |
Great DEAL on a PULSE OX
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| Review Date: September 7, 2008 |
| Reviewer: H. Grout, |
| I am a registered nurse and have been waiting to purchase a high quality pulse ox for a long time. Or at least one that was not $200-400.This is it! It is compact, reads very quickly, and is very accurate in its readings...and it was a STEAL at $65.00(shipping included). IF you also need this piece of equipment, don't hesitate to purchase this item. |
Great Product!
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| Review Date: September 17, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Sunshine, CA |
| This oximeter works great! It's so small, light weight, and gives results very quickly. I know they don't recommend taking your pulse during exercise but I've tried it and found it to be very accurate! It's so much easier to exercise at your desired target heart rate using this handy instrument. I never used to pay attention to target heart rate and I got frustrated because it just didn't seem like I could last very long walking on the treadmill. Well, after I purchased this, I found a great website that calculates both weight loss and cardio fitness target heart rates. What a difference it made sticking to the appropriate target heart rate, no wonder I was so exhausted before, I was exercising well above my target heart rate! [...] |
Octive Tech 300C
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| Review Date: May 27, 2008 |
| Reviewer: WAM, Dallas, TX USA |
| The product is a certain must have for COPD patients. It's affordable and helps the patient more effectively manage their health care. The Octive Tech 300C produces the same readings as the more expensive models in the Pulmonary care physician's office. |
Finger Pulse Oximeter Works Just Like The Expensive Ones
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| Review Date: November 21, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Skip W., Republic of Texas |
| The review title says it all..!! This little jewel takes two AAA batteries, not included. After easy battery installation just put it on and press the start button. After that everything is automatic. It gives an accurate reading within about 5 seconds and will continue to provide pulse and oxygen levels during the time it is worn. To shut it off, simply remove it and it shuts off completely within about 10 seconds. I've checked mine with similar instruments in different doctors' offices and it has been within 1 point on each reading every time. Just playing around with it I've found it works well on all fingers and toes, should that need ever arrive. The necklace pouch is quite handy and provides good protection. This unit is very light and can be easily carried in a bag or purse. One area where it is somewhat problematic is using it on a treadmill while exercising. It works well if you hold your hand pretty steady during exercise but gives varying readings if your hand is swinging or bouncing around. I won't fault it for that as I'm sure that was not part of the design criteria. I'd recommend this particular instrument to anyone looking to measure their oxygen levels and pulse while in a stationary environment or on the go. I've used this product for several weeks now and I'm VERY HAPPY with it. It allows me to exercise while monitoring my oxygen levels and heart rate. I'd purchase this same item again should my current one become lost or damaged. |
FDA Approved
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| Review Date: September 22, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Dave, Portland |
There are some reviewers who have written negative reviews because they mistakenly thought the device was not FDA approved. I didn't want to buy a non-FDA approved device so I did some digging. It turns out it is approved by the FDA. The confusion probably arises because the manufacturers name is marketed in the US as "Octivetech" when it is in fact made by "BEIJING CHOICE ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOLGY CO" and the FDA approval information is under that name.
The FDA approval number (510 K number) is: K070371 (you can plug that number in to the search field on the FDA website to see the full report)
Amazon may not allow posting the link to the FDA report but I'll try anyway:
http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfPMN/pmn.cfm?ID=24051
I've found it to be easy to use and reasonably accurate (it reads within 1% of the monitor used in our doctor's office). I wouldn't call it the most robust piece of equipment in the world but for the price I'm not sure you can beat it. |
My Dad loves it and doesn't go anywhere without it
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| Review Date: April 12, 2010 |
| Reviewer: D. D. Booth, Ohio United States |
| This was ordered for my dad at his request after I mentioned seeing them in catalogues. I did not know that he had been wanting one ever since he saw the one that the lady who delivers his oxygen had. She did not know where he could get one. He has COPD and has used Oxygen for 7 years. He was originally told that he was to use the oxygen 24/7---yeah sure. My dad is just not going to do that. He has to at least see how he does without it. With this he at least has some measure of how he is doing without it other than just how he feels. Plus, he now watches his oxygen level and puts the oxygen back on before he starts feeling bad. He loves it and says he would not do without one now. In addition to oxygen, he also does at home breathing treatments. I was waiting until after he saw his lung specialist to review this since he was going to use it at the same time he checked his levels at his visit to see how close it was to the lung specialist's equipments reading. It was exactly the same. At a recent visit, I was able to see it and try it. In addition to your oxygen level, it also gives your pulse reading. It is very easy to use, just turn it on and stick your finger in the opening and after a very short wait you have your Oxygen level and pulse. I want one now just to check my pulse when exercising. I can only use one hand and that makes it very difficult to use most other devises that give pulse readings but with this device that isn't a problem. Plus, I would get my oxygen level too. Although, it's a little expensive to me just for that so I'll wait on one for me. My dad said if he forgets to turn it off that it turns itself off. My dad said it was the best, to give it 5 stars and that he wouldn't be without it now. |
BILL RT
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| Review Date: July 12, 2008 |
| Reviewer: William J. Rosen, PHILA PA |
| ACCURATE AND EASY TO USE;WHEN AMBULATING PATIENTS OR USE BY PATIENT'S AT HOME WHO USE OXYGEN AND EXERCISE.INEXPENSIVE TO BUY AND USE (3 aaa BATTERIES ) |
Awesome!
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| Review Date: June 9, 2008 |
| Reviewer: M. Davis, MN, USA |
Delivery of this item was amazingly fast, and it works great!
We needed this, but are on a tight budget. This fills the bill without breaking the bank. HIGHLY recommend!! |
Finger Pulse Oximeter OctiveTech 300C w/Case
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| Review Date: April 5, 2008 |
| Reviewer: D. Brown, Texas |
This is one of the best purchases I have made of home medical equipment for my Mom. Tremendous quality/value for the dollar!
Thank you! |
Excellent value, and IT WORKS!
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| Review Date: September 8, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Noel J. Mackisoc, Newton, NJ |
| I bought one of these based on Amazon reviews. I was not disappointed. The product does exactly what it's supposed to, without any fuss or hours of study figuring out how to operate it. Uses two AAA batteries (not included). Readings compare very close to pulse-oximeters costing two or three times as much. Easy to clean, and the hard case is great and fits in a pocket. As a matter of fact, I bought a second one for my wife, a nurse, to use on her rounds. Highly recommended--it's a great, well-designed product. |
Finger pulse oximeter
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| Review Date: September 15, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Randall McCarty, Wills Point, Tx. United States |
| The test meter worked very well, actually it was compared with the home care nurse and they both read the same. The only difference is his was over $500. I think it was a good purchase for the money and he even said he was going to look into getting one for his personal use. Its also useful having the pulse strength meter to help you get it positioned right on the finger for optimal use. All in all I was well satisfied. |
Better than I hoped for...
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| Review Date: November 7, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Zbowdawg, Arizona |
| I purchased this pulse oximeter in order to monitor my wife's saturation when the hospital removed the equipment in her room... I was very pleased when I placed this oximeter on my wife's finger while the hospital equipment was still hooked up, both pieces of equipment provided the exact readings. Put my mind at ease. I would definately recommend this oximeter to anyone wanting to monitor their own or a loved one's oxygen saturation and pulse. |
Excellent Value
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| Review Date: January 31, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Ann Bolen, |
| We purchased this meter based upon the reviews and we were not disappointed. My father is on O2 and recovering from MRSA and his O2 level drops very easily. We compared result of this meter against the results the nurse got and it was dead on. The nurse was very interested and said that a lot of her patients are looking for somthing just like it. For the price, this is an excellent deal. |
Just what I needed
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| Review Date: February 7, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Jerry Lobel, Virginia United States |
| 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). |
Finger Pulse Oximeter
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| Review Date: May 28, 2009 |
| Reviewer: CharLee Brown, fort mill, sc |
| I was recently diagnosed with COPD and the doc said that my oxygen level in my blood was too low. Come to find out I am a shallow breather and am not always aware of my breathing, so I got this unit. This unit is for a biofeedback set up for me to remind me to take deep breaths and allows me to see how I am doing with the great display. As a plus I can check my heart rate. I would say it's worth the money. It does run through the batteries though. |
Affordable and accurate
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| Review Date: September 12, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Dave "Tree", Southeast, USA |
My mother in law was always falling asleep at the supper table. She was also complaining that she was cold all the time. She would repeat herself and was forgetful. I suspected that she wasn't getting enough oxygen to her brain and body. This little gem works fast and is painless. It's easy to use. You can spend a lot more for similar devices, but this one worked fine.
When it arrived, I put the batteries in and it was ready to go. Tried it on my mother in law, while she was awake, and her O2 saturation was normal. But when I put it on her while she was asleep, the oxygen saturation was in the 70's. I told the doctor, and he had an overnight monitor placed on her from the DME company, and sure enough, she needed oxygen at night. (2 L/min)
Now that she uses oxygen at night, she is not as cold, and she quit falling asleep at the table. Her oxygen saturation at night is in the 90's, where it should be. She may even be a bit less forgetful, but she still tends to repeat herself.
Do not use this device as a substitute for consulting with your professional health care provider. |
Easy to use - Great for Kids
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| Review Date: November 30, 2009 |
| Reviewer: C. Powers, |
| My 3-year-old has asthma and this has been a great tool to use. I feel safer with actual pulse-ox data. It's accurate and delivers quick results. |
Peace of mind
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| Review Date: July 9, 2008 |
| Reviewer: M. Poston, Southwest, IN |
| My husband was recently placed on oxygen. I called the doctors office to find out how I could purchase a oximeter. They laughed at me. Told me those were way to expensive $300-500. I was shopping on line for another item when this one popped up. So I purchased it. It gave both my husband and I the peace of mind we were looking for a month. It also allowed me to monitor him as he went through the dying process. He was home on hospice care for his final week. And I didn't need to call anyone. I was able to adjust his oxygen myself. And knew when the end was near. Now he's taking a deep breathe of heavenly air. What a blessing this product was!! |
finger pulse oximeter
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| Review Date: August 29, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Frances R. Mckenzie, Shreveport, Louisiana |
| This is great! Just what we needed and at a fraction of the cost. |
Great device
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| Review Date: October 20, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Rich D., Sonoma, CA USA |
| The 300c is small, portable, inexpensive and accurate. I have compared it's readings against a large, accurate machine I paid over $1,200 for 10 years ago and the readings are similar. |
GREAT!!!!!
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| Review Date: October 30, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Tazzitta, New York |
| I had been looking for this for awhile and they were just too expensive $200-$400. I need this for my husband who is on oxygen and so I have to keep tabs on his O2. This little machine works just as good as the ones they use in the hospital! I showed it to his doctor and she couldn't believe the price I paid for it plus she said it works great! What a bargain, you don't have to spend a fortune to get something that works as good as the $200-$400 machines do. GET THIS!!!!!!!!!! |
Mrs.Troy
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| Review Date: November 9, 2008 |
| Reviewer: William F. Troy, CARIBOU,MAINE |
| I am very satisfied with this oximeter. It is very accurate when checked by my Doctor,and was a great price.The best meter for the price,bar none. |
oxyimeter
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| Review Date: November 10, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Peter J. Elledge, |
| Right off the top this procut has been a trimph. I hve continually measured it against my Rehab instruction much. much pricer brand and this produt is spot on! |
Octive Tech CE0123 finger tip pulse oximeter
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| Review Date: November 11, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Harry Francis., MD |
| My wife was hospitalized for pulminary edema; upon discharge, Doc suggested she get oximeter to track SpO2 level. This device is easy to use with easy to read measurements. Suits her needs to a tee. |
Oximeter
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| Review Date: November 13, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Frank User, USA |
| Finger Pulse Oximeter Octive Tech 300C with Easy-Carry Soft Case. Convenient, compact, works quickly, and economical. I have no way to check its accuracy but results seem reasonable. The "manual" is frankly laughable but you can probably figure it out for yourself. Amazon should have it translated into English. |
Oximeter Octive Tech 300C
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| Review Date: November 18, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Ollie B, Connecticut |
| Item was shipped promptly and is a very good value. It works well and visiting nurses were so impressed, they want to order them for themselves. |
Works GREAT!
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| Review Date: November 25, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Carol Jennings, RVing somewhere in US. |
| The oximeter works great. My husband uses it daily to monitor any possible return of CHF and will allow us to monitor him at higher altitudes. Great and very affordable. And is as accurate as the one at the doctor's office. |
Great Product
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| Review Date: December 13, 2008 |
| Reviewer: jj752, Chicago, Il |
| Needed a meter to check the O2, This works great is a constant updating just as in the hospital. Only one problem, the fingers CAN NOT BE COLD, it will attempt to read than shut off. Easy to overcome, just clap your hands. Checked this meter out against the hospital one. Heart beat totally correct, O2 within one count. Hospital 98 mine 97 or 98. So overall 5 stars. |
Small and compact handy meter
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| Review Date: December 16, 2008 |
| Reviewer: S. Alakappan, |
| It is very handy and useful for my son as his breathing drops when he has wheezing. Earlier, we used to go to the Doctor's office to check his oxygen, but after we got this meter, we check it at home with much ease. It is quick in giving the reading. |
COPD Sufferer Compared it at his doctor visit
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| Review Date: February 17, 2009 |
| Reviewer: T. Ludwick, usa |
My Husbands pulmonologist advised against getting any type of home monitor for his oxygen level. But I had a coupon! Bought this handy finger monitor based on reviews and price. It's easy to read and use. My husband actually took it to an appointment with his general doctor and he put his new one on 1 finger and the doctor put his on the other hand. There was a difference of 2, but the doctor said that would be normal based on the oxygen concentration is better closer to the heart.
The doctor felt it was a good purchase. |
Good Buy
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| Review Date: March 20, 2009 |
| Reviewer: William N. Edwards, Ozark, MO. USA |
| Shipment on time. Product quality good. I checked this device against those we use at the nursing home where I work. It was right on with those more expensive ones. |
Husband loves. What more can I say?
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| Review Date: April 29, 2009 |
| Reviewer: F. Swink, Oklahoma |
| My husband is a respiratory therapist and needed a pulse-ox he could carry easily on his rounds. This does the trick and the price is OH SO NICE. |
Finger Pulse Oximeter
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| Review Date: May 8, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Robolivia, |
| This product is very accurate,easy to use, and easy to read. A must have for people like myself with lung problems. I can rest easy knowing that I can count on this product doing the task it was designed to do. |
COPD Patient Peace of Mind
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| Review Date: June 10, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Debra Yuhas Lee, |
| I had a copd excerbation and was hospitalized for three days because my oxygen level would not go above 90. I have moderate copd. When I got out I purchased this oximeter for peace of mind. It is extremely accurate although when testing leave it on your finger for about 12 seconds before noting the readings so that you have a consistent reading. Take your batteries out over night or you will run through them quickly. My readings are just like my doctor's readings. I am very happy to have bought this The price is exceptional for the quality. |
It works well..
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| Review Date: December 13, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Diane Rinard, Pueblo, CO |
| I have severe COPD & CHF and I use this all of the time. I was pleasantly surprised by its accuracy! |
This is the Real Deal
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| Review Date: December 28, 2009 |
| Reviewer: J. Womack, |
I requested (and received) this for Christmas after reading all the reviews. It is the real deal.
In comparison to my previous oximeter from SPO, this one:
1) Has a clip for your finger rather than a boot with a fixed angle like the SPO. This clip applies a more consistent pressure without the risk that you will reduce circulation in your finger tip by forcing it into the boot.
2) Provides a reading more quickly that updates more frequently.
3) Provides a more stable reading based on comparison to the SPO.
4) Has a series of bars that provides a dynamic display of the sensor output level.
5) Uses two AAA batteries rather than hard to find 1/2 AAs.
6) Costs less.
Have fun. |
great product
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| Review Date: April 10, 2010 |
| Reviewer: L. Isaacs, Wallingford, CT |
| This was a life saver for me. Just got out of the hospital and needed to monitor my oxygen level. I watched it improve daily. I didn't have to wait for appointments for Dr.'s or Nurses to do this. I am very glad i made this purchase. |
Great product
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| Review Date: May 21, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Don Pablo, San Jose, CA USA |
| I used this portable device at work and it is just one handy dandy product! i love using this on the residents i work at. Fast and easy to use. |
Lifesaving product!
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| Review Date: May 2, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Brent E. Temple, |
| This product has proven itself everyday since it arrived...It gives me lifesaving information to maintain my mothers level of care... |
Very pleased!!!
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| Review Date: May 21, 2008 |
| Reviewer: L. Custard, |
| I can now check my Oxygen level anytime. My Dr. was impressed that I found one and bought it. Thank you very much. |
Good bussines
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| Review Date: September 20, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Susana Guerrero, Guayaquil, Guayas - Ecuador |
| I received this product in the established time, good price, but it could be great if it could be sent directly to Ecuador, anyway thumbs up for finger pulse oximeter. |
Oximeter Review
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| Review Date: October 6, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Joseph Chernetsky, Surprise, AZ USA |
| Shipping of the oximeter was quick and the quality very good. I am very satisfied with this product. |
Oximeter Octive Tech 300c
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| Review Date: January 27, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Thomas B. Mickey, Michigan |
| It shipped quick and has been working great, I use it three to four times a day to monitor my oxygen and pulse. |
Great Product
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| Review Date: February 24, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Betty L. Raymo, Colonial Beach, VA. |
I am very pleased with my Finger Pulse Oximeter Octive Tech 300C.
Just knowing what my oxygen level is makes for a relieved mind and do not have to wait until my next doctors' visit to find what my level is. |
Easy to use, accurate, reasonably priced
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| Review Date: March 24, 2009 |
| Reviewer: KPH, California, USA |
| I bought this to monitor my mom's oxygen levels and it worked right out of the box no problem. Its easy to read and seems to give accurate results. I would buy it again. It was a great price compared to some of the more sophisticated products out there. |
Satisfied Customer
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| Review Date: April 21, 2009 |
| Reviewer: S. Angelo, Sterrett, AL, USA |
| I have exercised induced asthma and that causes me problems when I exercise. I have the rescue inhaler and I use it before and I still have problems. However, every year my pulmonary doctor tells me I'm breathing better, but I don't see it, so I wanted my own equipment to measure my blood oxygen. I keep asking for a Pulmonary Function Test when I'm exercising...but that never happens....so I'll try to find the problem myself. This is a good buy and works great. I would definitely recommend to a friend. On to the Peak Flow Meter next. |
Great price, works well
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| Review Date: April 28, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Bruce C. Galbreath, Brattleboro, VT USA |
| I bought this item for a friend. We've both tried it and it works fine so far. |
Oximeter easy to use
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| Review Date: May 7, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Ronnie, Michigan USA |
| I use the Finger Pulse Oximeter to measure my mother's oxygen level, in addition to getting her blood pressure. Very easy to use and read. |
Oximeter
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| Review Date: May 14, 2009 |
| Reviewer: C. W. Buckman, Palm Springs, CA |
| The product works as advertised. It is easy to use and accurate when tested against other machines. |
Great value and easy to use pulse oximeter.
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| Review Date: May 17, 2009 |
| Reviewer: J. Bell, Indiana |
| Product is very easy to use. The price is right. Readings are within 1-2% vs. the expensive model at the doctor's office. Perfect for daily spot checks at home. |
fabulus
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| Review Date: June 5, 2009 |
| Reviewer: John W. Jester Sr., millsboro de usa |
good quality products resonable pricing also good delivery timeexcellant product
john |
Oxygen Monitor
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| Review Date: July 11, 2009 |
| Reviewer: E. Hendrix, La Conner WA USA |
| This product worked great while traveling to be able to monitor my husband's oxygen level and heart rate. He is 80 years old and we recently traveled by airplane from Washington State to Arkansas via the Dallas Airport. We had a portable oxygen concentrator yet it was great to have the monitor to be sure his oxygen level was in the acceptable range. We continue to use this product at home. The grand kids even have fun checking their oxygen levels and heart rate before and after exercise. |
finger pulse oximeter
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| Review Date: July 18, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Claude E. Ashley, sc |
| small, easy to carry at all times, and works great, compared readings with professional one at the doctors office and it was total indentical results. |
Great Product
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| Review Date: July 29, 2009 |
| Reviewer: allenyk2000, Squaw Valley, USA |
I liked this product, worked right out of the box.
Pros: Well designed, Came with Case. Great price.
Cons: No batteries. Shipping was slow.
I recommend. |
day late but works to perfection
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| Review Date: August 9, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Collin E. Blakley, Seattle, Wa. |
| checked meter with Dr.'s office and both pulse and oxygen was identical. Dr.'s office was surprised at low cost of unit. Very satisfied with purchase |
Good product
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| Review Date: August 16, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Millard Meanea, Utah, USA |
| I found this item to be as advertised. I use it to keep track of my oxygen level and heart rate. I have not compared it with other meters, but the readings are consistant and in the range of what I expect. I feel that it is doing what I wanted it to do. The price was very good (affordable). For me it is not critical that it be exact, but rather an indication of overall condition at the moment. |
affordable, easy to use for 95 yr old grandpa
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| Review Date: August 24, 2009 |
| Reviewer: mom of 3, |
| I bought this for my 95 yr old grandpa with COPD. He is able to use this easily on his own, and he finds comfort in knowing what his oxygen level and pulse rate are, helping him to know if he needs his oxygen on or not. He can read the numbers without difficulty. It arrived on time and in good condition. |
Very accurate
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| Review Date: September 8, 2009 |
| Reviewer: C. Mininger, OH |
| This oximeter works so well. Even checked it for accuracy at the hospital. The hospital staff members wanted to know where I ordered this at such a reasonable price. Great purchase! |
Great Pulse Oximeter--Especially for the Price!
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| Review Date: September 8, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Stephen G. Montgomery, Puyallup, WA USA |
I use this handy little oximeter every day as a home duty RN. I've found it to be accurate, quick, and, as an added bonus, it doesn't take up much space in my pocket.
I've only had the device for about a month, but so far it's worked flawlessly. I'd highly recommend it. |
Works as advertised
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| Review Date: September 17, 2009 |
| Reviewer: J. Elmore, Bay Village, OH United States |
| Got this for my 5 year old son who was having some problems. This is so easy to use i can put it on him while he sleeps on and not even wake him. Has worked on his little hands and adults as well. Good product. |
Works Great!
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| Review Date: September 21, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Catholicus, |
| We purchased three of these units and they all work great. The readings correspond between all three, and when we tested them against expensive hospital units, the readings were very close. Highly recommended. |
Peace of Mind
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| Review Date: September 23, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Leslie E. Blanchard, Houston, TX |
| My mom has COPD and after a recent hospitalization had to be on oxygen 24/7 for the first time. She also has A-Fib and other heart issues. Using bottled oxygen for the first time and her oxygen concentrator (previously used only a night with her CPAP) to keep her blood oxygen level up outside of the hovering oversight of the hospital was very stressful. This Oximeter has helped us a lot in making sure that the oxygen settings are appropiate and that her heart rate is being well controlled by her medication. This has been a difficult transition made much less stressful with this purchase. It is worth the price for peace of mind. |
Great product!
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| Review Date: September 23, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Pakratz2, USA |
Oximeter was purchased due to pulmonary problems. Husband had it checked at Doctors office and it was accurate. This gives us some peace of mind as we can keep a check on his oxygen levels.
Product arrived promptly and was as advertised. Would buy again from this seller. |
Oximeter
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| Review Date: October 19, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Mike Hopkins, |
Great Product
Compact and easy reading oximeter. Works very well and you get your reading within seconds. Highly recommend. |
Great product!
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| Review Date: October 23, 2009 |
| Reviewer: B. Kissee, Boise, ID |
| I just ordered a second one of these for a friend of mine. I have a son with asthma and find it so helpful to monitor how he is processing the oxygen within his body. This provides an extra level of "peace of mind." |
Did wonderfully
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| Review Date: November 14, 2009 |
| Reviewer: David A. Boogades, |
| This is exactly what we needed and did a wonderful job. Better than unit that a nurse provided, this was easy to use and information on the oxygen saturation was very clearly displayed. |
Handy to have product!
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| Review Date: November 14, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Daphne L. Brown, |
| My daughter has asthma. This is a handy thing to have to get a reading on her oxygen levels. Very easy to use. It is handy and comes with a great case and lanyard. I was worried about reading her numbers due to the fact she is a child (seven) and has small fingers. It worked great. |
Works great
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| Review Date: December 24, 2009 |
| Reviewer: pv_viking, Puerto Vallarta |
| I looked all over the web and did my research. This was not the cheapest or most expensive. I have used it for a little over 3 weeks now. I am very pleased with it. It looks and works just like the one a friend of mine paid over $300 for in a store. I have a lung disorder and it has given me some information about how my activities effect my oxygen level. I strongly recommend this product to others there is no need to pay more. It was shipped and arrived as advertised. I am very pleased. |
Oximeter
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| Review Date: December 28, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Barry P. James, Appleton, WI USA |
Finger Pulse Oximeter Octive Tech 300C with Easy-Carry Soft Case
Very happy with purchase and performance of item. |
Great tool!
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| Review Date: December 28, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Patricia Cote, Farmers Branch, TX USA |
| Love this easy to use pulse oximeter. I bought it for my Mom and told her to call me if she needed help figuring out how to use it. She said she figured it out when she opened it. It is easy to read and the size makes it easy to keep handy so it is available when needed. All that and a price that is considerably lower than the full size oximeters, makes this a highly recommended product. |
Compact, efficient pulse ox
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| Review Date: January 7, 2010 |
| Reviewer: SidG, The Rocky Mountains, USA |
| Works quickly and accurately; compared to another pulse ox, this differed by only 2 points (and for all we know it might be the one that's correct!). Excellent size for portability, but if you're prone to easily losing things, might want to put it in a bigger case. |
Worth the money
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| Review Date: January 14, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Tsiberian, |
There was a time in my life that it wasn't uncommon to be sent to the urgent care or hospital for an asthma attack as much as 3 times a week. the bills were getting outrageous as you can tell... To cut down on these i wanted a device that allowed me to actually see if the asthma attack was real and if my oxygen levels lowered enough to go to the hospital... i personally could not tell because they all felt like death coming on...
Using this product cut my visits down 95% percent. so i started to chart my pulse rate with the oxygen levels.. after 5 months of doing this and seeing my primary doctor we found out the additional causes that were giving me these attacks...
pros:
1: saved me tons of medical bills.
2: allowed me to see when an attack was worse enough to go and when one was worth living through.
cons:
1: to get an acurate reading you need to leave it on your finger for more than 20 seconds and i recommend not moving it.
2: i also noticed a slight change in pulse and oxygen levels depending on what finger and what hand i used it on... this wasn't enough to deter me from my opinion of it.
i would purchase this unit over again in a 'heart-beat' i recommend one to any one suffering from asthma. |
Ignore the Nay Sayers
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| Review Date: January 17, 2010 |
| Reviewer: G. Shah, maryland |
| For those users who have serious lung issues and have been unable to afford the high price tags on other Oximeters, this product represents dream come true. To be able to monitor my oxygen levels in my home, who would have thought I could ever afford to. This is one of the best fifty dollars I have ever spent and I would buy it again and again if needed. I was recently hospitalized with an asthma attack and was able to correlate the readings on this instrument with those of the hospital instruments. The deviation was pretty insignificant. This is a tool that allows people with a serious medical condition to have the information that affords them better medical care. |
Life Saver
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| Review Date: January 19, 2010 |
| Reviewer: DL, Jamestown, RI United States |
| This product is a lifesaver. Last year I was rushed to the Hospital with low oxygen levels. I almost died and I didnt even know they were low. i had no idea. When I got out this was a must buy. It is great. Thank you amazon for carrying it. |
exactly what I was looking for
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| Review Date: January 30, 2010 |
| Reviewer: helper, new england |
| I have a 92 year old mother with COPD. I need to check on her frequently and this was exactly what I needed. It arrived on time and was as described. |
Great for personal use
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| Review Date: January 31, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Cindy K. Fretwell, |
| I'm an acute care physical therapist. I purchased this pulse ox for home use. It serves that purpose well. It is somewhat slower than the ones I use in the hospital, but since it's a fraction of the price, I think it's well worth the money. |
Octive Tech 300C Pulse Oximeter
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| Review Date: February 6, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Brian J. Steffens, |
Nice quality for the price. Locks onto pulse quickly. Auto turn off feature works well, saving battery life.
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Reliable
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| Review Date: February 10, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Realistic, Boston, MA, USA |
| The Finger Pulse Oximeter is a very accurate and reliable device. I have compared this oximeter to the ones used in hospitals and the readings are pretty much the same. For its price, I find it to be a good value. |
Keeping on top of oxygen concentrate.no more guess work
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| Review Date: April 15, 2010 |
| Reviewer: BLYNNE, CALIF. |
this has given everyone so much peace of mind in the added care of oxygen supplement for my father. If he does not want to be tied to it, he can have legitimate proof that he really does not need it at the moment. relieves tensions and worries and provides him with some freedom.
it works just fine and did not "break the bank"
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good product for asthma sufferers
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| Review Date: May 4, 2010 |
| Reviewer: M. Spackman, PDX, OR USA |
| I have fairly mild allergy induced asthma and this inexpensive pulse oximeter gives me a heads up before I get to the point of having an asthma attack. When I wake up in the morning I can easily put this on my finger and know that if it reads below 98 percent that I should probably take an antihistamine if I don't want a full blown asthma attack later in the day. Pollen forcasts are pretty useless in Oregon, but this tiny piece of technology is a godsend. This device should not be kept in a vehicle in the sun; but can, according to the package, be stored in temperatures of 14 to 104 degrees fahrenheit and humidities of 10% to 80%. Great price and seems to be as acurate as the the $200+ machine at the doctors(same readings on two vists in the last year). |
Great monitor, even for babies!! Can't say enough good things!
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| Review Date: August 11, 2010 |
| Reviewer: jessyriot, |
I received the finger pulseox today, just in time (I have to return the tuffsat tomo at my son's post-op checkup) I compared the sats several times & they're right on target with his several hundred dollar hospital issued monitor. My son is 7 months old, and I used his index, middle, and ring fingers (or just the middle while he was sleeping, but while he was up & wiggling all 3 worked best) & it worked for me. You have to finagle a bit because the sensor is not much smaller than their little fingers so it has to be in the right spot but it beats the heck out of a $300+ infant monitor! Plus it's easy and portable, no coban, tape or wrapping, no wires & it fits in your pocket! I have to say again that it's the kind that clips on your finger, so I definitely wouldn't use it for overnight or other long-term monitoring on an infant, but to check sats anytime/anywhere gives great peace of mind. My son has congenital heart disease, and just had his second heart surgery. He needs daily oxygen saturation and weight monitoring, so when I found out my insurance was no longer covering the pulseox I was sick to think I had to drop a few hundred $$ on a new monitor! I was so happy to find this much more cost-efficient (and way more convenient) one here! I did also use the sat on myself and my son's grandmother, and it works great and very quickly on adults, no finagling necessary! =p
Well I'm just so excited that I found this, I hope my review helps someone else! |
Pulse Ox Great
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| Review Date: August 17, 2010 |
| Reviewer: nikki, |
| This was a fantastic pulse oximeter. I like the fact that unlike others, you have to push the button to turn it on, so the batteries last longer. Since it was white, there was no mixing it up at the hospital with the other nurses. |
Pulse/Oximeter
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| Review Date: August 23, 2010 |
| Reviewer: G. R. Majcher, Pittsburgh, PA |
| I found the Pulseox 300c Pulse & Oximeter to be an excellent product. It gives you fast accurate readings for your pulse rate and oxygen level. After having heart surgery I had to keep a daily log of my pulse rate and oxygen level. This product made it a simple task. Just clip it on your finger tip and in less than a minute you have both reading displayed on an easy to read screen. Like most medical equipment it is a bit pricey. If you are in a situation where you need to measure your pulse and oxygen level daily, I'd recomend you consider this product. Pulseox 300c Pulse Oximeter, White |
MADE THE RIGHT CHOICE
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| Review Date: February 10, 2009 |
| Reviewer: D. Wright, NIAGARA FALLS |
| WORKED SUPER RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX. SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS. USES TWO AAA BATTERYS, WHICH IS A BIG DEAL SINCE MANY PRODUCTS USE SPECIAL COSTLY BATTERYS. |
finger pulse oximeter
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| Review Date: September 15, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Dafna Kristal, Tel Aviv Israel |
Product arrived ahead of time and exactly as described.
Thank you Very much
AAA+++ |
Finger Pulse Oximeter by Clinical Guard Review
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| Review Date: September 19, 2009 |
| Reviewer: BFD, |
| I purchased the Clinical Guard Finger Pulse Oximeter from Amazon and requested overnight delivery as my husband really needed it right away for use. I received the product the next day and it works great. It was a very reasonable price for the product and we use it every day. I could not be happier with the product and service. Thanks so much. |
God's Little Helper
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| Review Date: January 30, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Simply Frank, New York City |
| A great ccomfort for those with anxiety / asthma issues, who need to know that their blood oxygen level is OK. |
Pulse Oximeter
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| Review Date: January 30, 2010 |
| Reviewer: R. Kerestes, Phoenix, AZ |
| Response to order was quick. Received the pulse oximeter in a timely manner with no hassles. It works great. |
Excellent for the Price
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| Review Date: May 15, 2008 |
| Reviewer: coleRT, |
| 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. |
Finger Pulse Oximeter with Hard Shell Case
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| Review Date: July 9, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Brian P. Heron, New Jersey, USA |
| The actual unit works accurately. My only complaint so far is the case for it is too tight and slightly moves the batteries out of position. When the unit is removed from the case to be used, the batteries have to be repositioned or reset to make the unit work. Otherwise it works as advertised and seems to be very accurate. |
Oximeter - Good one
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| Review Date: November 30, 2008 |
| Reviewer: A. Vaidyanathan, VA |
I recently purchased the fingerpulse oximeter Octive Tech 300C.
I find this product to be very good. It uses two AAA batteries.
One thing you need to understand the difference between this oximeter and the ones you see in the hospitals is that - in hospitals it is a continuous monitoring type. Whereas this one is like a thermometer. You put it on your finger and press the button and you get the reading at that moment.
However it is a great tool and gives a lot of peace of mind - which ofcourse could only be understood by patients (with a history of O2 dropping) and their relatives/attendants. |
nice pulseOx great price
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| Review Date: February 16, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Craig Spector-howell, Palm Springs, CA |
| I am a Nurse that has been working with PulseOx for years. I recently had a little Pneumonia and wanted to follow my recovery, O2 sat is as important as blood pressure, temperature, and heart rate. I purchased the Octive Tech 300c for that reason. It works great, it's quick the capture the pulse and provide the readings. It's small, and easy to use. The only thing about the device that I think could be improved is the led display. At least for my eyes, it takes a second to read it, and if it moves I cant' read the display. Over all it's a great machine and for the price. . . can't go wrong with the Octive Tech 300c. |
As Advertised
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| Review Date: March 26, 2009 |
| Reviewer: ShempDS, Philadelphia, Pa. |
| I was recently diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis and wanted the oximeter for my own piece of mind. The 300c is affordable and easy to carry with me where ever I go. I now know when to take it easy and when to increase my oxygen intake. I took the oximeter with me to the pulmonologist and tested it with the doctor's office model and it was right on. |
Works Great!
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| Review Date: February 19, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Jeff Cadman, Scenery Hill, PA USA |
| After being hospitalized, when my mother-in-law returned home her doctor had ordered low flow oxygen for her 24/7. She balked at having to sleep with the canula and decided she 'didn't need the O2 over night'. After the pusle/ox arrived and she saw the readings the next few mornings she decided that sleeping with the O2 was not so bad after all. The unit works just fine. I like the auto turn-off feature. Took it to her last doctor's appointment the the readings were identical to the med staff's meter. |
pulse oximeter
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| Review Date: March 24, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Marilyn Zwernemann, ridgefield park, nj United States |
| . i love my pulse oximeter..it's small enough to fit in my pocket at work and it works fast...the oximeter does not work well if the finger is cool/cold...it is covered in a plastic cover so it stays clean...and it comes in it's own case...I don't use the lanyard or wrist band but my nurse's pocket is big enough for it...many people have asked me where I got it and how much it cost...the price was right...so far so good |
great bargin
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| Review Date: October 11, 2008 |
| Reviewer: angel83338, twin falls, id |
| We were very please with the pulseoximeter. the price of others with medical attached to it are very very expensive. This one was a great bargain for the price. We will order from this company againFinger Pulse Oximeter Octive Tech 300C with Easy-Carry Soft Case |
Pleased with product
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| Review Date: November 5, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Royce L. Reed, Campbell, CA USA |
| Have used product for a month now. Seems to be accurate and dependable. I still plan on comparison testing with oxygen saturation readings in the doctors office. |
worth the price
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| Review Date: November 20, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Sydney Ellen Wade, Santa Fe, NM United States |
I got this to be able to check oxygen saturation of my 90 yr old mother. The price was much better than the $350 her oncologist told me I'd have to spend at REI (where he recommended that I go). I have checked the accuracy at her doctor's office and the oxygen therapist's and it is within 1 percentage point of theirs. It gives my mother and me a great feeling of comfort that we can follow her O2 status more often than the once per week that she was previously being tested. It's made a big difference in her treatment. Delivery and telephone assistance were top notch.
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lifesaver
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| Review Date: February 4, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Madrigraal, Ormond Beach |
| Great product. Easy to use and apparently quite accurate. The price is right and ordering through Amazon was a dream. quick and easy |
life'many wonders
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| Review Date: February 14, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Vito Borrello, |
| great little gaget; keeps me informed of my heart rate and oxgyen level allowing me to reach limits I once thought inpossible. |
A family oximeter!!
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| Review Date: March 12, 2009 |
| Reviewer: J. Fortin, |
| This product is amazing, work very well, and is very good for young child too. Fast response and easy to use. Bring oximeter everywhere you want!! |
bar pulse oximeter
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| Review Date: April 12, 2009 |
| Reviewer: stanislaus, New York |
| Prints out in bar format which is slightly, but only slightly, harder to read than numbers printed out in full; oximiter appears to be fairly accurate. Inexpensive wasy of being able to quickly check your oxygen level and pulse rate. |
oximeter
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| Review Date: May 18, 2009 |
| Reviewer: James G. Labelle, |
| This meter is an accurate and reliable unit. An outstanding value. My healthcare professional was amazed by the low cost and accuracy. |
Exactly what the Dr ordered
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| Review Date: November 1, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Dieter H. Kuchta, Tenino, WA USA |
| This oximeter does exactly what it claims to do. I even took it to a doctor appointment for my dad and it matched the in-office oximeter almost exactly. |
almost perfect
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| Review Date: November 16, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Christine A. Keyworth, Orange Park, Fl, USA |
| The readings for heart rate and oxygen saturation are designed to be read by someone other than the user. Therefore the readings are upside down to the person trying to check his/her own readings, for instance when using a treadmill or eliptical trainer. Many other oximeters can be reversed so that the user can see the readings correctly. So far I have not found this possible with this particular oximeter. Otherwise it is convenient, light weight, and non obtrusive. Very convenient and effective. |
Very useful device at reasonable cost
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| Review Date: March 23, 2009 |
| Reviewer: mtpockets703, Alexandria, VA |
| I am on oxygen therapy and the Octive Tech 300C Oximeter lets me check my O2 level as often as I wish so I can adjust the O2 to keep me in the comfort range. I have checked it several times against doctor/hospital oximeters and it appears to be accurate. And the cost was a fraction of the one my doctor uses. It is sometimes slow to respond, which is why I gave it 4 stars. |
pulse oximeter
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| Review Date: April 17, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Michael C. Stokes, |
| Product arrived expeditiously. Product performs as advertised. Has allowed me to better monitor my wife's blood oxygen status when in doubt. Would make the purchase again. Find that the price for the item was very good. |
good coustomer service
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| Review Date: April 25, 2009 |
| Reviewer: M. S. Duncan, |
| I had a question about my oximeter. I e-mailed the seller and I received a very informative reply. Also I recieved my oximeter sooner then expected. Good job |
I would recommend this product.
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| Review Date: May 4, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Gilbert M. Tanap, Ca,usa |
| This product is adequate for on the field use. Sometimes it's a little touchy and does not register a reading right away. But the reading it gives is trustworthy. |
Good value for the money
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| Review Date: June 5, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Jimip, Oakland, CA |
| I checked the calibration of this unit against my doctors expensive equipment and it was on the mark. |
Very handy item
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| Review Date: June 7, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Yellow Rose, Portland, OR USA |
| The meter is easy to use and easy to read. Has been very useful in keeping track of heart rate for a person with Atrial Fibrilation. We received our order very promtly. |
good choice
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| Review Date: September 12, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Bluewater, Eastern USA |
| This pulse ox is a good choice for home and hospital use. The price here is less expensive than others that can be purchased locally and with the free shipping, it was delivered in less than a week. It's very accurate and has been compared to those pulse oximeters that are used in the hospital. Overall, it's a good buy. |
finger pulse-ox
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| Review Date: September 15, 2009 |
| Reviewer: J. Jackman, Montana USA |
| Works well. Readings are close to or equal with the pulse-ox at the hospital. |
Great gadget
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| Review Date: September 24, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Mary B. Jones, |
| I sue this pulse ox at the hospital and at home everyday. Small, portable and great thing is that it runs on just AAA batteries (rather than those button batteries). Works as well as the mid portable machines at work that I have seen. Great price and good for even just monitoring heart rate.I have only owned it or a month, which is why I have limited my rating to a 4 star |
I have not used it much, but
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| Review Date: September 29, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Plazitk, Georgia |
Seems to work well. I have not used it much, but it does not appear that it likes motion while it is trying to read the pulse.
Red digits are easy to read but are upside down if you are trying to test yourself. |
easy to use.
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| Review Date: November 10, 2009 |
| Reviewer: R. Vieira, Houston/ Sao Paulo-Brasil |
| If you have a pulmonary patology, i recomend this finger pulse, easy to use and help to treatment. |
Excellent quality, accurate oximeter
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| Review Date: February 6, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Dez, Stanwood, WA |
| This product shipped super fast. Checked it against my Doctors "Hospital grade" Oximeter worth hundreds more, same readings exactly. (Compared for 2-3 minutes) Would be five stars, but gave it four because it sometimes has to re-boot during a reading, and can take several seconds to do so. Comes with a clear rubber protective jacket, and a little Camera style travel case. Had it about two months now. I'm very satisfied so far. |
Finger Pulse/oximeter
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| Review Date: February 7, 2010 |
| Reviewer: mamacook52, Idaho, USA |
| Great. We needed for our daughter who was on oxygen for a few days. Thanks. We received it quickly. |
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