OLED Finger Pulse Oximeter, O2 Meter, Dual Color White/Black

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  • 【FAST & ACCURATE READINGS】Quickly measure blood oxygen saturation (SpO2), pulse rate, and pulse strength in seconds. Features 4 display directions, 6 display modes, and 10 adjustable brightness levels for clear, easy-to-read results.
  • 【BRIGHT OLED DISPLAY】Large dual-color OLED screen displays SpO2, pulse rate, pulse bar graph, and battery status with exceptional clarity. Adjustable brightness helps ensure comfortable viewing in different lighting conditions.
  • 【COMPACT, LIGHTWEIGHT & PORTABLE】Designed for everyday carry, this lightweight fingertip pulse oximeter fits a wide range of finger sizes and easily slips into a pocket, backpack, gym bag, or flight bag.
  • 【READY TO USE RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX】Includes 2 AAA batteries, carrying case, detachable lanyard, and user manual so you can start checking oxygen saturation levels immediately without additional accessories.
  • 【IDEAL FOR SPORTS & AVIATION USE】Perfect for climbers, hikers, cyclists, runners, skiers, pilots, and fitness enthusiasts who want to quickly spot-check oxygen saturation and pulse rate while on the go. Not intended for medical use.
Model NameMD300CN340 Black
Unit Count1 Count
Manufacturermibest
UPC846841019258
Included ComponentsFingetip Pulse Oximeter, Neck Lanyard, Carrying Case, 2xAAA Batteries, Instruction Manual
Item Weight2.89 ounces
Model NumberMD300CN340
Part NumberMD300CN340 Black
Measurement Accuracy+/-2%
Measuring Range0% to 100%
Number of Batteries2 AAA batteries required. (included)
Battery Life40 hours
ColorBlack
Item Dimensions L x W x H2.5"L x 1.2"W x 1.15"H
Num Batteries2 AAA batteries required. (included)
Mibest fingertip pulse oximeter with OLED display
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  1. Accurate pulse oximeter provides fast blood oxygen and pulse rate readings within seconds

    Easy-to-Read

    OLED Display Large bright numbers for quick viewing day or night

  2. Portable fingertip oxygen monitor lightweight compact design for home and travel use

    Fast Results

    Get SpO2 and pulse readings in as little as 8 seconds

  3. Pulse ox monitor for athletes runners hikers cyclists and fitness enthusiasts

    4-Way Display

    View readings from multiple directions for added convenience

  4. pulse oximeter

    Portable Design

    Compact size fits easily into pockets, backpacks, and gym bags

  5. fingertip pulse oximeter

    Ready to Use

    Includes batteries, carrying case, lanyard, and user manual

  6. pulse rate monitor

    Auto Power

    Off Helps extend battery life when not in use

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  1. athletes/runners

    Insert Finger

  2. oxygen monitor

    Press Power Button

  3. blood oxygen monitor

    Wait For Reading

  4. oxygen level monitor

    View SpO2 & Pulse Rate

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Perfect For Active Lifestyles

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Hiking

Spot-check oxygen levels at higher elevations

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Cycling

Monitor oxygen saturation during endurance activities

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Aviation

Ideal for pilots and aviation enthusiasts

home monitoring

Fitness & Sports

Great for athletes and active individuals

Everything You Need Included

Ready to use right out of the box. No additional accessories required.

OLED display dual color display accurate readings fast measurement portable design
  • What is the normal range of SpO2?

    The normal range for SpO2 is typically considered from 95% to 99%. The SpO2 measurement may be lower for people who live at high altitudes. Your doctor will be in the best position to advice where your readings should be.

  • What kind of conditions may cause an inaccurate reading?

    Cold hands, poor circulation, very weak pulse, movement, fingernail polish and acrylic nails may cause inaccurate results.

  • The SpO2 is not changing, is it stuck?

    SpO2 does not change like pulse rate. It is slow to change.

  • What is the normal range for pulse rate?

    The normal resting range for pulse rate is typically considered from 60-100 beats per minute. Ask your health professional this question as it pertains to you.

  • Why are the springs in the battery compartment on the same side?

    Make sure to follow the plus/minus signs engraved on the battery casing and not follow the direction of the springs.

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