How Oximeter Works?

An oximeter is a device that measure the amount of oxygen in your blood. They’re non-invasive, which means they don’t require a blood sample, and they’re easy to use. Oximeters are painless, accurate, and quick.

There are two types of oximeters: fingertip and handheld. Fingertip oximeters are the most common type. They’re small, lightweight, and portable. Handheld oximeters are larger and more expensive, but they offer more features, like the ability to store data.

Oximeters work by shining a light through your skin and measuring how much oxygen is in your blood. The amount of oxygen in your blood is a good indicator of your overall health.

If you have a medical condition that affects your breathing, like asthma or COPD, an oximeter can help you track your oxygen levels and make sure they stay stable.

Oximeters are also useful for people who exercise regularly. Oxygen levels can drop during strenuous activity, so using an oximeter can help you monitor your body and make sure you’re getting enough oxygen.

Whether you have a medical condition or you’re just interested in staying healthy, an oximeter is a valuable tool that can be bought on our store, the O2 ring.

This is general information article only. If you have medical condition please seek help from your GP