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Professional Handheld Pulse Oximeter – Real-Time SpO₂ & Heart Rate Monitoring

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Professional Handheld Pulse Oximeter – Real-Time SpO₂ & Heart Rate Monitoring

Rs. 26,250

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Accurate Professional Handheld pulse oximeter that measures blood oxygen (SpO₂) and pulse rate in seconds.

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Care Bridge Medical · karachi
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About Professional Handheld Pulse Oximeter – Real-Time SpO₂ & Heart Rate Monitoring

This professional-grade handheld pulse oximeter gives accurate, real-time SpO₂ and pulse readings on a high-resolution display. It is lightweight and easy to use for hospitals, clinics and home healthcare. Key features • Professional handheld design • High-resolution display • Real-time SpO₂ and pulse rate • Separate probe for continuous monitoring Who is it for? Families monitoring oxygen at home, people with asthma, COPD or heart conditions, athletes and clinics. What's in the box • 1 × Pulse oximeter • Lanyard • User manual Order the Professional Handheld Pulse Oximeter from CareBridge Medical with Cash on Delivery anywhere in Pakistan. Specifications: - Brand: Professional - Model: Handheld - Measures: SpO₂ and pulse rate - Type: Handheld with probe Frequently asked questions: Q: Does it include a probe? A: Yes, handheld oximeters use a separate finger probe for continuous monitoring. Q: What is a normal oxygen (SpO₂) reading? A: For most healthy people SpO₂ is 95–100%. Readings below 92–94% or a sudden drop should be discussed with a doctor straight away; follow any target your doctor has set for chronic lung disease. Q: How do I get an accurate reading? A: Sit still, keep your hand warm and at heart level, remove nail polish, and wait until the reading stabilises (about 10 seconds). Q: Can it replace a hospital monitor? A: No. It is a useful home check, but it is not a diagnostic device – always seek medical advice for breathing problems. Q: What batteries does it use? A: Most fingertip oximeters use 2 × AAA batteries; check the product pack.

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