Handheld Pulse Oximeters

Our pulse oximeters are the ultimate solution for real-time monitoring of blood oxygen levels (SpO2), pulse rate, and perfusion index (PI) with convenience and accuracy. Whether you’re at home or in a clinical setting, we guarantee advanced technology that ensures precise readings every time. 

Our pulse oximeters are the ultimate solution for real-time monitoring of blood oxygen levels (SpO2), pulse rate, and perfusion index (PI) with convenience and accuracy. Whether you’re at home or in a clinical setting, we guarantee advanced technology that ensures precise readings every time. 

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quick guide

Buying the right pulse oximeter and sensor for your needs

Better Health Management

Say hello to our digital pulse oximeter – your go-to for monitoring blood oxygen levels and pulse rate. Ideal for both healthcare professionals and home users, this handheld device is engineered for precision and convenience.

CMI Healths PC-66L Rechargeable Pulse Oximeter
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Our pulse oximeters are all about accuracy. Thanks to advanced sensor technology, you can trust the readings to be spot-on every time. No more second-guessing your oxygen levels or pulse rate – get the data you need to stay informed and proactive about your health.

Whether you’re an athlete or managing a chronic condition, our pulse oximeters fit seamlessly into your lifestyle. Healthcare professionals will find it an invaluable tool in their kit, while at-home users will appreciate the simplicity and accuracy. It’s versatile enough to handle routine health checks and more intensive monitoring, making it a great fit for everyone.

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FAQs

Find more support for our digital pulse oximeters here.

Our devices are manufactured under international standards, to be more specific, the Pulse Rate Accuracy is ±2bpm or ±2% (whichever is greater) and the SpO2 accuracy is not greater than 3% for SpO2 range from 70% to 100%

Pulse Oximeters are highly accurate when used according to best practices. 

The following variables below can impact oximeter accuracy:

  • Brightness of light
  • Probe or sensor placement
  • Pressure on the wrist
  • Nerve-blocking medications
  • Movement
  • Artificial nail accessories
  • Other health conditions

For more detailed information on each of these factors and how to mitigate inaccuracy in your oximeter readings - read our blog post on Factors That Affect Pulse Oximeter Readings.

Depending on your specific needs, we generally recommend the finger-clip sensors for spot-checking and the soft sensors for overnight or continuous usage.

  • Use a finger-clip sensor for quick, occasional checks and when portability or ease of use are priorities.
  • Choose a soft rubber or silicone sensor for continuous, long-term monitoring, especially when comfort and flexibility are essential.

The clip-on sensors are ideal for quick, intermittent checks of oxygen levels and pulse rate, such as during a doctor’s visit or a brief health assessment at home. They are simple to apply and remove and more robust and durable, makin g it convenient for users who need a straightforward, no-fuss option.

The soft sensors are comfortable for extended wear, such as overnight monitoring during sleep or continuous monitoring in a hospital setting. The soft and flexible material reduces discomfort, important for children and infants who need a gentle fit.

Though the sensor cable port may look similar to another brands’ device port, the program and hardware are different. CMI Health sensors are only compatible with our digital Pulse Oximeter series.

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