Discussions
Discussions
Do you own a pulse oximeter?
Pulse oximeters are a small piece of plastic equipment that you place on your finger to check your oxygen levels. They are a noninvasive, reasonably priced and easy to use tool to use. The article below reviews the top rated pulse oximeters with the price points.https://fortune.com/recommends/health/best-pulse-oximeters/
Replies
I have a couple oximeters along with a few other devices to help me monitor my COPD/Bronchiectasis
I have a couple oximeters along with a few other devices to help me monitor my COPD/Bronchiectasis
I have a couple oximeters along with a few other devices to help me monitor my COPD/Bronchiectasis
I have a couple oximeters along with a few other devices to help me monitor my COPD/Bronchiectasis
I have a couple oximeters along with a few other devices to help me monitor my COPD/Bronchiectasis
I have a couple oximeters along with a few other devices to help me monitor my COPD/Bronchiectasis
I have a couple oximeters along with a few other devices to help me monitor my COPD/Bronchiectasis
I have a couple oximeters along with a few other devices to help me monitor my COPD/Bronchiectasis
das23,
Glad to read that you have several pulse oximeters. I posted the article with the list of the top oximeters since many poorly designed pulse oximeters were advertised during the pandemic. Some of these oximeters were giving incorrect oxygen numbers leading to a delay in seeking treatment.
Comments
The two models I own are Medline and ChoiceMMed.
My oxygen saturation is 196.
When I combine the results wearing them both at the same time.
Comments
Das,
Yes, Airway clearance keeps us out of trouble:)
Laff4ever,
Thank you for the morning chuckle!
You are going to confuse people with your numbers, lol.
Yes - I own two. I keep one at home and one in my work backpack.
Lorem,
It is great to be equipped with a tool that may help us to identify what is going on in our bodies when we are not feeling well.
They are definitely a great tool. I always suggest people bring them with to their provider visit just to see how it compares to the office equipment. Sometime they can vary in reading but you can always look for trends.
They are definitely a great tool. I always suggest people bring them with to their provider visit just to see how it compares to the office equipment. Sometime they can vary in reading but you can always look for trends.
They are definitely a great tool. I always suggest people bring them with to their provider visit just to see how it compares to the office equipment. Sometime they can vary in reading but you can always look for trends.
They are definitely a great tool. I always suggest people bring them with to their provider visit just to see how it compares to the office equipment. Sometime they can vary in reading but you can always look for trends.
They are definitely a great tool. I always suggest people bring them with to their provider visit just to see how it compares to the office equipment. Sometime they can vary in reading but you can always look for trends.
They are definitely a great tool. I always suggest people bring them with to their provider visit just to see how it compares to the office equipment. Sometime they can vary in reading but you can always look for trends.
They are definitely a great tool. I always suggest people bring them with to their provider visit just to see how it compares to the office equipment. Sometime they can vary in reading but you can always look for trends.
They are definitely a great tool. I always suggest people bring them with to their provider visit just to see how it compares to the office equipment. Sometime they can vary in reading but you can always look for trends.
i have 3 pulse oximeters
It is not our intention to serve as a substitute for medical advice and any content posted should not be used for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. We make every effort to support our members, our medical professionals cannot and will not provide a diagnosis or suggest a specific medication; those decisions should be left to your personal medical team. While we encourage individuals to share their personal experiences with COPD, please consult a physician before making changes to your own COPD management plan.
Community posts are monitored by the 360social Community Manager, as well as staff respiratory therapists, educators, and other medical professionals.