Blood Oxygen And Heart Rate Monitor From Beurer PO40

Blood Oxygen And Heart Rate Monitor From Beurer PO40

Specifications:

• Particularly suitable for people suffering from heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and bronchial asthma.
• Suitable for exercising at high altitudes
•  It comes with a built-in low battery indicator that provides automatic power off and a color display.
• Large, clear, colorful screen with (4) available viewing methods.
•  Small and lightweight for use at home and on the go, and easy to carry anywhere.
•  It measures the level of oxygen in the blood and the number of heartbeats.
• There is a black case to keep the device safe.
• Durable construction for extended life.
•  It detects irregular heartbeats and any other diseases that affect the heart rhythm.
• Measures blood oxygen content and monitors health.

Method of use:

• Turn on the device: Turn on the device by pressing the main button.
• Prepare the finger: Pack the finger well, making sure it is clean and dry. Preferably use the device on your middle finger or thumb.
• Install the device: Place the finger in the device and secure it securely between the top and bottom of the device.
• Waiting for the reading: Wait a few seconds for the device to measure your blood oxygen level. The reading can appear on the display after a few seconds.
• Reading the value: The blood oxygen reading will appear on the display. This is usually measured in percentages (%SpO2).
• Record the reading: Record the reading if required, especially if you are monitoring the health status of a specific person.
• Turning off the device: After finishing use, turn off the device to save and conserve battery.
• Cleaning the device: Use a clean cloth and disinfectant wipe to clean the device after each use.
• Store the device: Store the device in a clean, dry place out of the reach of children.

Warnings:

• Be sure to read the device's instructions for use to ensure accurate and safe readings.
• If you have any questions or concerns, talk to your doctor.