Pulse oximeters

Medical pulse oximeters – precise control of saturation and heart rate

 

A pulse oximeter is a compact diagnostic device used to quickly measure blood oxygenation levels and heart rate. Thanks to its non-invasive measurement method, these devices have become standard equipment in physicians' offices, hospital wards, care facilities, and emergency medical services.

Monitoring blood oxygen saturation allows for ongoing assessment of a patient's respiratory function and supports the health status of individuals requiring regular monitoring of vital signs. Modern pulse oximeters provide quick readings, high measurement accuracy, and ease of use, which translates into improved work comfort for medical personnel.

 

We offer professional medical pulse oximeters designed for clinical and diagnostic use. These devices are distinguished by their reliable operation, clear display, and the ability to quickly monitor key patient parameters in both outpatient and inpatient settings.

 


 

Frequently asked questions about pulse oximeters

 

What does a pulse oximeter measure?

 

The pulse oximeter measures blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and heart rate. Results are presented in real time on the device's display.

 

 

How is the measurement performed?

 

Most often, the device is worn on the patient's finger. The sensor uses light to determine the level of oxygen saturation in hemoglobin without the need for a blood sample.

 

 

Who uses pulse oximeters most often?

 

Pulse oximeters are used by doctors, nurses, paramedics and staff of facilities monitoring the condition of patients requiring monitoring of respiratory and circulatory parameters.

 

 

Is pulse oximeter measurement safe?

 

Yes. The test is completely painless, non-invasive, and can be repeated multiple times without any risk to the patient.

 

 

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