Beurer PO 35 Pulse Oximeter Blood Oxygen Satuaration SpO2 Heart Rate And Arterial Oxygen – White

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Beurer PO 35 Pulse Oximeter Blood Oxygen Satuaration SpO2 Heart Rate And Arterial Oxygen – White

• HEALTH AT HOME: Check your arterial oxygen saturation (SpO2), your heart rate (pulse) and your perfusion index (PI) any time, any where – Clinically validated accuracy for home use
• MEDICAL DEVICE: Particularly suitable for those with heart failure, COPD and bronchial asthma. Also suitable for use during high-altitude exercise
• DISPLAY: The easy-to-read colour display has 4 Available views and 2 graphical displays and adjustable brightness
• HEALTH MONITORING: Displays your oxygen saturation (SpO2), pulse rate (prbpm), pulse column and pulse waveform
• BATTERY OPERATED: Ideal for taking with you anywhere, the Po35 shows you a low battery indicator and comes with a belt strap and pouch

Beurer PO 35 Pulse Oximeter Blood Oxygen Satuaration SpO2 Heart Rate And Arterial Oxygen

If you have ever suffered heart failure, COPD or bronchial asthma, your health can be a daily concern. The Beurer pulse oximeter is a simple and effective way of measuring your arterial oxygen saturation (SpO2), and heart rate (pulse). With these measurements reliably displayed to you in a simple format, you can find peace of mind your respiratory health is in good shape.

Easy and pain-free measurement

Thanks to modern measuring technology, your pulse oximetry and oxygen saturation levels can be taken from the tip of your finger without a blood sample. Light beams of varying wavelengths are used to determine your results.

The oxygen content of the body

The human body requires approx. 400L Oxygen (O2) to keep the body’s cells alive and functional. Oxygen saturation indicates the percentage of haemoglobin in arterial blood that is loaded with oxygen. It is therefore an important parameter for assessing the respiratory function.

Easy to read colour display

The PO35 pulse oximeter measures your arterial oxygen saturation (SpO2) and heart rate (pulse), and displays it simply on a colour display with 4 viewing options.

Can be used in high altitude sports

The use of a pulse oximeter is also useful in situations where the oxygen content of the ambient air is reduced e.g. in alpine sports or climbing expeditions. Here, the reduced oxygen saturation can lead to health risks if not monitored.