Vandelay Pulse Oximeter was developed for high accuracy and simple usage for both doctors and non-medical use. Equipped with heart rate pulse & SpO2 measurement, this product is useful for monitoring the oxygen concentration in blood and the health of patients during respiratory diseases.
The Pulse Oximeter is a portable, convenient, non-invasive device, used to monitor arterial hemoglobin oxygen saturation (SPO2) and pulse rate. The personal application are adult (weight: >30kg) and pediatric (weight: 20-30kg). Index, middle, and ring fingers are suitable for this device.
Uses: It is used to measure oxygen levels.
Product Specifications and Features:
Accurate and Reliable - Accurately determines your SpO2 (blood oxygen saturation levels), pulse rate, pulse strength and perfusion index in 10 seconds and displays it conveniently on a large digital LED-backlit display
Lightweight and Portable - Vandelay oxygen saturation monitor is very light and small in size, low power consumption and convenient in carrying. Also, it comes with a detachable lanyard that can measure your oxygen saturation anywhere
Accommodates Wide Range of Finger Sizes - The finger chamber is built with medical-grade hypoallergenic silicon and a SMART Spring System. Works for ages 12 and above
Convenient - One button operation and shuts down automatically without operation in 8 seconds. The fingertip clip uses silica gel material which is soft and easy to apply. Oxygen meter comes with a lanyard, bring to the gym, office, or on vacation
Warranty - It is backed by a 1-year warranty
FDA and CE - This Oximeter has been evaluated by the FDA – 510(k) and CE (TUV) and approved for sale in the USA and EU
SpO2 Range: 70% - 100%
SpO2 Resolution: ±1%
Accuracy: ±2%
Pulse Rate Range: 30-240bpm
Pulse Rate Resolution: ±1bpm
Directions For Use: Use as directed.
Safety Information:
Read the label carefully before use
Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight
Keep out of reach of the children
The finger should be placed properly, or else it may give inaccurate readings
Excessive ambient light may affect the measuring result. Although the device has a soft rubber that shields it from light, it may not be able to avoid bright light shining directly on the device
The strenuous activity of the subject may affect accuracy
Putting on the probe on a finger with nail polish or any pigment on the finger can interfere with pulse oximetry readings as the colour can absorb the emitted light, making it unable to detect oxygenated hemoglobin
Patient Movement can cause inaccurate readings as the probe easily dislodges. With this, if the patient is shivering or fussy, you may hold the hand steady or wait until the shaking has dispersed before resuming the test
