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According to the Mayo Clinic, a normal pulse oximeter oxygen level reading is between 95% and 100%, and anything less than 90% is considered dangerously low, or hypoxic. Some doctors have reported COVID-19 patients entering the hospital with oxygen levels at 50% or below. FingerTip Pulse Oximeter
According to the Mayo Clinic, a normal pulse oximeter oxygen level reading is between 95% and 100%, and anything less than 90% is considered dangerously low, or hypoxic. Some doctors have reported COVID-19 patients entering the hospital with oxygen levels at 50% or below. FingerTip Pulse Oximeter

MedSource MS-74001 FingerTip Pulse Oximeter ~Black

MS-MS-74001

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Affordability in a fingertip Pulse Oximeter. This unit features a single directional LED display that includes a pulse rate monitor, an SP02 monitor and a pleth bar. The automatic switch-off feature preserves battery life.

  • Simple & convenient operation
  • Sp02%, PR are displayed on screen
  • Light, compact (50g including two AAA batteries)
  • Low power consumption
  • Indication of low power consumption
  • Two display modes
  • Hand and Finger not included

4-3-2020 update>>>>

***According to the Mayo Clinic, a normal pulse oximeter oxygen level reading is between 95% and 100%, and anything less than 90% is considered dangerously low, or hypoxic. Some doctors have reported COVID-19 patients entering the hospital with oxygen levels at 50% or below.

Although many doctors report that patients with COVID-19 are presenting with dangerously low blood oxygen levels, COVID-19 isn't the only disease that can cause such a problem. Chronic lung diseases, like COPD, asthma and other non-COVID-19 lung infections can also result in a low oxygen count.