Smart technology for busy caregivers.
Faced with rising acuity rates, as well as higher nurse-patient ratios, caregivers are increasingly using pulse oximetry to monitor SpO2 and detect respiratory problems early.1
Why? It is:
- Noninvasive
- The most convenient way to monitor SpO2 on an ongoing basis.1
Explore pulse oximeters and probes for all settings
For respiratory conditions, blood oxygen saturation—either for a single moment or over time—is one of the most critical data elements. Find pulse oximeters for all situations.
Finger Pulse Oximeters
Small and lightweight. Suitable for wide range of finger sizes.
Handheld Pulse Oximeters
Convenient one-hand operation. Bright LED color display for light or dark settings.
Disposable or Reusable Probes
Have legacy oximeters or monitors? We’ve got you covered.
Which Medline fingertip pulse oximeter monitor is right for you?
The following chart is designed to help you choose the best fingertip pulse oximeter that fits your needs.
Clinicians Patients/home use Patients/home use where data exchange is needed Clinicians (pediatric use) Home use, including sports Clinicians, particularly post-acute care Yes No No Yes No Yes 7-direction N/A 7-direction 6-direction 6-direction 1-direction OLED LED OLED OLED OLED OLED E0445 Pending N/A E0445 E0445 Pending No Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No 2 AAA batteries (included) 2 AAA batteries (included) 2 AAA batteries (included) 2 AAA batteries (included) 2 AAA batteries (included) 2 AAA batteries (included) Most popular Medline option Most cost-effective option Connects through Medline Health App (no subscription required) to record readings and exchange data Child-friendly frog design, includes impact-resistant silicone case For active people who want to track heart rate and SpO2%, includes impact-resistant silicone case Includes brightness setting and alarm
Designed For
Prescription required?
No. Viewing Modes
Display Type
HPSCP
Carrying Case
Lanyard
Power
Other