Innovo’s iP900AP pulse oximeter is available in two models, both of which made our list. This model is a worthy fingertip option — and according to Innovo, it consistently beats other pulse ...

You may have seen a pulse oximeter clipped to a patient's finger in a doctor's office or hospital. Much like how a thermometer reads your temperature, a pulse oximeter detects how much oxygen is ...

Pulse oximeters are electronic devices that clamp onto a patient’s finger to estimate their blood oxygen levels and pulse rate. Prescription and over-the-counter versions of these devices became ...

Hundreds of thousands of people trust Onyx, the first self-contained digital fingertip pulse oximeter. Incorporating the electronics and sensor into one unit – the easy-to-use Onyx provides a ...

Commonly used types of fingertip pulse oximeters were not consistent in their performance, with more frequent issues when tested in participants with darker skin tones, and sometimes fell short of ...

One of the most indispensable devices of the coronavirus pandemic is the pulse oximeter, which clips onto a person’s finger, shines out a light and reports back a blood oxygen percentage.

If the idea of clipping an oximeter to your finger seems unappealing, the Garmin D2 Air Smartwatch might be a pulse oximeter to consider. This smartwatch allows you to keep up with airport weather ...

A pulse oximeter works by using a beam of light to detect oxygen carried in red blood cells after being attached to the tip of the finger or ear. It provides a reading of the oxygen saturation ...