SpO2
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Critical Care Specialists, Inc.
Hospital & Physician Office Customers*:
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502-905-8989
* We serve customers in Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and So. Indiana
The PM50 from Mindray Medical is compact and light for carrying and handling. It offers automatic standby, power-off and record management. Stores
up to 100 patient IDs and 200 patient records. Data transfer to PC for storage or printing. Convenient AA size alkaline batteries. Suitable for adult, pediatric and neonatal patients
from Mindray Medical
parent company of
Datascope Patient Monitoring products.
The PM60 from Mindray Medical offers high resolution 2.4” color LCD display and two selectable working modes: spot check and continuous monitoring. Also, standard features include adjustable audible and visual alarms, data transfer and storage to PC for reviewing or printing via infrared technology. Batteries support up to 36 hours of continuous operation. Protective cover and carrying case, perfect for portable monitoring needs, is included. Choose AA battery operation or rechargeable Li-ion battery.
$300
add $38 for optional data transfer cable and PC software
$550 for AA battery model
$628 for rechargeable Li-ion model
C5 and C21
Affordability & reliability in spot-check pulse
oximeters from Oximeter Plus! Both adult (c21) &
pediatric (c5) sizes are available. Six views and a
waveform. True color OLED display. Uses 2 AAA
batteries. 2 year limited warranty.
300i Hand Held Unit
Convenient clinic operation. True color OLED
display. Stores information for up to ten patients
and 72-hours. Not For Continuous Use. Spot-Check
Only. 2 year limited warranty.
$99
C13
Display SpO2, Pulse Rate, and Pulse bar
Low power consumption, automatic power off
Approximately 30 hour normal operation.
Uses 2 AAA batteries. 2 year limited warranty.
$75
$180
The sale of pulse oximeters is restricted to medical professionals or with a perscription from your physician.
Pilots & athletes - call us about non-prescription oximeters!
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