Pulse oximeter

We supply a wide range of fingertip, handheld, and pediatric pulse oximeters designed for hospitals, clinics, home care, and emergency response. All devices are easy to use, and offer accurate SpO₂ and pulse rate measurements in just seconds.

A pulse oximeter is a non-invasive medical device that measures the oxygen saturation level (SpO₂) in the blood and the heart rate (pulse). It’s widely used to monitor respiratory and cardiovascular conditions, helping detect hypoxemia (low blood oxygen) quickly.

Types of pulse oximeters include:

•Fingertip pulse oximeters (compact, for spot-checks)

•Handheld pulse oximeters (for continuous or clinical use)

•Wrist and tabletop models

•Pediatric/infant-specific models

Pulse oximeters work using light-emitting diodes (LEDs) that pass red and infrared light through a translucent part of the body—usually a fingertip or earlobe. A photodetector measures how much light is absorbed by oxygenated and deoxygenated hemoglobin.

The device then calculates and displays:

•SpO₂ level (percentage of oxygenated hemoglobin)

•Pulse rate (BPM)

Features of modern models may include:

•OLED/LED display with plethysmograph

•One-button operation

•Low battery indicator

•PI (Perfusion Index) reading

•Bluetooth or app connectivity

•Hospitals and emergency rooms

•Outpatient clinics and nursing homes

•Home monitoring for respiratory conditions (e.g., COPD, COVID-19, asthma)

•Ambulances and first aid kits

•Sports and high-altitude training

1.Nonin (USA) – Gold-standard for clinical-grade oximeters

2.Masimo (USA) – Advanced accuracy with Signal Extraction Technology (SET)

3.Contec (China) – Affordable, FDA/CE-certified with multiple model options

4.ChoiceMMed (China) – Popular for home and hospital use

5.Yuwell / Jumper / Berrcom – Economical, high-volume supply with OEM options