PulseGuard Pro 4 in 1: respiratory frequency-oxygen saturation-pulse rate – perfusion index accuracy of home pulse oximeter
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Recent research has highlighted the consequences of neglecting oxygen monitoring, particularly in pulse, perfusion index, and respiratory frequency. Failure to monitor these vital signs can lead to undetected respiratory issues, compromised perfusion, and delayed intervention in emergencies. Additionally, individuals suffering from these problems who fail to consistently monitor with high-quality, reliable oximeters may experience even more severe consequences. Regular monitoring of oxygen levels with trustworthy oximeters is essential for maintaining optimal health and well-being
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If you fall into any of these categories, chances are you could highly benefit from PulseGuardPro.
1. Chronic Respiratory Condition Patient: A retired individual managing a chronic respiratory condition like COPD or asthma, previously diagnosed with COVID or cardiovascular problems, needs to regularly monitor oxygen levels and respiratory rate to manage their condition and prevent complications.
Example: Our client, Emily, a retired engineer with COPD, uses our finger pulse oximeter daily to monitor her oxygen saturation, which should stay above 90%, her heart rate, which should be between 60-90 BPM, and her respiratory frequency, which should be within her normal range of 12-20 breaths per minute.
2. Fitness Enthusiast or High-Altitude Hiker: Someone who enjoys fitness activities or explores high-altitude environments, 1- heart rate stay within safe ranges during activity.
Example: John, a fitness enthusiast, uses a finger pulse oximeter while running to ensure his oxygen saturation remains above 95%, his heart rate stays within his target range of 120-150 BPM, and his respiratory frequency is normal.
Liam C. Smith, MD, pulmonologist
” I understand the critical importance of reliable oxygen saturation monitoring. After extensive testing on many clients and comparing them to other brands, I confidently recommend the PulseGuard Pro oximeter. Unlike generic alternatives, FingerPulsePro specializes exclusively in finger pulse oximeters, ensuring accuracy and quality. Their commitment to innovation and precision guarantees reliable readings every time, backed by my professional endorsement. And for those seeking advanced functionality, the FingerPulsePro’s premium version offers 4-in-1 capabilities. It includes (SpO2) Oxygen Saturation Measurement Range, (PR) BPM Measurement Range, (PI) Measurement Range, and (RR) Respiratory Frequency monitoring. I usually recommend it because it is the most accurate tool plus it is very easy to use, you wont need my help, so far, only positive feedbacks ”
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K***n (Verified buyer) –
It is easy to use and it works perfectly, it is the best one so far, i have tried 4 brands before! Everyone should have one!
W***d (Verified buyer) –
Really a great device that measures accurately and I advise everyone to buy it
T***c (Verified buyer) –
My parents started feeling ill a few weeks ago and got screened for Coronavirus on December 10th. Both were positive. My dad, who is nearly 70 had already shaken the flu-like symptoms and broke his fever but, was very tired. My mom, in her mid-60s, wasn’t showing any signs of progress. Her stamina was nonexistent and a trip to the kitchen and back to the bed completely zapped her. I ordered two of these pulse oximeters and had them delivered to them 8 hours away. My order was filled, shipped, and delivered VERY quickly. In fact, I believe they were 2 days earlier than the estimate. They were so easy to set up that they didn’t even have to call me. The display is bright enough and large enough that my mom didn’t have to put in her contacts to read them. As for the accuracy, they must be pretty close. My mom’s O2 was ~82 so I made her call her doctor. She was instructed to go to the E.R. where she received supplemental O2 and observation for 4 days. She came home on Dec. 23rd and I can’t describe how thankful I am. If you’re considering purchasing an oximeter, do it now! Don’t wait until you’ve got nothing left to fight with.
W***d (Verified buyer) –
This works better than the ones supplied by the hospital. I’ve dropped it probably 100 times & it still functions perfectly. iam buying second one to use when iam outside