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Choosing the right SpO2 Sensor

Learn more about which pulse oximeter SpO2 sensor is right for you.

Our digital pulse oximeters are designed to provide accurate and reliable readings of your blood oxygen saturation (SpO2), pulse rate. and perfusion index; standing out for their precision, ease of use, and durability. The sensors that accompany our pulse oximeters are tailored to different user needs, ensuring optimal performance whether you are a healthcare professional or at-home user.

CMI Health offers five different types of SpO2 sensors to cater to all ages and groups. Here is a helpful guide to help you decide which SpO2 sensor is best suited for your unique needs:

  1. Adult Finger Clip Sensor #09: Ideal for general use in adults, providing accurate readings for spot-checking when necessary.
  2. Adult Soft Rubber Sensor #84: Ideal for general use in adults, providing accurate readings with minimal discomfort during continuous monitoring.
  3. Pediatric Finger Clip Sensor #15: Specially designed for children, ensuring a snug fit and reliable measurements for spot-checking when necessary. *Children must be between 33 lbs to 88 lbs and 18 months or older.
  4. Pediatric Silicone Sensor #75: Specially designed for children, ensuring comfort for longer periods of monitoring. *Children must be between 33 lbs to 88 lbs and 18 months or older.
  5. Infant Foot Wrap Sensor #72: Tailored for infants, this sensor ensures precise readings while being gentle on delicate skin. *Infants must be under 25 lbs and under 18 months old.

By choosing the right sensor for your needs, you can maximize the accuracy and comfort of your pulse oximeter readings. Whether you're monitoring a chronic condition, ensuring safe levels of oxygen during physical activity, or caring for a loved one, our range of sensors ensures that you get the most out of your pulse oximeter.

Pulse oximeters can be essential tools for respiratory or cardiovascular conditions, during sleep studies, post-surgical recovery, during exercise, and in home health care for chronic illnesses. For more detailed information, see "Should You Purchase a Pulse Oximeter?" This resource can help you understand the benefits and applications of pulse oximeters, guiding you through the process of selecting the right device for your needs.

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Pediatric Sensors

Click to learn more about our infant sensor with user-friendly quick guides.