[2023] TRAN™ Pulse Oximeter, Supplied to NHS Services
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[2023] TRAN™ Pulse Oximeter, Supplied to NHS Services, CE Approved UK, Certified Medical Device, Oxygen Monitor Finger Adults, Pulse Oximeter, Additional TRAN Oxygen Guide, Batteries Included
| Brand: | Tran |
| Origin: | China |
I needed an oximeter to keep track of my oxygen levels after an asthma diagnosis. This works so well. Just turn on and place on your finger the reading comes up in seconds. Very accurate and gives great piece of mind.
I love this handy, reliable finger oxygen and blood pressure monitor as it’s so easy to carry around and as I have lung disease it makes me feel safer when I’m out and abou
The Oximiter looks and works well. It came with the detachable strap which I thought was useful. Minus one star because it took me 30 min and various tools to feed the strap though the device. The product arrived well packaged.
Purchased this oximeter for my mum who had pulmonary fibrosis and my dad who had copd so I could monitor their oxygen levels and heart rates. Very handy little equipment that doctors/hospitals also use. Gives you peace of mind at home in case your concerned about your health. Highly recommend. Very accurate and good value for money
We’ve really liked this. The alarm for low spO is loud enough to wake us up as we use this overnight (which is necessary for us but may not be what suits you). You can also adjust the display so you can find an option that suits you, whether a carer is checking it or you need the display oriented towards yourself. It is comfortable to wear, and would fit most fingers well. I find it a bit heavy but my partner has had no issues. It certainly isn’t too heavy to sleep with, but maybe if you’re out and about? The batteries last 2 weeks at least using it every night. Very pleased and would recommend.
I bought because I had covid and wanted to check my levels as felt tight in my chest.
Popped batteries in, pressed button, it turned on and started monitoring. I found it very simple.
I started at 89%, not good according to the supplied advice card, but didn’t feel I needed to call for professional help, so I continued monitoring and concentrated on breathing and over the next few hours my oxygen increased to steady 91%. Then next few days my oxygen levels increased step by step until they were consistently teetering around 99%.
I used it on my mum who also had covid at same time. She was feeling very ill but we were unsure whether to call for professional help. This device showed her oxygen levels were in the low 80s. The easy to read advice card supplied with the device advised to call for immediate help. We decided to take that advice and an ambulance arrived whose equipment confirmed the readings this device gave us and she was taken to hospital where they diagnosed a lung infection which needed treatment.
Our experience having covid was a bit of a rough ride and the brain fog part of it did not help us make clear decisions but this oximeter was a really useful tool in helping us deal with our journey and make sensible decisions, so I’d recommend it.
Anyway I somehow decided to buy this one and I am so pleased with this product, it is good quality, very sturdy, doesn’t feel cheap, does the job and easy to use. The reading is as accurate was it can be. However it does not come with batteries but I would highly recommend this product.