I wonder if there is such a thing as an oximeter that has an app that can record your readings. I hope I have explained what I mean .Appreciate any advice or peoples experiences.
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Hi, you might look into the modern Smart watches Teddy. My 5 year old Fitbit records heartbeat, steps, calories used, pulse and sleep . It has an App for phone and my Samsung tablet so I can look back at past weeks & months ...... these gadgets have come on leaps & bounds in last few years.
Thank you will have a look. My fitbit records pulse steps etc . But will see if there is another one that does more .
Ive a huwaii smrt watch that i got because it will give u 02 readings,on request+ bluetooth to app.it does as paige says too x
Sorry haven't got any suggestions but possibly might get some advise from the forumi can hardly work my phone so don't have a clue to to offer some suggestions
Hi - I have a Contec 24 hour recording oximeter/
There is a recording oximeter I am putting amazon link below. I record overnight,then transfer to laptop - You can then look at varying reports,I use the oximeter report - full detail.
This is what you get with the amazon one - I have not used it as I have a contec.
1x Beurer PO80 Pulse Oximeter
1 x carrying strap
1 x belt pouch
1 x USB cable
1 x software
1 x metal storage box
1 x rechargable lithium iron battery
1 x instruction manual,3 year guarante
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Link to 24 hour recording oximeter.
amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00...
There are also apps on amazon for smartphones. I myself prefer the solid oximeter.
I have a withings watch that has the app on my phone and tablet to see my pulse/O2/ sleep etc. I have a salter finger oxi meter that I check reads the same as the nurses or any health person I see when they use theirs on me. So far it's been spot on. One nurse said don't trust the watches 😆 mine is a couple of numbers away from the finger one.
Hi Teddy I have a fitbit inspire 3 which does o2 reading and stores it on my phone app without paying the premium amount monthly
Morning - I’m not sure - I would like to know too!
There is an app called Oximeter for the iPhone that uses the phones flash to read levels and it stores info too. Not sure how accurate it is - I use it occasionally but I have oximeters too.
Thank you everyone for advice and information. I currently use the finger oximeter . My thinking was if it was one that recorded the readings it would be easier to show the nurse etc.I appreciate everyone taking the time to reply.
I use Apple Watch 7 which will do blood O2 level on demand, most of the time it did give a similar result to the one attached to my finger though great difference in price! I wanted it for other issues too
I rarely use my Oximeter now after realising I was becoming paranoid. I found myself using it about 7 or 8 times a day to no useful purpose. The reading varied by only a few % . The same goes for a flow meter I had ..it became ‘ Peak flow’ contest. I’ve had COPD. ( emphysema ) 40 years now, I’m 86 and just accept my worsening condition. So far I’m not on O2 so I can’t speak for those who are and use these gadgets.
Yes loads - put "data recording oximeter" in Google.