Pulse Oximeters

[Danny Boy]

Do you guys have any preferred brand of pulse oximeters which you'd recommend for field use?

[MIKE G]

Nonin, the finger tip model (onyx maybe). I have two, they are cheaper, lighter, and more efficient than the larger models.

[cslone]

Agreed, I loved our Nonin Onyx until we lost it.

[drsal]

[QUOTE=MIKE G;593027]Nonin, the finger tip model (onyx maybe). I have two, they are cheaper, lighter, and more efficient than the larger models.[/QUOTE

First time on your website; Great prices for invaluable equipment! Look for an order and referrals soon.

[MIKE G]

Drsal,

Thanks for the feedback, look forward to it.

Cslone,

They are definitely likely to walk off due to size. I trimmed the lanyard that comes with them so that I can cinch it down on the patients wrist or larks foot it into my bag.

I also mark mine obviously and in a secret spot should I need to recover one that "walks" off.

[Danny Boy]

Thanks all. Looks identical to the one from training. Couldn't remember what it was called though.

[Decon]

Masimo

[Cold Zero]

Smith Medical Int. Model 0473 $100.

So small and light you will not beleive. Comes with a lanyard.

[Gutshot John]

Nonin Onyx. My Dad used one for years small and efficient.

[lethal dose]

Nellcor puritan Bennett.