Heart Rate & Pulse Oximeter

Pulse Oximeter lets you measure your both Heart Rate and Oxygen Saturation using only your iPhone - no cuff required.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Lifestyle	$2.99	LIJUN LIU	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Heart Rate & Pulse Oximeter Screenshot on iOS

The best Pulse Oximeter in App Store!

It is not a medical device. It uses a patent-pending process created by a team of forward-thinking biomedical engineers and software developers. Measurements take less than 40 seconds and produce a heart rate and Oxygen Saturation measurement. There's no need for an external device. YOUR PHONE IS ALL YOU NEED.

At this time, results may vary for different users and some users may experience inaccurate measurements. Please bear with us as we improve this exciting new technology.

FEATURES:
- Measure pulse and blood oxygen saturation
- Pulse Oximeter range 93-100%
- Record and store history of data
- Real-time PPG graph for immediate accuracy

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How it Works
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1. Remove any outer clothing layer (e.g. jacket, sweater) and iPhone case (some cases may be left on, but this is not currently supported).

2. Place right index finger over the rear camera lens and light.

3. Maintain finger position and place bottom of iPhone against your left chest.

4. Hold this position until measurement is complete and see results.

NOTE: Make sure that your fingertip completely and gently covers the camera lens. Pressing too hard reduces blood flow in your finger and it's harder to get a result. Make sure that your fingers are not cold.

The measurement will be restarted once your finger cover the lens move. So do not move in measuring heart rate.
If the iPhone does not have flash, try to use it in a good lighting environment.

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Safety & Use Information
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• Pulse Oximeter is not a medical device. It is for recreational use only. It is not intended for use in and should not be used for the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease.
• Pulse Oximeter is not suitable for people wearing a pacemaker or any other internal medical device.
• Pulse Oximeter is not a replacement for a Pulse Oximeter monitor used for medical purposes.
• Consult a doctor if you have any health concern.

Reviews

Inaccurate
Niishte

With the pulse ox this app said I had, I would be dead. I compared this to a regular one at the Er to have a basis to relate to. Needs correcting

bad app
wires1984

this app is not working! I get a heart rate of 30-35 which I know is baloney, I would probably be dead. every time the Spo2 is 96.7 or 96.9. I just got out of the hospital and I know what my readings are. Plus it takes 30 secondsfor results, that is way too long. 15 seconds for professional machines. Plus i already have a heart rate app I depend on. I was mainly wanting an app for the Spo2

Bad bugs
Secksishorti

I accidentally wasted $.99 on this. Saying my BPM is 30-35. But my actual heart rate monitor is showing 110-125. I got this to measure my SPo2 because I had a massive asthmatic bronchitis flare up and I was measuring 92% at the ER. This app is showing 95% SPo2, but I was at 98% when I was discharged 30 minutes before. Don’t waste money until the bugs are fixed!

Review by an MD
Caribbean Jim

Compared to electronic devices costing $50-$85 at a drugstore, this is equivalent. So save your money and get this for 99 cents. The ones given to patients and paid for by the health insurance plans rarely exceed the quality of the drugstore units. Low-end professional units ($250-$500) are better, but more expensive. The pulse-oximeter in my office is even more expensive, but also not infallible, and also not a substitute for a for a for Arterial Blood Gases by the laboratory when one is dealing with a sick patient. Even if you are a STABLE patient with COPD, the timeline feature might be useful to provide early warning that you might want to see the doctor and have the thousand dollar pulse oximeter employed. In short, for a phone app to be used by basically health patients who desire to monitor the effects of smoke, dust, air pollution, overeating and alcohol upon their health, this is good. Caveat: does not link to the iPhone’s Health App. That is a major drawback, and needs to be fixed urgently.