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To: meyer
Ordinarily you will not get a false ‘high’ from a Pulse Oximeter. False lows are common. Any reading below 60 or so (cannot say precisely) is valueless.

If you use an oximeter and get a reading in the 50s, throw the thing away. I have one that seems to work pretty good. A dozen years or so ago those devices were selling for hundreds of Dollars. These days they are practically giving them away.

I know that this is going to come across as seeming naive, but these things really should be approved by the FDA. You cannot use them in hospitals unless they are.

369 posted on 02/06/2022 8:08:41 PM PST by Radix (Politicians; the Law and the Profits)
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To: Radix

They are registered with the FDA as class 2 devices.


379 posted on 02/06/2022 9:05:32 PM PST by reed13k (For evil to triumph it is only necessary that good men do nothing)
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To: Radix

:: but these things really should be approved by the FDA. You cannot use them in hospitals unless they are. ::

I will use mine for gathering data points if I fall ill.
Kinda like the PCR test.
Or spaghetti sauce on my shirt.


437 posted on 02/07/2022 4:02:11 AM PST by Cletus.D.Yokel (This is NOT a pandemic of the unvaxx'd. It is a complete loss of common sense.)
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