I went for the first 18 months of my cpap treatment without one - and now that I have one, I really am very glad I finally bit the bullet and bought one. Wow.. . .I had NO IDEA my oxygen was getting so low at night - every night. Now I have something definitive to show my doc. Good good good thing.wading thru the muck! wrote:Anybody out there use a pulse-oximeter on an ongoing basis or intermitantly to verify their treatment success?
Anybody wish they had one?
Pulse-ox - do you have one?
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quietmorning
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Re: Pulse-ox - do you have one?
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TangledHose
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Re: Pulse-ox - do you have one?
check out this one for $130 - - looks pretty good for the money with nice reports on computer - - again I would use one only for reference and maybe print out report to show doctor - - not for self medication with 02.
http://www.pulseoxstore.com/Wrist-Oximeters.html
http://www.pulseoxstore.com/Wrist-Oximeters.html
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