Thursday, September 19, 2024

Very Useful

 



3 comments:

  1. Thermometer, pO2 sensor, bp/rate monitor, even an ECG monitor are all cheap enough to warrant including in a home kit. Issue with each: is it reliable? Bad data either way is not only bad, it's dangerous. Does this one have published details of how accurate, how precise, and how reliable it is?

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  2. For what it's worth: personal use of a couple of these to supplement our physician's office equipment - they match up pretty well and consistent compared to the old reliable manomenter, manual measurement of pulse rate, and glass thermometers. Batteries last for about a few weeks of normal clinical patient load days (average of about 15 contacts).

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  3. Works well. Bitten not eaten.

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