
Healthshine Hand Held Fetal Doppler
Healthshine

Est. delivery 7-9 Days
Dr. Odin fetal Doppler help parents listen to the fetal heartbeat safely and easily.
It features two modes: listen with earphones and listen by sound application.
The device will auto-off in one minute with no operation.
It comes with a built-in speaker with low power consumption and adjustable volume.
This baby heartbeat monitor is easy to hold and radiation-free.
The Dr.Odin fetal Doppler comes with a headphone jack and a clear HD display screen.
It has automatic FHR detection and variable volume control.
The crystal-clear sound quality and ergonomic design help monitor your baby’s well-being.
It is non-invasive and safe to use, ensuring gentle and effective detection of fetal heartbeat.
It filters out background noise for clearer, interference-free sound monitoring.
Long press the power button for 2 seconds to turn on.
Lie flat with a cushion pillow and keep the legs straight.
Now, attach the fetal probe to the abdomen (for good sound effect, add a small amount of coupling agent to the surface of the probe).
You can hear the movements of the baby, and the LCD screen will display the heartbeat.
Avoid frequent use to avoid over-exposition of the heat to the baby.
Note: The normal heart rate is 110-160 times per minute (Under normal circumstances).
FHR Calculating.
16-24 24-32 32-40 Early pregnancy (162 times per minute) Second trimester (147 times per minute) Late pregnancy (139 times per minute).
Read the instructions before use.
Before cleaning, switch off and take out the batteries.
Clean the probe before every use to disinfect.
Clean the probe and cable after every use with a damp cloth to remove gel.
The accessories of the Dr. Odin fetal Doppler include Headphone Jack, Built-in speaker, Clear HD display screen, Automatic FHR detection, Automatic shutdown, and Variable volume control.
Pregnant women can monitor fetal heart rate starting from 10-12 weeks of pregnancy.
Using ultrasound gel can improve the conductivity between the probe and the skin, making it easier to detect the baby’s heartbeat. Without gel, the probe may not pick up the heartbeat easily.
You should clean the probe and cable with the damp cloth after every use to remove the gel.
A fetal Doppler is a handheld device that uses sound waves to check the baby’s heartbeat.

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