Rohit L.
Posted on Oct 28, 2026
Made me smile words, overall
overall good experience small issue with time only. i tried other brand before this one is much better honeslty. delivery boy called me and gave it safely to my hand.

Pulse oximeter helps to check heart rate and SpO2.
Pulse oximeter is portable and lightweight.
Has a graphic pulse display.
Comes with an auto-switch-off feature.
Clinically validated accuracy for home use.
A quick and easy-to-use pulse oximeter designed to provide measurements of heart rate and SpO2 with simple one-button operation
A Rossmax pulse oximeter is used to check the level of oxygen in the blood.
Monitors blood oxygen levels and heart rate during physical activity or while sleeping.
Highly effective medical equipment is useful for people who are at home with dropping oxygen issues.
Other features include a large display, a low battery indicator, and auto-switching off.
Insert one finger into the finger opening of the pulse oximeter and hold it steady.
Press the function button, then the pulse oximeter begins its measurement; don’t move your finger during the measurement.
Your measurement values will appear on the screen after a few seconds.
Note: Keep your finger, hand, and body still during the measurement.
In cases where the SpO2 measurement (oxygen saturation) is andlt; 90, seek medical advice immediately.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Keep out of reach of children.
Wipe the screen at frequent intervals.
Primary Prevention: Ideal for individuals seeking regular health awareness and wellness monitoring — supports routine tracking of oxygen levels and pulse rate, helping promote early awareness of respiratory and cardiovascular health status.
Secondary Prevention: Useful when breathlessness, fatigue, or respiratory discomfort appear — helps measure blood oxygen saturation accurately, support timely health adjustments, and assist in identifying potential respiratory issues such as sleep disturbances or mild hypoxia.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals with respiratory disorders, sleep apnea, or those undergoing oxygen therapy — helps ensure continuous oxygen level monitoring, support ongoing disease management, and assist in maintaining stable respiratory function under medical guidance.

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