Feb 16, 2009 With lung problems, OXIMETERS are important, a bronchoscopy & TTO
Posted Feb 18 2009 11:47am
You can google oximeters and get a fine array of them. Read the information carefully, some have NO warranty, or 90 days, maybe 1 year. Look for one with a 2 year warranty and from a known reliable company. Some also look like a great sale, then you find the low low price is what you will SAVE, not the actual price. The Oxyview company just happens to be a 20 minute drive from me, and I know they are extremely reliable and fully back their products. I have one, it works as well as the hospital' s big one that was used on me during a bronchoscopy.http://www.oxyview.com/pdf/OX300C4P_specsheet_Hospital.pdf< This is the OxyView company that makes those glasses frames, they want you to be sure to keep oxygenated properly, and include a good explanation fact sheet about Oximeters and why/how to use them. The bronchoscopy procedure:http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-HdGpCfwjdL7iXldypdt0ZrU-?cq=1&p=624and some more about TTO my very rare side effect which I have over come, well worth it.>http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-HdGpCfwjdL7iXldypdt0ZrU-?cq=1&p=622.. I have no financial interest in any of the oxygen related companies I post about, I just have met the vendors or know them from my own purchases or testing of their products = this is a hobby of mine. roxlyngcd@comcast.net
You can google oximeters and get a fine array of them. Read the information carefully, some have NO warranty, or 90 days, maybe 1 year. Look for one with a 2 year warranty and from a known reliable company. Some also look like a great sale, then you find the low low price is what you will SAVE, not the actual price. The Oxyview company just happens to be a 20 minute drive from me, and I know they are extremely reliable and fully back their products. I have one, it works as well as the hospital' s big one that was used on me during a bronchoscopy.http://www.oxyview.com/pdf/OX300C4P_specsheet_Hospital.pdf< This is the OxyView company that makes those glasses frames, they want you to be sure to keep oxygenated properly, and include a good explanation fact sheet about Oximeters and why/how to use them. The bronchoscopy procedure:http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-HdGpCfwjdL7iXldypdt0ZrU-?cq=1&p=624and some more about TTO my very rare side effect which I have over come, well worth it.>http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-HdGpCfwjdL7iXldypdt0ZrU-?cq=1&p=622.. I have no financial interest in any of the oxygen related companies I post about, I just have met the vendors or know them from my own purchases or testing of their products = this is a hobby of mine. roxlyngcd@comcast.net