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Audible Reminder in the Oximeter and APP
(Note: The APP Reminder works only when your phone stayed in Dashboard and not locked)
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Know Your Child is Well
Continuously tracking your kid's SPO2 and PR and easily access to the data from your phone.
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Analysis and Reports
Get a report to better understand your child's physical condition.
Research-grade Accurate
Using the leading photoelectric oxyhemoglobin inspection technology to effectively acquire stronger optical signal for accurate measurements.
Buil-in Memory
Automatically stores and records 4 sets of 10 hour data in KidsO2 device, never loss any record.
Long-lasting Battery
The long battery life of KidsO2 enables up to 14 hours of tracking on a single charge so you and your child can have a good night's sleep.
Oximeter for Kids
Specially designed for children. Cute oval shape and star theme is loved by kids and parents at first sight, let your child more willing to wear.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
Personally, I never leave reviews, but this product is outstanding. I work in healthcare and have a daughter with Asthma. This pulse ox is a true lifesaver when she’s sick. The readings are accurate, you can set parameters for alerts, and it hardly ever falls off her finger! Thanks for a great product!
Cy
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025
Super effective, but it bothered/ hurt my daughters finger
Sheila T.
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
This has been so helpful in monitoring my oxygen at night when I sleep. I had double pneumonia that took almost 9 months for my lungs to heal. I was on oxygen 4 months and have it on hand now. The alarm would wake me up at night letting me know my oxygen dropped below 90 so I could use the oxygen when needed. This is the child size as my fingers are old and small. However, on the down side., the band is like rubber and it broke in the middle of the bottom side as it is very thin so I now have a hard time keeping it on my finger. But, I used it nightly for a year. It keeps a nice log that I was able to show my doctor. I checked the accuracy with 2 finger oximeters that I have and it was 1% over which was easy to figure when keeping track. I would buy again. Just wish the band was stronger on the bottom of the band.
Horace Earl Moses
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
Had it a few weeks and it stopped working. Went to return and it was too late.
Sarah Daniels
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
I’m an adult but my ring size is 3.5-4 and this fits on my ring finger. I’m a pilot and need to monitor my O2 continuously so this is a great option for me. All of the other ring sensors were huge on me!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
As far as it's function as a pulse ox goes, it works just fine. The app on the other hand, is where my main frustration lies and why I rated it so.My 3 year old has a mixed form of obstructive and central sleep apnea. After her most recent sleep study showed that her oxygen levels are periodically dropping alarmingly low during her sleep, I wanted to be able to continuously monitor her O2 levels. I tried multiple other options out there on the market, and others either did not continuously monitor, or they were too big and did not stay on her little fingers. I finally bit the bullet and spent the $100+ on this one. I'd argue that it's a touch overpriced.It fits great on her finger or thumb, and it very simple to use. We get about two nights out of the battery life, but if we try to go for three it dies in the middle of the night. As far as accuracy goes, I am guessing that it's accurate. I don't currently have much of a way to test that.Okay, onto the app. Overall, the app is pretty easy to use. I'm not nearly as tech savvy as my fellow younger millennials are, so I feel like that should count for something lol. It records thorough data, very readable and clear, and that will be great to have to show our specialists.However, here's my problem: the device and the app use Bluetooth to report to each other. Because of that, it is CONSTANTLY disconnecting. I can rarely connect the two again unless I am right next to her. Which like, the purpose is to monitor her without having to hike my bum up the stairs to her room. Yes, the device is still recording all the data and will download it has ended its use (when its taken off), but one of the main reasons I wanted this was so that I could take a peek at her stats in the middle of the night if I'm feeling worried or I could get an alarm if ger O2 drops below a certain percentage. What on earth is the point if it can't stay connected? It is not a great distance for the Bluetooth connection, we have a small house and her room is right above ours. It's incredibly frustrating to have to wait until the next morning to find out if your child has dropped to a dangerous O2 level in her sleep.Hoping that she can be given a higher quality device from her specialist, but alas, the system is slow and understaffed and appointments won't be for a few weeks still. Fingers crossed that my frustration towards this constant connection failure doesn't make me snap and throw it out the window before then. 🙄
Zach Maxwell
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024
As a parent of a child with a medical condition, restful sleep can feel like a distant memory. My son has a chromosomal disorder and experiences tonic-clonic seizures, which can cause significant drops in his oxygen levels and an erratic heart rate (anyone familiar with seizures knows the "blue lips" I'm talking about). We were constantly waking up throughout the night to check on him, anxious and exhausted.Then we discovered the Wearpulse KidsO2 Ring, and it's helped restore a bit of normalcy to our lives.Here's why this little ring has made a world of difference:Constant Monitoring: It continuously tracks his oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate while he sleeps, giving us real-time data on his well-being. Alerts and Peace of Mind: The ring and app both have customizable alarms that notify us if his oxygen levels drop below a certain threshold, or his heart rate becomes abnormal. This means we can finally get some sleep, knowing we'll be alerted if something is wrong. Comfortable and Kid-Friendly: The soft silicone ring is comfortable for him to wear. Seriously, I've tried it on my (admittedly not huge, but still) adult man hands, and it wasn't horribly tight, but was very secure.Easy to Use: The app is straightforward and easy to navigate. It displays the data clearly and allows us to track trends over time. Data for Doctors: We can even export the data to share with his doctors, giving them potential insights into his condition. Important Note: While this device has been incredibly helpful for us, it's important to remember that it's not TECHNICALLY a medical device, which the seller points out.Overall: The Wearpulse KidsO2 Ring has given us invaluable peace of mind and allowed us to get the rest we DESPERATELY need. If you have a child with a medical condition that affects their oxygen levels or heart rate, I highly recommend this device. It's easy to use, comfortable, and provides essential monitoring and alerts.
Viliam Zeinaliiev
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2024
Device working good, looking nice, my kids like to keep it on, Device is sensitive, long battery life, useful app.
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