Pulse oximeter iHEALTH IH-PO2 by iHealth — fingertip SpO2 and pulse measurement

The iHEALTH IH-PO2 fingertip pulse oximeter provides non-invasive spot checks of blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate. Compact and lightweight, this device is designed for quick measurements at home, during travel or in outpatient settings. The oximeter features one-button operation and a clear, easy-to-read display that shows SpO2, pulse rate and pulse strength, making it suitable for routine monitoring and rapid assessments.

Advantages

The iHEALTH IH-PO2 offers simple, reliable measurements with a small form factor that fits on a fingertip for immediate readings. Its straightforward operation requires minimal setup and is suitable for users of varying technical experience. The device produces fast results and presents them on a clear display to support quick interpretation of SpO2 and pulse values.

Suitable for

• Home monitoring of blood oxygen saturation and heart rate
• Travel and portable health checks
• Screening and spot checks in outpatient or clinic triage settings
• Monitoring during light physical activity or rest

Key specifications

• Measurement parameters: peripheral oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate
• Form factor: fingertip clip design
• Display: integrated digital display showing SpO2, pulse rate and pulse strength
• Power: battery-powered for portable use
• Operation: single-button interface for on/off and measurement initiation
• Typical use: spot-check measurements with quick response time
• Portability: compact and lightweight for travel and everyday carry

How to use

Place the device on a clean fingertip and press the single button to power on and start measurement. Keep the finger still and relaxed while the device acquires readings; results appear on the display within seconds. After reading the displayed SpO2 and pulse rate values, remove the oximeter and power it off. Follow the device manual for battery replacement, cleaning and storage to maintain accurate performance.

Usage recommendations

Use the oximeter for spot checks rather than continuous long-term monitoring. For consistent readings, ensure the fingertip is warm, free of nail polish or artificial nails, and the hand is steady. Consult a healthcare professional if readings are consistently outside expected ranges or if clinical symptoms are present.