Does anyone knows where to get those fingertip pulse oximeter in malaysia? normal pharmacies does not seems to haf stock up on it. Anyone use it before? Especially for COPD monitoring?
Fingertip Pulse Oximeter, Anyone use it?
Fingertip Pulse Oximeter, Anyone use it?
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Jan 10 2010, 02:21 AM, updated 16y ago
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Does anyone knows where to get those fingertip pulse oximeter in malaysia? normal pharmacies does not seems to haf stock up on it. Anyone use it before? Especially for COPD monitoring?
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Jan 10 2010, 11:27 PM
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this item kinda rare....need pre-order.
normally Dynamap Blood Pressure Monitor comes with it...normally hosp. hav it i guess it is very expensive... |
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Jan 11 2010, 11:51 PM
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the usual desktop pulse oximeter is expensive at over 2K, but if u run a check on the ebay for the fingertip version of pulse oximeter, its actually quite affordable at less than RM200. Of course the fingertip version is not for long term monitoring, but rather ad hoc spO2 monitoring with certain models actually able to provide continous monitoring for over 30 hrs on alkaline battery.
This device i believe should prove to be useful to ppl with copd / asthma etc.. |
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Jan 12 2010, 03:38 PM
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Yea, where to get a test for this? I've tried asking in pharmacies before but to no available.
I would like to know more as well. |
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Jan 15 2010, 02:04 AM
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I tried asking a doctor, he said can get from those specialty medical equipment shop... but is kinda expensive around rm900++ (not sure if true or not since haf yet to check it out) If tats the case, might as well buy thru ebay.. since its way much cheaper..
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Jan 15 2010, 06:04 AM
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why would u need it anyway? i personally its a little bit overkill.. unless ur 100% sure and confident in intepreting the result. even cough can make ur oxygen saturation <85%. will u take action of that?
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Jan 15 2010, 06:20 AM
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QUOTE(redbustop @ Jan 12 2010, 03:38 PM) Yea, where to get a test for this? I've tried asking in pharmacies before but to no available. pharmacy do not sell this kind of apparatus. but you may ask their help to find one for you.I would like to know more as well. QUOTE(D-Tourist @ Jan 15 2010, 02:04 AM) I tried asking a doctor, he said can get from those specialty medical equipment shop... but is kinda expensive around rm900++ (not sure if true or not since haf yet to check it out) If tats the case, might as well buy thru ebay.. since its way much cheaper.. yep. it sold in shop that sell medical equipment. honestly i don't know about the pricing but i kinda sure that you will not have much choice when dealing with medical equipment in Malaysia.QUOTE(zedstat @ Jan 15 2010, 06:04 AM) why would u need it anyway? i personally its a little bit overkill.. unless ur 100% sure and confident in intepreting the result. even cough can make ur oxygen saturation <85%. will u take action of that? what do you mean regarding to the bolded part? the result will be clearly stated in the monitor (for typical oximeter).and i sure TS dont even bother measuring his pO2 during cough or not. its more for COPD patient, like TS mentioned. |
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Jan 15 2010, 06:41 AM
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what i meant was monitoring for SP02 is under what purpose and
confident in interpreting means know what the values indicative of otherwise just seeing numbers wont help much This post has been edited by zedstat: Jan 15 2010, 06:41 AM |
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Jan 16 2010, 02:17 AM
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QUOTE(zedstat @ Jan 15 2010, 06:41 AM) what i meant was monitoring for SP02 is under what purpose and If u read my first post, i explained that the fingertip pulse oximeter is for COPD patient monitoring. confident in interpreting means know what the values indicative of otherwise just seeing numbers wont help much As for interpreting the results , it would depend on some research, doctor consulation and obviously a device to monitor the readings in the first place. Without the device, obviously one cannot possibly know the SPO2 level. No one is born with knowledge, its a matter of whether u want to pursue it or not. Being proactive in understanding one's health is better than sit and pray for the best. As for ur comment on the instance of cough, temporary spike in readings would NOT be of concern as long as it returns to normal, but prolong low level would require further investigation / seeking medical help especially if other symptoms of oxigen deficiency is exhibited. |
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Jan 16 2010, 02:41 AM
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QUOTE(D-Tourist @ Jan 16 2010, 02:17 AM) If u read my first post, i explained that the fingertip pulse oximeter is for COPD patient monitoring. im aware of that. jz stating the fact that to buy something u need adequate knowledge of it and u seem to do jz fineAs for interpreting the results , it would depend on some research, doctor consulation and obviously a device to monitor the readings in the first place. Without the device, obviously one cannot possibly know the SPO2 level. No one is born with knowledge, its a matter of whether u want to pursue it or not. Being proactive in understanding one's health is better than sit and pray for the best. As for ur comment on the instance of cough, temporary spike in readings would NOT be of concern as long as it returns to normal, but prolong low level would require further investigation / seeking medical help especially if other symptoms of oxigen deficiency is exhibited. |
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Jun 26 2013, 12:53 PM
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QUOTE(D-Tourist @ Jan 10 2010, 02:21 AM) Does anyone knows where to get those fingertip pulse oximeter in malaysia? normal pharmacies does not seems to haf stock up on it. Anyone use it before? Especially for COPD monitoring? YOU CAN BUY FROM SUNLIFE MEDIC SDN BHDContec medical fingertips pulse oximeter CMS50D at RM 300.00 , ex-KL Donald K.N. Ong SUNLIFE MEDIC SDN. BHD (844927-M) H/P: (6) 012-298 6138 Skype: donaldong18 MSN: donaldking88@hotmail.com Website: http://sunlifemedic.itrademarket.com ADDRESS: 140, Jalan Selar, Taman Cantik, Cheras, 56100, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tel: 603- 9285 0785 Fax: 603- 9285 0785 email: doning88@yahoo.com |
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Jun 26 2013, 01:30 PM
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QUOTE(McDBigMaC @ Jun 26 2013, 12:53 PM) YOU CAN BUY FROM SUNLIFE MEDIC SDN BHD Thank you for sharing this info with us.Contec medical fingertips pulse oximeter CMS50D at RM 300.00 , ex-KL Donald K.N. Ong SUNLIFE MEDIC SDN. BHD (844927-M) H/P: (6) 012-298 6138 Skype: donaldong18 MSN: donaldking88@hotmail.com Website: http://sunlifemedic.itrademarket.com ADDRESS: 140, Jalan Selar, Taman Cantik, Cheras, 56100, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tel: 603- 9285 0785 Fax: 603- 9285 0785 email: doning88@yahoo.com I will keep the details in my collection in case of anything in future. Thanks again! |
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