72-Hour Wrist Oxygen Monitor

☑  Patented ring sensor: doesn't get in the way of your finger movement at night, and it stays put

☑  Smart gentle alert when oxygen level drops below preset threshold

☑  The unit can store 4 sessions data (up to 10 hrs for each)

☑  Print & share free 2s interval oximetry reports

Monitor and Evaluate Your Sleep

Sleep analysis help you understand what's going on in your body while sleeping and see if disruptions are occurring. 

Remind You to Breathe Well

A normal range of blood oxygen level is the key to starting a new day. Checkme™ O2 ensures you wake up with an energetic morning. 

The device will BEEP and VIBRATE when your oxyegn level is lower, or your pulse rate is higher/lower than the threshold you preset, prompting you to change positions for better breathing.

Smart Vibration & Beep

Unlike the traditional sound alert system, it softly wakes you. So sharing a bed with your partner won't affect his or her rest.

You can turn the vibration on or off directly on the device.

Customize your notifications on the app: adjust the vibration intensity and threshold to make yourself comfortable. You can also turn on/off vibration and beep (bibibi).

A Great Aid for Monitoring Effectiveness of 

Your CPAP/APAP/BiPAP Therapy

Using this gadget from the beginning of your CPAP/APAP/BiPAP therapy is extremely helpful. It provides a comprehensive assessment of respiratory health, enabling you to clearly understand your progress and identify if any adjustments to your treatment are needed.

Lightweight Freedom, Maximum Comfort

Unlike duckbill design, the ring free your finger for movement, so you’ll hardly know it’s there whether you're focusing on work or sleeping.

Dynamic Integration of 

Data Analysis and Management Functionalities

Free app (integrated with Apple Health/Fitbit)/PC/Mac software

High Resolution Charts

The app records an unlimited amount of data and provides high-resolution charts with data at 2-second intervals. You can annotate and export each data set for professional reference, making it crucial for capturing subtle physiological fluctuations for optimization.

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