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YOUR VITAL SIGNS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
Oxygen is essential to life and there are times when we need to monitor its level in our blood to detect if our body is functioning normally. The AccuMed line of health products features a Pulse Oximeter – a device designed to provide an accurate reading of your blood oxygen level and pulse rate from your fingertip in as little as eight seconds.
QUICK AND EASY OPERATION IN THREE SIMPLE STEPS
- Remove the back cover and install the two AAA batteries included in the box.
- Insert your finger by aligning it with the red light and wait for the oximeter to switch on.
- Read the results in eight to ten seconds.
The AccuMed Pulse Oximeter is a painless and non-invasive device that shows you:
- OXYGEN SATURATION or SpO2 LEVEL: Shows the percentage of how much hemoglobin in your blood is carrying oxygen, with normal levels at 95% or greater
- PULSE RATE: Provides the number of heartbeats per minute
- PULSE INTENSITY: Displayed as a bar graph
- PULSE WAVE: Shows the strength of your pulse in wave form
LOW POWER CONSUMPTION
Equipped with two AAA batteries, the oximeter automatically powers off after five seconds of inactivity and delivers up to 32 continuous hours of battery life.
PORTABLE AND LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN
Weighing only 50 grams with batteries included, every AccuMed Oximeter comes with a convenient travel case that protects it from scratches as you carry it on its own or inside your gym bag, backpack or luggage. Attach the included lanyard to the case or directly to the oximeter for easy access anytime.
ROTATING, CRYSTAL CLEAR LED DISPLAY (Available in AC-CMS50D and AC-CMS50D1 models)
Read your oxygen saturation level and pulse rate results with remarkable clarity in portrait or landscape formats with auto rotation that detects your hand movement.
IS A PULSE OXIMETER FOR YOU?
While a Pulse Oximeter is not intended for medical use, it is the simplest and most convenient way to detect and monitor vital signs before and after any strenuous activity such as a workout at home or in the gym -- or sports such as running, cycling, basketball or tennis. People who work in aviation or travelers who fly frequently need an oximeter to know if their oxygen level is dropping so they can take steps to bring it back to normal.
AC-CMS50DL
- Box Contents: 2 AAA Batteries, Lanyard, Silicone Cover, and Travel Case
- Available Colors: Black, Blue, Pink, White, and Yellow
- Display: Digital Tube
- Screen Information: Shows SpO2, Pulse Rate, and Pulse Intensity
- Battery Life: 24 hrs.
- Screen Brightness Adjustment: No
- Auto Power Off: Yes
AC-CMS50D
- Box Contents: 2 AAA Batteries, Lanyard, Silicone Cover, and Travel Case
- Available Colors: Black and Blue
- Display: OLED
- Screen Information: Shows SpO2, Pulse Rate, Pulse Intensity, and Pulse Wave
- Battery Life: 32 hrs.
- Auto Screen Rotation: Yes
- Screen Brightness Adjustment: Yes
- Auto Power Off: Yes
AC-CMS50D1
- Box Contents: 2 AAA Batteries, Lanyard, Travel Case
- Available Colors: Black, Blue, and White
- Display: OLED
- Screen Information: Shows SpO2, Pulse Rate, Pulse Intensity, and Pulse Wave
- Battery Life: 20 hrs.
- Auto Screen Rotation: Yes
- Screen Brightness Adjustment: Yes
- Auto Power Off: Yes
Lindsey LaBarge
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2020
I am providing this review after receiving this pulse oximeter for a full price rebate. I received the pulse oximeter only two days after ordering it. It arrived in perfect condition. The pulse oximeter included a carrying case, lanyard, and two AAA batteries. It was easy to attach the lanyard and insert the batteries. The pulse oximeter worked immediately without any technical issues. The device holds well to each of my patients’ fingers (I primarily use the left pointer finger) without being uncomfortable. The pulse rate and oxygen saturation readings happen within just a few seconds. The values are easy to read and are consistent. After using this pulse oximeter for a week on the same patients, I would trust it to accurately measure any pulse or oxygenation changes in my patients. If I noted a change in both a visual assessment of my patient and the readings from this pulse oximeter, I would know I need to do a more focused assessment related to the symptoms presented. The pulse oximeter is easy to clean between uses. After using the pulse oximeter, the carrying case works well to protect the screen from damage. The lanyard makes it easy to find in my nursing supply bag or to wear when not in use. This pulse oximeter is perfect for my use in both home health and clinic work. I will be purchasing another as a backup for future use. If you need a pulse oximeter, please give this one a try. You will find it easy to use and read!
Erik L. Contzius
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2020
Several weeks ago, I suffered a heart attack. I had an angioplasty and have since been recovering. I pretty much need to track all my vitals at home due to the coronavirus even though I'm still seeing physicians via telemed. I have a bluetooth blood pressure cuff, an Apple Watch for my pulse, a Polar heart monitor to more accurately track my heart rate, and to this arsenal, I have the AccuMed CMS-50DL Pulse Oximeter. My GP is concerned that I might suffer from sleep apnea, for which I'm going to be tested shortly, but in the meantime, I want to reassure myself that my blood oxygen level is at least above 95.For a device at this price point, the AccuMed is both functional and accurate. It looks and acts almost exactly as the same device did when I was hospitalized. It starts to take readings almost immediately after putting it on and pressing the button. The digital readout is very clear and the heart rate and oxygen levels are being detected in real time. I have compared my pulse on my Apple Watch to the AccuMed and they read just about the same.The AccuMed comes with a nice carrying case as well as a blue protective cover. The cover isn't really functional and with the carrying case, it might be superfluous. It's just nice to have added protection. The only other feature I would love in a Pulse Oximeter would be bluetooth connectivity. The way this is set up, I have to manually enter my oxygen levels manually into Apple Health. It's a minor thing, but would be nice to have that as a feature in the future.
A.Mayoral
Reviewed in Spain on December 27, 2019
Buen producto , parece preciso
Joe
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 28, 2017
Very accurate and easy to use. Have used it on many patients now and have had it checked with a ZOLL Pulse Oximeter, same results. Very happy and would recommend.
Kunde
Reviewed in Germany on September 1, 2016
Preis Leistungsverhältnis stimmt. Messungstoleranz in Ordnung. Ubersichtlicfh und gut ablesbar. Einziger Nachteil keine Anleitung in Deutsch.Deshalb nur 4 Sterne.Bin aber sehr zufrieden mit dem Gerät.
Christel Moll
Reviewed in Germany on July 10, 2016
DAS GERÄT GEFÄLLT MIR GUT WEIL ES KLEIN HANDLICH UND EINFACH ZU BEDIENEN IST UND EIN GUTER PREIS:WAS MIR NICHT GEFÄLLT;DAS DIE GEBRAUCHSANWEISUNG NICHT IN DEUTSCHER SPRACHE VORHANDEN IST:
Carlos Herrera
Reviewed in Spain on December 19, 2016
Lecturas precisas y rápidas, de momento muy bien, lo uso diariamente en mi trabajo con los pacientes, recomiendo totalmente su compra.
Coffee Squirrel
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2015
My mother suffered a blackout, had a bad fall and laceration to her head 2 months ago, with a resulting diagnosis of congestive heart failure. (Her heart stopped long enough to make her black out and fall, and she hit her head on a piece of furniture on the way down, cutting it to the bone.) Fortunately, she is doing better now and is able to stay at home with help. During the period that she fell and we were awaiting diagnosis, I purchased this Pulse Oximeter for home use to monitor her oxygen levels, because they would drop dangerously low at times. The affordable price and good reviews were a deciding factor. I've tested this item against both the equipment used at our doctor's office and by our home nurses, and it matches their readings every time. Can't ask for anything more!The only negative I can comment on is that the little silicone case that comes with it does not fit properly and causes more of a drop risk than anything else, because it slips off the unit. I just keep the unit inside the protective fabric case and on the provided lanyard when not being used.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2015
Review of Accumed CMS 50DL Pulse OximeterI give this four stars because it worked well enough for me to track my O2 blood levels, but could not give five because of various issues I have listed below. I did not give less than four because it clearly gives my O2 level and that is what I needed and purchased it for.I have had no problem using this device and it appears to be accurate. A big plus was the inclusion of two batteries so one can set up and use this right away. None of the following criticism involves the actual worthwhile usage and I am actually glad that I bought this. My need for it is that I have issues with O2 having smoked for 50 years but finally and happily quit three months ago.I will mention a few criticisms I have with this device.Battery cover won't stay shut so had to use a bit of tape. Although it would not remain closed properly, this did not cause the batteries to be loose or cause it to work improperly.The company did send me a replacement battery cover that closes and stays in place properly.Personally I think the directions need to be proof read by a person who speaks english as their FIRST language.Secondly, the basic directions for the lay-person should come first describing the basic use of the device. Then, following that should come the technical specifications etc. geared toward the healthcare professional.The device is obviously designed for the second person to read it, obvious because the directional orientation of the numbers is for someone facing the person using the device. The device reading appear upside down until the person using it turns their hand palm up and bends the finger with device into the palmIt would also be better for the lay person if the Oxygen saturation reading was significantly larger than that of the pulse.
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