The Veroval Finger Pulse Oximeter is a portable device for non-invasive measurement of SpO₂ oxygen saturation, pulse rate PR and perfusion index PI. It is designed for quick fingertip readings, with a rotatable colour OLED display, one-button operation and practical carrying accessories.
Features of the Veroval Finger Pulse Oximeter
It provides non-invasive measurement of SpO₂ oxygen saturation and pulse rate PR, with immediate readings on the display.
The PI perfusion index provides additional information about blood flow at the measurement site.
The rotatable colour OLED display allows easier reading from different viewing angles.
The screen brightness can be adjusted, making the device more convenient in different lighting conditions.
The visual pulse wave display gives a clearer view of the measurement beyond the numerical values.
The finger-out indicator helps notify the user when the finger is not positioned properly or when the reading cannot be taken correctly.
Individually adjustable limits for SpO₂ and pulse rate make the device more practical for organised monitoring of readings.
The compact size, storage case and neck strap make it suitable for use at home, at work or while travelling.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the PI perfusion index add to a finger pulse oximeter?
The PI perfusion index provides additional information about blood flow at the measurement site. This is useful because very low fingertip perfusion may affect reading stability, especially when hands are cold or the finger is not positioned correctly.
How is the Veroval pulse oximeter different from a very basic fingertip oximeter?
The Veroval combines SpO₂, pulse rate and PI measurement with a rotatable colour OLED display, adjustable brightness and a finger-out indicator. These features help the user read values more clearly and avoid measurements caused by poor finger placement.
Which products can it be practically combined with at home?
For more organised monitoring of basic daily readings, it can be combined with a blood pressure monitor, thermometer and measurement log. This combination supports better record keeping, without replacing assessment by a healthcare professional.
