The Oro-oximeter pulse oximeter is a small, portable device for measuring saturation (oxygen content in the blood) and heart rate (pulse rate). It is designed for use by medical professionals and selected patient groups, as well as for active leisure activities. The device can be read in seconds, and thanks to its pocket-sized format, you can carry it with you at all times.

Pulse oximeters are primarily used in emergency services, intensive care units, operating rooms, and ambulances to monitor general anesthesia. In hospitals, larger devices are typically used instead of pocket models to assess blood flow not only at the finger but also at the earlobe. Larger models offer more features.

Pulse oximeters are used across all age groups, from newborns to the elderly. In young children, pulse oximeters are often used in the form of a sensor strip on the wrist or foot. They frequently also allow for continuous measurement of the child's body temperature, even at night, which is particularly important in cases of infection.