
Asthma Management
Patients with asthma can use pulse oximetry along with peak flow meters to assess the severity of asthma attacks/exacerbations and response to a treatment.1

Exercise and Activity
If you have a lung disease, daily exercise and activity such as walking is an important part of maintaining your health. A pulse oximeter can help you make sure you’re getting enough oxygen when you’re more active.2

Pursed Lip Breathing
In pulmonary rehabilitation, respiratory therapists often teach pursed lip breathing to help patients increase their blood oxygen levels. A pulse oximeter can help you measure the effectiveness of this breathing technique.3
Featured Products
GO2
Fingertip Pulse Oximeter
The Nonin GO2 finger pulse oximeter provides quick, accurate measurements to help people with COPD and other respiratory diseases manage and monitor their oxygen saturation and pulse rate. Compact, portable, and noninvasive, the GO2 lets patients monitor their SpO2 and pulse levels while exercising, walking, biking, at home, or during air travel.

NoninConnect™ Elite 3240
Wireless Fingertip Pulse Oximeter with Bluetooth® Low Energy
The NoninConnect Elite Finger Pulse Oximeter enables clinicians to view real-time patient SpO2 readings from up to 10m (32ft) away, and lets patients send SpO2 data through any compatible Apple® device, such as an iPhone or iPad. This can help patients and their care team proactively identify issues for early intervention—and avoid re-hospitalization.
