Ear Oximeters for Accurate Oxygen Saturation Monitoring

Ear pulse oximeters can be used on the earlobe to measure oxygen saturation (SPO2) and heart rate. A ear clip sensor specifically designed for use on earlobe, allows a pulse oximeter to obtain an oximetry measurement from the ear.

Why Choose an Ear Oximeter?

Ear oximeters are most commonly used when fingers and toes can't be used, most common issue is poor blood circulation in the fingers and/or toes that does not allow for accurate oxygen readings.

*** If there is a need to monitor for longer than one hour, we recommend forehead sensors instead of the ear sensors. Ear sensors when used too long may cause a pinching sensation on the ear lobe that could lead to restricted blood flow. Good blood flow is needed for a quality reading.

Are Ear Oximeters Accurate?

All ear oximeters sold by Turner Medical are FDA cleared for accuracy and must be as accurate as other types of oximeters. Ear oximeters are as accurate as oximeters that are used on the fingers, toes and forehead.

Benefits for Raynaud’s Syndrome Patients

Reynaud's Syndrome is a common condition where a standard pulse oximeter that takes readings off the finger won't work. An ear clip oximeter has been very effective in obtaining accurate readings from the ear for people with poor blood circulation in their fingers or toes.

How to Use an Ear Oximeter Correctly

Link: Step-by-Step Guide to Using an Ear Oximeter Correctly.

• EAR OXIMETER SENSORS (OXIMETER NOT INCLUDED)