Checkme O2 Max. Saturation Oximeter. SPO2 Bluetooth sleep apnea tracking.
Record multiple nights of sleep automatically and effortlessly.
Viatom Checkme™ O2 Max
Wrist Oxygen Monitor (Oxygen saturation levels)
Continuously Tracks O2 & Heart Rate.
Bluetooth, easy operation.
Medical grade sensors
72-Hour Extra-long Battery Life, accurate SPO2 Probe.
Ideal for anyone wishing to track their sleep apneas or take the first step in self-diagnosis of respiratory/cardiac sleep-related disorders.
Track your blood oxygen levels continuously at night. Measure and record your blood oxygen saturation, pulse rates, and body motions every second with medical-grade accuracy. The rechargeable battery supports 72 hours of continuous measurement after one charge. Thats one week of tracking from one charge.
- Continuous Track and record oxygen levels & pulse rates.
- Gentle vibration if SPO2 levels get too low; helps prevent apneas
- Free Sleep Report straight to your phone or PC
- Shareable sleep analysis easily, no subscription.
- Built-in Memory
- Works independently or together with app.
- Viatom O2 Max 72-Hour Wrist Oxygen Monitor
- Low SPO2 alarm - rumbles if your oxygen drops below unit set by user
- 1 Charge: Last 72 hours
- FDA Certified Device
Device Compatibility
iOS/Android/PC/MAC
APP available.
Comfortable Design
Oximeter Saturation Probe
Lightweight, comfortable fingertip sensor worn for up to 72 hours.
Sleep analysis helps in the assessment and cause of disruptions.
Detailed Report shows sleep quality trends, you can see if your key vital signs are having an impact.
Please see full specs:
https://stowood.com/download/viatom-checkme-o2-max-product-information-sheet/?tmstv=1698121464
NOTE: This oximeter is designed for domestic use to monitor and document indications of hypoxemia. It is important to acknowledge that arterial oximetry results can differ across manufacturers; therefore, comparing vital readings or logged data with those from other oximeters is not advised. For the most accurate measurement of arterial saturation, use the thumb or middle finger.
If you are having sleep disturbances, please consult with your GP or send us a message. If sleep apnea is suspected, please discuss the possibility of a sleep test.
