One-button controls
Santamedical Generation 2 SM-1100S
Spot checks of SpO₂ and pulse rate on a rotating OLED display.
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Pulse oximeters for the U.S.
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Compare pulse oximeters, blood pressure monitors, and heart rate monitors sold in the United States. Check each model’s features and find its exact listing on Amazon.com.
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Manufacturer specifications Features and limitations at a glance Options for different needs
Two different readingsSpO₂ and pulse rate
Which pulse oximeter fits your needs?
For an occasional reading, compare fingertip models. If you need to keep a series of readings, check recording ring and wrist pulse oximeters and the limitations of the exact model.
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Choose a device type, then compare fit, features, and intended use.
Pulse oximeters
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Blood pressure monitors
Check the cuff size, how many people will save readings, and whether you need an app.
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Heart rate monitors for training
Choose a chest strap or an optical sensor based on your sport and compatibility with your watch or equipment.
Compare heart rate monitorsFive fingertip pulse oximeters to compare
Five options to compare by display, intended use, perfusion index, and Bluetooth connectivity.
Color display
Beurer PO50
The U.S. model displays SpO₂ and pulse rate in four views.
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Perfusion index and pulse waveform
Innovo iP900AP Deluxe
Displays PI and the pulse waveform. This white version has no Bluetooth.
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Bluetooth
Zacurate 500B-B
The blue version displays perfusion index and sends readings to the Beyond Oximeter app.
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Over-the-counter model for adults
Nonin TruO₂ OTC 3250
The manufacturer specifies spot checks for adults 18 and older. See the model page for fit and limitations.
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Upper arm blood pressure monitors for home use
Compare nine upper arm models from OMRON, Withings, Braun, and Beurer by cuff size, memory, and connectivity.
Cuff fit Separate user profiles With or without an app
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Printable reading logs
Download blank sheets to organize your readings on paper. You do not need an account or have to enter any personal information on this site.
Free PDF
A4 paper
A4 paper
Blood oxygen and pulse log
Write down the date, time, SpO₂, pulse rate, context, and notes. Use one sheet per person and keep your own copy.
Free PDF
A4 paper
A4 paper
Blood pressure log
This A4 sheet has 22 rows for the date, time, arm used, systolic and diastolic pressure, pulse rate, and notes. Print it and fill it out by hand.
We created these printable logs to help you organize your records. Follow your healthcare professional’s instructions about when to measure and what to do with your readings.
Guides to choosing and using each device
How to read a pulse oximeter
What SpO₂ means and what can affect a reading.
Read the pulse oximeter guide →How to measure blood pressure at home
See how to take a reading and find the American Heart Association’s instructions.
Read the blood pressure guide →Choosing a device for a child or baby
Check sensor fit and the intended use of each model.
Read the pediatric guide →Looking for a specific model?
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Features and intended use vary by model. If you need a device to monitor a health condition, ask your healthcare professional what is appropriate for you. How we compare devices.