Kevin J

"This thing is great! I have had issues with sleeping so I decided to give it a try. Really cool that I can install the program on my PC then after wearing the ring at night connect it and log my SPO2, heart rate, and movement during the night. It fits comfortable on my finger and did not feel always whatsoever. You can change the settings in the program and save the setting to the device so that it vibrates at certain o2 levels. Just remember to sync your data regularly because the memory is only limited to 5 sessions. Really cool product. Now I know I’ve got issues and need to see a sleep doctor." 

Connie

"I got this as a precautionary measure for combating COVID-19. I have a daughter and father who both have breathing issues which makes this pandemic especially scary. This is an ingenious way to monitor theircondition in a noninvasive way. The ring is actually very comfortable to wear. It has a unique design that fits both smaller and larger fingers. It doesn’t take long to start working. I like that my daughter can wear it and I can monitor it with my phone. Thankfully we are all well, but I can’t think of a more valuable toolto have when dealing with this respiratory virus. I will have a real time way to monitor my loved ones condition and can seek medical attention at the first tine there is a problem. I checked the accuracy with another meter and they both had consistent results. I wore it all day to become familiar with it and found it more comfortable than I expected. It is a little bulky, but it didn’t interfere with most daily tasks. The app was a nice feature and a great way to give the doctors more information. I am very grateful to have been able to review this product and recommend it highly. I think the peace of mind to be able to monitor loved ones is worth whatever the price. I am hoping my family and yours stays healthy, but also glad I have this ingenious invention just in case!" 

F. Todd

"The wearable device provides invaluable information for the user. I'd had a sleep study done a couple of years ago so I knew what kind of numbers I should expect to see in my sleep report and my report verified the previous study - no surprises. But my wife, the nurse who distrusts anything medically related, wouldn't have a sleep study done although to me it seemed obvious that she needed one. After seeing my report she decided to give it a try. Pretty much what I expected - her oxygen rates dropped below 80% repetitively during the night, her pulse rate was all over the place and her "motion" scale looked like somebody was climbing the Rocky Mountains. Bottom line is that she now knows that she needs to get a professional sleep study done and probably needs CPAP gear. The wearable device was perfectly sized for me. I could wear it on my thumb or my forefinger. My wife needed to secure it with COBAN as it was a bit big for her and with all her tossing & turning it came off the first couple of times she tried it. The COBAN worked great. The wearable device is no more intrusive than a large ring and didn't interfere with my sleep at all. You can set alarms for O2 levels and pulse levels. The alarms (vibrate and/or audible) will wake you up if they go off (I have a low pulse rate and I hadn't set the alarm setting low enough). The PC software was a snap to download and use. Doesn't take any elaborate computer wizard knowledge. Just download it, plug in the wearable device to a USB port with the provided cord (don't lose it - a standard cord WILL NOT work, you have to use the provided cord!!!) and the software will find your report by date and you can then download & view the report. You set all of your options through the software and I don't think the device would have much, if any, use without the software. This is a very handy device and can be used by any number of people, you just have to adjust the software. Highly recommended." 

Benjamin

"This Sleep Apnea Oxygen Monitor is a very valuable tool and gives me peace of mind.

There have been several times when the Sleep Apnea Oxygen Monitor has warned me that either something was not working properly, kink in line, or I had forgotten to put the cannulas back after blowing my nose, starting to dozing off when watching TV and my oxygen drops below 90. Very comfortable to wear. For me because it vibrates a lot the battery lasts about 12 hours. Was only on Oxygen at night with a CPAP after COVID it left me on oxygen 24/7. The reports that can be printed make for a great way to keep in touch with my Doctors also. I highly recommend this meter, compared the reading to my finger tip oximeter and they were exactly the same reading Customer support has been awesome and they have stood behind their product."

Luci 

"I’ve had this device for approximately 2yrs. I originally bought it to detect sleep apnea after suffering with morning headaches & anxiety for awhile. Following a sleep study I was diagnosed with fairly mild sleep apnea & used CPap for a few months until it was recalled due to its potential to cause cancer. I’m currently waiting for a dental appliance but in the meantime I’ve returned to the use of this ring to wake me from sleep apnea episodes. I used to be able to depend on this device for 3 nights between charges. I’ve recently noticed that it requires charging after every use even though the battery life indicator says it’s charged it will die in the middle of the 2nd night. Also, the data shows I’m having episodes of apnea with o2 drops below my threshold of 88% & the ring isn’t vibrating to wake me anymore. I feel like for the price point it was a great purchase in the beginning as far as functionality goes. "