CHECK OXYGEN & HEART RATE
Monitor oxygen levels and heart rate. It’s a great way to conduct sleep studies at home in the comfort of your own bed. Comes with an adjustable gentle vibration to indicate when oxygen levels fall below a preset level.
The LOOKEE Device is designed as an essential component of CPAP treatment and not as a replacement for CPAP in managing sleep apnea. CPAP lacks the oximetry functionality that the LOOKEE Device provides.
Tracking oxygen (O2) saturation in a Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machine holds significant importance for several reasons:
In summary, monitoring oxygen saturation in a CPAP machine is crucial for ensuring patient safety, evaluating therapy effectiveness, and identifying potential issues related to sleep apnea and other underlying health conditions. It empowers healthcare providers to make informed decisions regarding therapy adjustments and interventions, ultimately contributing to the patient's overall well-being.
Normal oxygen saturation levels typically range between 95% and 100% in healthy individuals. Values below 90% may indicate hypoxemia, which means there is a lower than normal level of oxygen in the blood. Generally, an oxygen saturation level of 90% and above is considered safe for most people, especially in non-emergency situations. Additionally, individuals living at high altitudes might experience slightly lower baseline oxygen saturation due to decreased oxygen pressure in the air. However, it's not uncommon for certain individuals, particularly those with COPD, to exhibit slightly lower oxygen saturation levels. Their baseline oxygen saturation usually ranges from 88% to 92%, but this range is generally acceptable for most individuals at rest.
It's important to note that the LOOKEE Device is non-invasive and boasts a high accuracy of +2/-2, which is remarkable for an oximeter. With this high accuracy, a reading of 88% can be considered within the range of 86% to 90%. It can be confidently stated that the threshold for safe oxygen saturation is around 88%. Readings above this level are safe, while readings below indicate hypoxemia. However, when oxygen saturation drops to 80%, the situation becomes critical. At this point, the lungs may no longer effectively support themselves, causing the heart to beat faster in an attempt to meet oxygen demands. Prolonged exposure to such conditions can lead to cardiovascular complications and increased morbidity over time.
We offer a selection of sleep oxygen monitors, each catering to different preferences and needs. Here are the options available:
Important Notes:
LOOKEE Sleep Oxygen Monitors have earned certification as Medical grade devices and are licensed by Health Canada. These monitors boast an accuracy level of +2/-2%, a performance metric well within the established standard of the FDA for FDA-cleared oximeters.
An O2 Score represents a comprehensive evaluation of your oxygen condition. It is derived from the analysis of various factors such as events, frequencies, depth, and duration of your oxygen levels throughout the night. The score falls within a range of 0 to 10, where 10 indicates the most favorable condition. This score is available for each recorded session within the App.
The scoring categories are as follows:
Importantly, the O2 Score is calculated from the moment the device is worn until it is removed, encompassing the entire duration of usage.
We provide a seamless support experience to ensure your peace of mind. Our offerings include:
With our commitment to customer satisfaction, you can be confident that your concerns will always be addressed promptly and effectively. Your peace of mind is our priority, and we're here to ensure you always receive the help you need, when you need it.
