A patient-friendly guide to taking a pulse oximeter reading at home, including what SpO2 and pulse rate estimate, confirmed aiOxy specifications, a general spot-check routine, and how aiCare can help organize supported readings.
A clear, evidence-based look at what aiOxy is confirmed to do: spot-check SpO2 and pulse rate, display perfusion index, and connect with the aiCare platform through Bluetooth.
A patient-friendly explanation of how aiBP Lite blood pressure readings move from the monitor to the aiCare app through the confirmed Bluetooth workflow, what is confirmed about connection and storage, and which transfer details remain unconfirmed.
Cuff fit starts with one measurement and one comparison: measure your mid-upper-arm circumference, then check it against the exact arm range labelled for your monitor and its supplied cuff. This guide walks through the measuring steps, a short decision worksheet, and what the confirmed aiBP Lite 22-42 cm supplied cuff range means for everyday use.
Real-time health information refers to data that is captured and displayed immediately, such as a home blood pressure reading. Learn how it differs from periodic measurements and how it can support everyday health tracking.
Learn how to find the right size for your aiRing Ultra, understand measurement tips, and know what to expect for daily wear.
Learn what aiBP Lite is, its confirmed features, and how it fits into your daily routine for educational blood pressure monitoring.
Find clear, confirmed answers about aiBP Lite, its features, and how to use it for everyday blood pressure monitoring with the aiCare app.
aiBP Lite measures blood pressure and pulse; aiCare organizes supported health readings. Understand their different roles and what to check before connecting your monitor.
Alternate site testing may offer a break from fingertip sampling, but it is device-specific and unsuitable when glucose may be changing rapidly. Here is what to check before using it.
