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University Students Choose Landon Medical Pulse Oximeter

By: Robert Darwin | 2010-10-18 | Medicine
The University setting is a fantastic area for medical and health learning and advancement. As a part of the curriculum of medical students many are required to purchase certain medical equipment and devices to aid them in their studies read more

Why a Pulse Ox from Landon Medical?

By: Robert Darwin | 2010-10-15 | Health & Fitness
Why should you buy a Landon Medical Pulse Ox? Well this is a good question to ask if you or someone you know is in the market to buy a pulse oximeter, also known as a pulse ox. The consumer has a few different choices out there, but are all of the oximeters the same? Well that is a tough thing to know, because we are not medical experts or medical professionals. read more

Pulse Oximeters for All

By: Robert Darwin | 2010-09-28 | Health & Fitness
Landon Medical was the pioneer in bringing fingertip pulse oximetry products to the masses at prices that were affordable by the common Joe Smith, and not Joe Kennedy. The LM-800 pulse oximeter was revolutionary, because it provided all the basic needs at a great cost, but quality was not sacrificed. read more

Landon Medical LM-850 Accurate Pulse Rate Measurement

By: Robert Darwin | 2010-09-20 | Wellness
Measuring the pulse rate is one of the important steps in vital sign monitoring. The pulse rate gives so much insight to a person's health that its measurement and making sure it is within normal parameters is of utmost importance. A pulse rate is commonly known as the arterial palpation of a heartbeat. read more

Pulse Oximeter Technology Made Simple

By: Robert Darwin | 2010-10-18 | Medicine
Pulse Oximeter technology has always been a complicated technological health device primarily used in hospital settings. However, through the innovative work of Landon Medical the old oximeter technology of the past has been transformed into a small, lightweight medical device that can be taken anywhere by an individual. read more

Pulse Oximeters & Motor Sports

By: Robert Darwin | 2010-09-28 | Health & Fitness
Pulse oximeters have become a more common tool both at homes and at clinics all over the world. More recently, they have been showing up on athletic locker rooms too. They provide quick on spot readings of both pulse rate and oxygen saturation levels for athletes and trainers. Their popularity amongst athletics has reached over to the track. Motor sport drivers in both F1 and Nascar have been adding pulse oximeters to their pit lanes. read more

Pulse Oximeters & Health Education

By: Robert Darwin | 2010-09-28 | Health & Fitness
Over the past 6 months, various school districts all over the U.S. have been adopting the use of pulse oximeters to demonstrate the importance of both pulse rate and oxygen saturation level in daily heath issues. Pulse oximeters will be used to show how quick and easily reading can be obtained, and then the readings will be used to show both normal and abnormal levels. read more

Pulse Oximeters for Kids

By: Robert Darwin | 2010-09-12 | Health & Fitness
Physical activity of kids today has greatly decreased, which can be linked to many new health issues that kids face today. These issues include obesity to asthma to sleep apnea. A new technology that is out now gives parents the power to monitor important vital signs. Monitoring of the child's pulse rate and oxygen saturation level by the use of a pediatric pulse oximeter could help parents catch certain symptoms sooner and notify the child's pediatrician. read more

Your Health, Your Pulse Oximeter

By: Robert Darwin | 2010-10-12 | Health & Fitness
Monitoring your health is a vital part to maintaining your health. To be able to know your health status is key to a health living style. Most people believe that this mostly includes eating right and exercising. In reality, it involves a lot more than just those two factors. A person must also know their oxygen saturation level and their pulse rate. These are two key vital signs. read more

Martial Arts Adopt Pulse Oximeters

By: Robert Darwin | 2010-09-12 | Health & Fitness
Recently, martial artists have adopted pulse oximeters to their bag of tools. One of the most important aspects of training and maintaining speed and strength in martial arts is in relation to breathing. Breathing correctly, and at the right pace has shown strength levels to increase. read more

Pulse Oximeters and Their Differences

By: Robert Darwin | 2010-11-05 | Health & Fitness
Pulse oximeters are an integral part of the home and health care setting. You may have noticed all the various types and models of pulse oximeters out on the internet, however, there are a few key factors that distinguish one model from another. read more

Pulse Oximeters | Not All Created Equal

By: Robert Darwin | 2010-10-08 | Health & Fitness
Pulse oximeters have been a staple in the medical and dental fields for years, but they came in large formed machines meant to be only handled by professionals. The costs for these pulse oximeters were at levels that only large facilities could absorb, but over the last 5-10 years, that trend that changed immensely. read more

Pulse Oximeter chosen as most preferred medical device for elderly

By: Robert Darwin | 2010-10-18 | Wellness
It comes as no surprise that our elderly are especially prone to more medical ailments and illnesses than younger individuals. As such it is of the utmost importance to them to have access to medical devices that are not only affordable but also provide accurate results. read more

Pulse Oximeter On Board

By: Jack Rogers | 2010-12-08 | Article Marketing
Medical requirements for commercial airlines do exist for the safety of its passengers. Being 30,000+ feet above the ground poses new challenges for any medical emergency. read more

Everything About Pulse Oximeter

By: Jack Rogers | 2010-12-27 | Health & Fitness
Pulse oximeters have changed the way how professionals in the medical field assess cardio-respiratory health dramatically. Even though it is not exactly perfect, the pulse oximeter can give the doctors an idea how efficiently a patient is breathing air, how his physiology is handling oxygen, and how well he is tolerating such bodily process. read more