can I get a needed oximeter for less than 200$ please?
438069
You can definitely find one on ebay for less than 200 bucks!
182733
at a rate of 91% on room air you need to be started on lo oxygen via nasal canula or non rebreather mask start the flow at 1 or 2 on the delivery dial dont go much higher as the lungs are now responding to the carbon dioxide levels not the oxygen levels. yes it is smart to have an o2 saturation meter
291968
Ask Yer MOM To BUY You One(Nothins Free)
753913
$100.00 - 200.00 sounds reasonable.
438130
well, it all depends on the type, brand and functions that u are looking for. a digitalised one would cost u anywhere from 20,000 rupees to 80,000 supees. if u are looking for something that u can just use to lose those extra pounds, u could get one for 7500 rps :)
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Go to an Urgent Care group close to where you live.  This is an easy-to-fix problem and be sure to let the provider know you are on a budget.  There are some standard medications that are cheaper than others and do the job 95% of the time.  I'd estimate with Rx, you can do it for $50-60 dollars, maybe cheaper.  Check around.  \n\nA second thought.  Does you campus have a student health center.  That certainly would be the cheapest.  Look into it.\n\nA third thought.  Some towns have low income or volunteer health clinics that will see you.  I used to volunteer at one.  We asked for a $5 donation which included being seen and medication...what a deal.\n\nDon't go to the ER - the bill will be five times that of an urgent care.  In the ER it is their job to prove this is not an eye emergency and that takes time and dollars.  A hospital does have to evaluate you whether you have insurance or not but they do not have to treat you if you are not experiencing a life and death issue.  Further they will attempt to bill you for services rendered, including sending the bill to collections...save yourself the grief, find a clinic as I mentioned above.
927646
Go to Walmart, Kmart, Target or somplace similar. You should be able to pic up a basic mic for under $10.
477933
Check out the link below:\n\nhttp://www.respiratorygroup.com/products/high_pressure/med_o2_spec.aspx
832094
probaly like 200 dollars why dont you go there to find out
1159907
It depends where you are in Washington.  Most large cities have medical supply companies and if you contacted one you should be able to rent a bed.  In the Vancouver area I know of CARE Medical and LinCare because my mom got her oxygen equipment from them.  Lincare is pretty much statewide so you can probably find them anywhere.  If you're in the Seattle or Spokane area there are probably more choices.  You can either look in the yellow pages or call the hospital and ask them to help you find somewhere to rent from.
1001837
Oh somewhere between 2-3 hundred dollars mate!
507111
Minimum.......$50.00.\nMax...........$200.00
91981
Generally speaking a pulse oximeter measures the amount of oxygen that is being carried in the red blood cells. It is continuous all the time or it can be used for a short period to check the oxygen in the blood at that time. 100% is perfect. Anything less than 93-95% is bad.
1167272
You can buy a simple Radio Shack police/fire scanner. Essentially the same thing, but a much lower price.
337088
try www.airgas.com  and not a bad price either.
617238
I recommend the Liftestream monitor- it is a regular monitor not a disposable, and studies have shown that it is only 1-2 points off then a regular blood test.  The strips are a little expensive, but it is worth it if you want accuracy at home.  It's about $20 for 6 test strips.  You can read about this model here\nwww.knowitforlife.com
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The only way I've been able to travel with my Rx oxygen is on Continental Airlines.  They seem to be only one who accomodate you.  Even so they first require  your Dr to fill out a form prescribing the required use of O2.  \n      Then there is a fee to be paid for the use of their oxygen, ($100.) ea. way.