I hear Nonin is really good, but I also hear they're on the expensive side. You can get one through Amazon or Ebay (when I bought mine it was $40) and it's been just fine. I've had it for 3 yrs. now. I think others have bought the less expensive ones, too and have been satisfied.

I suggest taking it with you to the doc's and comparing your reading with the one there, just to make sure it's accurate.

Hope this helps. :o)

Thank you very much.

I just bought one at CVS called CHOICEMMED for $29.99 and it works great. Has nice large numbers displayed for easy reading

My original is SPO medical. It is accurate and works fine. Very expensive. The batteries are expensive to replace.

Decided it was cheaper to purchase a new oximeter instead of spending the money on the batteries.

Bought a new one, which works great and great features:

Finger Pulse Oximeter, item ID #56990112897930
for $26.99 free shipping.
online from: ProChoice Medical on Amazon

Thank you everyone for your answers.

Karen

I have one that I ordered online and it is a medtonic . It was $126.00 and I got it for $60 and this has been 4 yrs now and works good
I just checked with our CVS on the choicemed and they carry it but the cost they told me is $49.99.
That is a big jump up from what serenity had to pay, must be the locality on the mark up.

That's a difficult one Karen,

Some say you get what you pay for.

I have a clinical guard oxymeter and it works fine. Have checked it against respiratory nurses and cardiac, pr fitness instructor..