Don’t Compromise Patient conditions can be unpredictable. Pulse oximeter safety and accuracy shouldn’t be. Using Nonin PureSAT® pulse oximeters together with Nonin PureLight® sensors is the only way to ensure you’re getting clinically proven SpO2 accuracy, consistency and reliability in the widest range of patients and settings. From light skin to dark skin. Neonates to adults. With motion and low perfusion. In sleep labs, hospitals and homes. Patient to patient, Nonin Medical’s complete pulse oximetry systems are uncompromising.

DID YOU KNOW? Mixing Nonin oximeters with other manufacturers’ sensors compromises Nonin’s clinically proven accuracy — and could compromise patient safety. Beware of sensors claiming to be compatible with Nonin pulse oximeters. Nonin PureSAT oximeters are validated and cleared for use only with Nonin PureLight sensors, providing accurate readings for assessing: • Hypoxia events related to potential sleep disorders • Patients needing critical intervention in acute care settings • Patients being monitored at home Accuracy and safety depend on the complete pulse oximetry system performance. ISO...

Industry-Leading Accuracy2 Masimo Nellcor NONIN n Nonin n Nellcor n Masimo Dark Skin Pigmentation Less Accurate More Accurate Nonin demonstrates superior accuracy in the most challenging conditions (e.g.,dark skin pigmentation). Nonin PureSAT pulse oximetry technology uses pulse-by-pulse filtering to provide precise oximetry measurements — even in the presence of motion, low perfusion, and other conditions. By reading the entire plethysmographic waveform, PureSAT signal processing prefilters the pulse signals to remove undesirable signals. Advanced algorithms then separate the pulse signals from...

The Nonin System. Uncompromising. If you mix and match Nonin sensors and oximeters with other manufacturers’ products, you risk: PalmSAT® 2500 Handheld Pulse Oximeter with 8000AA Clip Sensor Under-reporting hypoxic events due to inaccuracy, which could result in: n Missed episodes of hypoxia during continuous monitoring n Qualified patients being incorrectly disqualified for oxygen therapy n Under or missed treatment for hypoxic events n Increased false alarms l Having to repeat diagnostic studies (and incur related costs) due to signal drop out or excessive noise l 7500 Tabletop Pulse Oximeter...