5 Pieces Disposable SpO2 Probe For RS01 Type C Pulse Oximeter

Keep care hygienic and readings reliable with this 5-piece set of disposable SpO2 probes designed specifically for RS01 Type-C pulse oximeters. Ideal for busy clinics, home health visits, hospitals, and travel, these single-use probes let you swap to a fresh sensor between patients or monitoring sessions without sacrificing accuracy or speed.

Why these disposable SpO2 probes stand out

• Hygienic, single-use design minimizes cross-contamination and simplifies infection control in fast-paced care environments.
• Guaranteed compatibility with RS01 Type-C sensors ensures a secure fit, stable readings, and seamless operation without adapter fuss.
• Soft, flexible probe tip provides comfortable wear for short or extended monitoring periods, reducing patient discomfort.
• Quick, tool-free attachment makes patient turnover smoother—just connect and measure, then discard after use.
• Convenient 5-piece packaging gives you immediate access to multiple probes for back-to-back assessments or multi-patient rounds.

What’s included

• 5 disposable SpO2 probes compatible with RS01 Type-C pulse oximeters

Ideal use cases

These probes are perfect for:

• Outpatient clinics and urgent care centers where rapid turnover is essential
• Hospitals and surgical centers needing clean, single-use sensors between patients
• Home health nurses conducting routine oxygen saturation checks
• Telemedicine kits and mobile clinics that require portable, hygienic supplies

Compatibility, care, and disposal

Designed specifically for RS01 Type-C pulse oximeters, these probes snap onto the device’s sensor port for a dependable connection. To maintain performance and hygiene, store in a clean, dry area and discard after a single use as part of standard infection-control practice. Always inspect the probe before use and replace if the tip shows any signs of wear or damage.

Practical tips for best readings

• Ensure the patient’s finger is clean and warm; avoid nail polish or artificial nails that can affect signal quality.
• Place the probe snugly but not tightly to maintain stable contact without restricting blood flow.
• Keep the sensor level with the heart and minimize movement during measurement for consistent results.
• Use a fresh probe for each new patient or session to preserve hygiene and accuracy.