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Nellcor NPB-195 Pulse Oximeters
item# 591-BPNMDC
Nellcor NPB-195 Pulse Oximeters offer an affordable, accurate and reliable solution for oxygen saturation monitoring. Plus, they are easy to transport and simple to use. Pulse oximeters have the flexibility to monitor all patients, neonates through adults, in the home or at the hospital. The NPB-195 monitors are lightweight, durable and ergonomically designed with a built-in handle.

Nellcor NPB-395 Pulse Oximeter
item# 593-BPNMDC
The Nellcor N–395 Pulse Oximeter with Oxismart XL Advanced Signal Processing reads through challenging motion conditions, cutting through nonspecific noise to find the pulse and track true SpO2 and pulse rate values. The N–395 monitor is also equipped with SatSeconds Alarm Management a breakthrough in clinician-programmable alarm sensitivity for pulse oximetry.

Nellcor NPB-40 OxiMax Handheld Pulse Oximeter
item# 04BPNBEM
The NPB-40 Handheld Pulse Oximeter is both compact and affordable. It is simple to operate, provides spot-check monitoring of SpO2 and pulse rate, and is compact enough to fit in your pocket.

Nellcor NPB-595 Pulse Oximeter (Refurbished)
item# 595BPNMDC
The NPB-595 Pulse Oximeter is exceptional performance, even when challenged with patient motion, low perfusion and week signal conditions or environmental interference.

Nellcor Oxiband Reusable Sensors OXI-A/N Model
item# DNABIXOMDC
Reusable sensor for spot checks or short-term monitoring. Premium-performance and convenient clip design of the OXI-A/N assures quality and durability for patient after patient.

Nellcor OXICLIQ-A Adult Adhesive Disposable Sensor (24 per case)
item# AQILCIXOMDC
The OxiCliq System combines a reusable cable with a sterile, adhesive sensor to form a cost-effective adhesive alternative.

Nellcor OXICLIQ-I Infant Adhesive Disposable Sensor (24 per case)
item# IQILCIXOMDC
The OxiCliq System combines a reusable cable with a sterile, adhesive sensor to form a cost-effective adhesive alternative.
