OxyClip™ Blood Glucose & Pulse Monitor
- Glucose & pulse in about 5 seconds.
- No needles, no blood. Clip and press.
- Know your numbers when it matters.
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Low oxygen doesn't hurt. That's the scary part.
Snap OxyClip on your finger. About 5 seconds later you know your oxygen and your pulse. No needles. No blood. No app.
"Give me your finger."
Clip it on Mom, Dad, or your husband. Five seconds later you know how the night really went, at the kitchen table instead of the waiting room. Works on any adult finger, with numbers big enough for them to read too.
Snap. Press. 5 seconds.
One button. Your oxygen and your pulse light up, even in the dark. No pairing, no setup, no learning curve. Check before coffee, after the stairs, or the night you're not sure.
No needles. No blood. No app.
A beam of light reads your blood through your fingertip. It's the exact clip hospitals use. No strips, no phone, no subscription. It fits in any pocket and lives on your nightstand.
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140,000+ Happy Customers
I snore, I'm overweight, and I wake up exhausted. My morning number is what finally got me to book a sleep study. Wish I'd had this years ago.

I'm 280 pounds and I get winded on the stairs. Now I clip it on, see the number, and I know if it's just me being out of shape or something to call about.

Bought it for my dad after his pneumonia. Tried it on myself first: five seconds, number pops up, done. He uses it every morning now and texts me his number.

Retired nurse. I compared it with the clip at my clinic visit last month. Same numbers. It's the same thing we used on the floor, just on my desk.

I check after my walk, after the stairs, and before bed. Five seconds. Knowing my number took the fear out of every little shortness of breath.

I'm 6'4 with hands like shovels. Fits fine. Numbers are big and bright, I read them without my glasses.

Had a nasty flu in February and had no idea how low I was until urgent care told me. Never again. Now it sits on my nightstand and I check the second I feel off.

Truck driver, 59, not in great shape. It lives in my cab. I check after every long haul. Steady readings and I haven't changed the batteries yet.

Ordered Monday, had it Wednesday. Opened the box, clipped it on, number in five seconds. Then I drove it over to my mom and she couldn't believe that was it.

After my heart scare the doctor said watch your numbers. This made it a five-second habit next to my morning pills. Game changer.

I check my husband every morning before coffee. Five seconds, I see his number, and I can breathe. No more guessing how the night went.

Bought one for me. Two weeks later bought two more, one for Mom and one for my brother. Five seconds and you know where you stand.

I hike every weekend. Clip it on at the top, five seconds, and I know if I keep going or turn around. Fits in any pocket.

I'm 81 and hopeless with gadgets. One button. I figured it out before my grandson finished explaining. That says it all.

I was worried it wouldn't read on my hands, my circulation isn't great. Warmed my hand on my coffee mug, clipped it on, number came right up.

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Try it for 90 days. Love it or send it back.
Snap it on tonight. Check Mom tomorrow. Check yourself after the stairs. If OxyClip doesn't earn its spot on your nightstand, send it back for a full refund. No questions.
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