Heart Rate Monitor ➡ amzn.to/3HBSiYa 0:00 Intro 1:56 What finger to wear it on 3:35 Results to see your current levers 3:54 Take ring off and data transfer to app 4:17 Battery life 4:59 App Demo 8:55 Settings 12:45 Back up plan options
Excellent review. I've had mine for 6 months. I'm a sleep apnea patient who uses a cpap machine to assist with breathing. I bought the O2 ring to make sure the cpap therapy is working: when I stop breathing, my O2 level drops and heart rate spikes, and the O2 ring shows me when (the exact time) that happens and how many times per night it happens. So I know whether to dial up the pressure setting on my cpap machine. I think my finger width/circumference is about average for a guy and I find it hard to fit on my thumb or index finger, so I wear it on my pinky finger where it fits very comfortably and securely, and I get consistent readings during the night time. The circumference of my pinky finger is probably not too much different than that of a female's thumb or index finger, so I think I'm okay wearing the O2 ring on my pinky. (Another benefit - I look like Joe Peschi in Goodfellas!) (kidding!) The O2 ring works well with VI Health as you say, but there's another app I prefer: it's called SleepO2. It does pretty much everything that VI Health does, but I like the interface a bit better. Anyway, it's free for iPhone (and maybe Android? not sure), so why not try both and pick the one you like best. I don't need to monitor my SPo2 levels every single night, so I sleep with my O2 ring only about 5 nights per month. But I really do value the information. Anyone who has sleep problems, not just sleep apnea, can benefit from the data the O2 ring provides. I recommend it. Just buy from a seller that has a no hassle return policy, because some folks have had problems getting faulty units, or units that stopped working after a couple weeks. Mine's going strong after 6 months.
Thank you, I could not get mine to display data in the app until I watched your video. You clearly explained the process (Take the ring off) which I missed in the three other videos that I watched.
Hi, thank you so much for the video information, I have my grandma with the Epoc condition and this is the best thing that I hear to check my grandma oxygen levels , my question is when vibrates is in the ring or in the cell phone ??? Is because I sleep with her and I have to wake up to check her
I use a CPAP every night and I have it set on APAP mode. I have virtually no AHI episodes during my sleep. My oxygen level has so many drops. Sometimes down to 82%. 7.5 drops per hour. In 6 hours 47 drops over 4%. O2 score is low, 6.2. Aver PR is good, 61. Who do I contact about these problems? I am wondering if I take the CPAP off APAP and put it on CPAP mode and increase the constant pressure a bit if that will help. I am going to try it but I need help in understanding why my O2 levels drops so much while sleeping. Thanks.
Thank you for doing this, i am using it to wake me up if my oxygen drops as it would if i stop breathing as I have sleep apnea etc. How do we know how to set the threshold for PR and Sp02?
How about getting a CPAP to fix the sleep apnea. But before you do that go see a sleep Dr. This ring is not meant to resolve the sleep apnea, you need the CPAP to do that.
You said you were scrolling with a magnifying glass? Is that an iPhone you're using or an Android? I can scroll in on the Samsung Galaxy S10 but don't seem to have that white line with the data that follows as I scroll.
Heart Rate Monitor ➡ amzn.to/3HBSiYa
0:00 Intro
1:56 What finger to wear it on
3:35 Results to see your current levers
3:54 Take ring off and data transfer to app
4:17 Battery life
4:59 App Demo
8:55 Settings
12:45 Back up plan options
Excellent review. I've had mine for 6 months. I'm a sleep apnea patient who uses a cpap machine to assist with breathing. I bought the O2 ring to make sure the cpap therapy is working: when I stop breathing, my O2 level drops and heart rate spikes, and the O2 ring shows me when (the exact time) that happens and how many times per night it happens. So I know whether to dial up the pressure setting on my cpap machine.
I think my finger width/circumference is about average for a guy and I find it hard to fit on my thumb or index finger, so I wear it on my pinky finger where it fits very comfortably and securely, and I get consistent readings during the night time. The circumference of my pinky finger is probably not too much different than that of a female's thumb or index finger, so I think I'm okay wearing the O2 ring on my pinky. (Another benefit - I look like Joe Peschi in Goodfellas!) (kidding!)
The O2 ring works well with VI Health as you say, but there's another app I prefer: it's called SleepO2. It does pretty much everything that VI Health does, but I like the interface a bit better. Anyway, it's free for iPhone (and maybe Android? not sure), so why not try both and pick the one you like best.
I don't need to monitor my SPo2 levels every single night, so I sleep with my O2 ring only about 5 nights per month. But I really do value the information. Anyone who has sleep problems, not just sleep apnea, can benefit from the data the O2 ring provides.
I recommend it. Just buy from a seller that has a no hassle return policy, because some folks have had problems getting faulty units, or units that stopped working after a couple weeks. Mine's going strong after 6 months.
Thank you, I could not get mine to display data in the app until I watched your video. You clearly explained the process (Take the ring off) which I missed in the three other videos that I watched.
Glad it helped you.
Best review that I've seen so far for this product.
Thanks appreciate it!
I bought one and it’s great. My heart rate is also a bit low like yours. I have seem 54 bpm at night.
It's normal when you sleep it goes down to low 40. Just make sure it does goes anything below that.
Wow. A genuine review!!!
Glad you liked it!
Hi, thank you so much for the video information, I have my grandma with the Epoc condition and this is the best thing that I hear to check my grandma oxygen levels , my question is when vibrates is in the ring or in the cell phone ??? Is because I sleep with her and I have to wake up to check her
In the ring. Hope the product is of help to you.
In the ring, and you can adjust the vibration as well to mild to strong
@@jessicajarabelo106 yes you can.
good review. thanks! does the app categorize sleep stages and quantify how much time you were in each respective sleep stage?
@@dericktourne6911 Thanks. I don't recall seeing that
I use a CPAP every night and I have it set on APAP mode. I have virtually no AHI episodes during my sleep. My oxygen level has so many drops. Sometimes down to 82%. 7.5 drops per hour. In 6 hours 47 drops over 4%. O2 score is low, 6.2. Aver PR is good, 61. Who do I contact about these problems? I am wondering if I take the CPAP off APAP and put it on CPAP mode and increase the constant pressure a bit if that will help. I am going to try it but I need help in understanding why my O2 levels drops so much while sleeping. Thanks.
Thank you for doing this, i am using it to wake me up if my oxygen drops as it would if i stop breathing as I have sleep apnea etc. How do we know how to set the threshold for PR and Sp02?
I talk about the settings here: ruclips.net/video/ikv8k0eLvcQ/видео.html
Okay thank you so much! :)
How about getting a CPAP to fix the sleep apnea. But before you do that go see a sleep Dr. This ring is not meant to resolve the sleep apnea, you need the CPAP to do that.
Okay thank you.
Do you know how to replace the internal lithium battery once it is depleted? Thanks.
I don't. I would reach out to the company.
Why is my iPhone XR Bluetooth not finding my O2 Ring? My data doesn’t come over to app when I remove the ring after sleeping. HELP please!
I might suggest restarting your phone to see if that helps. If not, I would reach out to customer support for help.
Hi. What is the difference between oxylink and o2ring by the same makers? Would you know?
I believe they are different companies. Check it out: bit.ly/o2ring
@@SidsTips Same company. getwellue.com/products/oxylink-wearable-pulse-oximeter-w-audio-alarm?_pos=1&_sid=a4364f2f6&_ss=r
how to use the remote view? thanks
Open the app while you are wearing the ring.
How about rubbing alcohol to clean it?
That's what I use. Works great as sweat and oil does gets trap on the ring. Great way to clean it.
You said you were scrolling with a magnifying glass? Is that an iPhone you're using or an Android? I can scroll in on the Samsung Galaxy S10 but don't seem to have that white line with the data that follows as I scroll.
Android.
@@SidsTips How do you get the white line/bar to scroll with the data showing at 7:43. My magnifying glass is turned on.
I clicked on the magnifying glass on the bottom right hand corner which then it worked. If still is an issue, please contact the company.
@@SidsTips Yes I think I'll have to do that. It's a great ring but the customer service is not that good from my experience so far. Thanks!