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We are trying to second source philips Spo2 probes. Can anyone suggest a company dealing with this?
Thank you
Paul Latham
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Hello paul,
which probes 8-way or 9-way d type?
Tracy
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try spo2.co.uk - £75 
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Tracy,
The Spo2 probes we are trying to scource are adult finger probes which fit directly into the philips Spo2 module not the disposible childrens/neonatal type.
Best wishes
Paul
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Paul,
If you get the appropriate interface lead you can get many manufcturers probes to fit the HP/Philips machines with either plug type.
M1900B takes nellcor and compatables - disposales and finger clips - and I believe Masimo (Artemis) might give you and interface lead if you are buying enough probes; again disposable or finger clips (But don't quote me on that).
Robert
My spelling is not bad. I am typing this on a Medigenic keyboard and I blame that for all my typos.
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Smart move, Robert. Welcome to the South West of England (well, nearly), from all of us hayseeds. Maybe I'll call in and see you when I'm out and about in my camper-van!
If you don't inspect ... don't expect.
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Geoff,
You can park yours next to mine. A 73 VW bay.
I am tempted to live in it in the summer as I am sure it is bigger than the room I have in staff accommodation and it is certainly better equipped.
And may be our paths will cross when I go down to Dartmoor to see my folks. The big green and heathery one not the dark, grey stone Dartmoor may I point out.
Robert
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Try Proact Medical Ltd. They do a version of the HP
finger sensor with a rubber boot for about £160.
They do similiar sensors for other makes as well.
Rod
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Medgraphics do them aswell but we have not purchased any yet.
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