Cloud_ICU_CN1

Cloud ICU cares about your health
Using the "Cloud ICU-CN1" blood oxygen and heart rate monitoring APP, you can measure your data anytime, anywhere, track your heartbeat and blood oxygen saturation, and remind you of your health information in an all-round way!


Model used in this APP: Oxiband
Device model used in this APP: Viatom - Checkme O2 Pulse Oximeter


Equipment Approved Unit:
The hardware equipment used in this APP service has been approved by the State Drug Administration of China (Certificate No.: Guangdong Machinery Note 20202071597), Japan PMDA Certification (Certification No.: 230AGBZX00019000), FDA Certification (Regulation Number: 870.2700) and EU EC Certification (Rigistration Number：HD60137356 0001).

- China: https://www.nmpa.gov.cn/datasearch/search-info.html?nmpa=aWQ9MTk4MjE3Jml0ZW1JZD0yYzliYTM4NDc1OWM5NTc3MDE3NTljY2M0ZTBhMDMwMw
- Japan: https://www.pmda.go.jp/PmdaSearch/kikiDetail/ResultDataSetPDF/171679_230AGBZX00019000_A_01_07
- United States: https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfpmn/pmn.cfm?ID=K191088
-EU EC: https://cloudicu.com.tw/icu/assets/Viatom_ECcertificate.pdf

Main functions of this APP:
- Real-time multi-party notification of heart rate and blood oxygen monitoring values
- Real-time monitoring of the user's blood oxygen saturation, and timely notification to remind the user's caregivers to observe and understand when the data is abnormal, helping to take care of the user's health.
- Only record the user's abnormal heartbeat and blood oxygen historical data: use the cloud host to store the abnormal blood oxygen and heartbeat data in the past.


Disclaimer:
This APP service is not intended for professional medical use. This application is to help users measure heart rate and blood oxygen saturation in real time and obtain results without professional instruments. The measurement and statistical data are only used for recording and reminder purposes. If the user thinks that there is a health problem, or wants to obtain more accurate measurement results, we recommend going to the hospital to seek a doctor for more detailed consultation and examination.