Welch Allyn® SpO2 Sensor Finger Infant Reusable
Durable, Comfortable Monitoring for Extended Pediatric Care

The Welch Allyn® Infant SpO2 Flex Sensor delivers the perfect combination of reusable sensor durability and disposable sensor convenience for reliable pediatric oxygen saturation monitoring. Constructed from medical-grade silicone with disposable flexiwrap adhesive, this innovative sensor provides accurate, continuous monitoring without disrupting your infant patient's comfort or routine—ideal for extended monitoring sessions and pediatric sleep studies.

Key Features:

• Hybrid Design Innovation: Combines the cost-effectiveness of a reusable sensor with the hygiene and convenience of disposable adhesive wraps
• Durable Silicone Construction: Medical-grade flex sensor withstands repeated use while maintaining accuracy and performance
• Infant-Specific Sizing: Designed specifically for infant finger monitoring with secure, comfortable fit that won't disturb sleep or routine care
• Disposable Flexiwrap Adhesive: 25 included wraps ensure hygienic, secure sensor placement for each patient or monitoring session
• Extended Monitoring Ready: Perfect for long-term observation, sleep studies, NICU care, and continuous oxygen saturation tracking

Technical Specifications:

• Sensor Type: Reusable SpO2 Flex Sensor with disposable wraps
• Patient Population: Infant
• Application Site: Finger
• Material: Durable medical-grade silicone sensor with flexiwrap adhesive
• Package Contents: 1 reusable SpO2 sensor + 25 disposable wraps
• Compatibility: Welch Allyn® patient monitoring systems
• Latex-Free: Not made with natural rubber latex

Clinical Applications:

Essential for pediatric units, NICUs, sleep study centers, physician offices, and hospital settings requiring accurate, continuous oxygen saturation monitoring for infant patients. The gentle, non-invasive design ensures reliable SpO2 readings during extended monitoring periods, post-operative care, respiratory assessments, and diagnostic sleep studies without compromising patient comfort or care quality.