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SKU: MEDTAC1111

Type: Diagnostic Tool

Vendor: MED-TAC International

Pulse Oximeter

Name: Pulse Oximeter
Brand: MED-TAC International
SKU: MEDTAC1111
Price: 44.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

MED-TAC International · Diagnostic Tool

Pulse Oximeter

A fingertip oximeter that reads peripheral oxygen saturation and pulse rate together, using red and infrared light through the fingertip. It runs on standard field-replaceable batteries and is priced to be stocked across a team's kits rather than carried by one person. MED-TAC catalogue number MEDTAC1111; a Premium model, MEDTAC1112, is listed separately.

SpO₂ and pulse rateDual-wavelength red / infraredField-replaceable batteriesSKU MEDTAC1111

A single saturation reading is a data point. The trend across serial readings, taken alongside skin signs and mental status, is the finding.

What's Included

A single-component diagnostic device, not a kit. One accordion, listing what ships in the package. Tap to open.

VIEW ▾What's in the Package — one fingertip oximeter · SKU MEDTAC1111

1× Fingertip pulse oximeter — displays SpO₂ (peripheral oxygen saturation, as a percentage) and pulse rate (beats per minute) together
Powered by standard, field-replaceable batteries. Whether batteries ship in the package is not stated by the supplier — plan to supply your own.
No lanyard, case, probe accessory or spare sensor is listed as part of this SKU.

▾Specifications

Pulse Oximeter (Standard) — specifications

Specification	Detail
Supplier	MED-TAC International
SKU	MEDTAC1111 (Standard). A Premium model is catalogued as MEDTAC1112.
Device type	Fingertip pulse oximeter
Measurements	SpO₂ (%) and pulse rate (BPM), displayed together
Method	Dual-wavelength (red / infrared) photoplethysmography
Power	Standard batteries, field-replaceable
Weight	7 oz, as listed (see the note below — this figure looks like a shipping weight rather than a device weight)
MARCH phase	Respiration
Typical application	IFAK, EMS bag, CLS kit, vehicle kit, clinic
Known measurement limitations	Reading accuracy depends on perfusion, motion and ambient light. Poor peripheral perfusion — shock, hypothermia, vasoconstriction — can produce a low or absent reading with adequate arterial saturation; carbon-monoxide exposure can produce a falsely high reading.
Regulatory status	Not published on this listing

Specifications are as published on the legacy MED-TAC listing. No manufacturer name, model number, measurement range, stated accuracy or regulatory clearance is published for this device — if you need any of those for a procurement specification, ask before ordering. Interpret any reading alongside mental status, skin signs and mechanism of injury, and treat clinical thresholds as a matter for your own protocol rather than this page.

▾Who Carries It

Tactical medics, EMTs and paramedics wanting saturation and pulse capability in a pocket-sized unit · CLS and unit-level kit builders distributing the capability across a team rather than concentrating it in one bag · Vehicle and facility kits where a low-cost monitoring device earns its space · Clinics and training programs needing a serviceable device in quantity · Providers who carry the Premium model and want a backup.

Pulse oximetry supports the Respiration phase of the MARCH sequence. Reading and acting on a saturation value is governed by your training, scope of practice and local protocol — this page describes a device and its known measurement limitations, and does not state clinical thresholds or treatment decisions.

MED-TAC International

Sourced direct from the manufacturer or an authorized master distributor. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What does the MED-TAC Standard Pulse Oximeter measure?

The MEDTAC1111 measures SpO₂ (peripheral oxygen saturation as a percentage) and pulse rate (beats per minute) simultaneously via fingertip photoplethysmography. Results are available within seconds of application. Normal adult SpO₂ is 95–100%; values below 90% indicate clinically significant hypoxemia requiring immediate assessment and intervention.

What is the difference between the standard (MEDTAC1111) and premium (MEDTAC1112) pulse oximeters?

Both the MEDTAC1111 and MEDTAC1112 are fingertip pulse oximeters measuring SpO₂ and pulse rate. The MEDTAC1112 Premium model offers enhanced display features and build quality. The standard MEDTAC1111 is the cost-effective choice for unit CLS kits, vehicle medical kits, or backup carry, while the MEDTAC1112 Premium is preferred for primary diagnostic use by tactical medics and clinical providers.

How do I use a fingertip pulse oximeter correctly?

Insert the fingertip (index or middle finger is standard) fully into the device until contact is confirmed. Hold still for 5–10 seconds for the reading to stabilize. Ensure the fingernail is not dark-polished. Poor peripheral circulation (shock, vasoconstriction, hypothermia) can impair accuracy — in those cases, reassess with earlobe placement if available. Remove any nail polish interfering with measurement.

Should every IFAK include a pulse oximeter?

A pulse oximeter is a valuable addition to any medical kit beyond the basic bleeding control level. For CLS kits, medic bags, vehicle medical kits, and extended-care configurations, SpO₂ monitoring capability provides actionable data that bare-hands assessment cannot. It is particularly valuable for any kit that includes airway adjuncts (NPA/OPA), oxygen delivery equipment, or is used in prolonged field care scenarios where vital sign trending matters.

How long does the battery last in a fingertip pulse oximeter?

Most fingertip pulse oximeters, including those in the MED-TAC line, operate on two AAA batteries providing approximately 30 or more hours of continuous measurement use. For kit storage, remove batteries when not in active rotation to prevent battery leakage and corrosion. Include spare batteries in the same kit compartment as the oximeter for field replacement.

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Should every IFAK include a pulse oximeter?

How long does the battery last in a fingertip pulse oximeter?

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