Monitor Your Health From Home

Get the Right Tools to Screen for Early Signs of COVID19

Experts recommend you assemble a COVID19 Early Warning Kit and Keep Tabs on You and Your Loved Ones’ Health

Essentials to Add to Your Home Illness Monitoring Kit

COVID-19 Monitor Your Health From Home: According to very recent observations from ER doctors (see video below), in combination with what is being recommended by the CDC, there are 2 items we should add to our home supplies if you don’t already have them.

1. A Thermometer 2. A Pulse Oximeter

What do we know?

A device that checks oxygen levels could be an early warning system for coronavirus, doctor says

(as reported on CBS News 4/23/2020)

Dr. Richard Levitan

“We must direct resources to identifying and treating the initial phase of COVID pneumonia earlier by screening for silent hypoxia,” Dr. Levitan concluded. “It’s time to get ahead of this virus instead of chasing it.”

What’s Normal and What is Not?

According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) normal body temperature is 37 degrees C (98.6 F) and a low grade fever is between 37.5 and 38.3 degrees C (conversions below). A normal oxygen level is between 95 to 100%, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).

Low Grade Fever

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Oxygen Saturation Level Requiring Quick Treatment

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Oxygen Level Less than this is a Clinical Emergency

Create Your "Stay-Healthy-at-Home" Kit

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We suggest using an infra-red thermometer, as it does not require skin contact.

We have a dedicated COVID19 section containing the various recommended products suggested by trusted sources across a number of essential categories.

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Monitor Other Aspects of Your Health

According to the CDC, shortness of breath and fatigue are symptoms associated with COVID19. These symptoms are also associated with anxiety, stress, or depression. We encourage everyone to monitor you and your loved ones’ emotional health during this time of uncertainty.