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At IMIKI, our core mission is to use cutting-edge tech to empower your health management. We’re here to keep you protected 24/7, whether you’re climbing a mountain or just tackling your daily grind. Our upgraded smartwatches and bands now pack real-time blood oxygen (SpO₂) tracking—your personal breathing health assistant, right on your wrist.

Why It Matters & How It Works
Your 24/7 Breathing Guardian
Blood oxygen levels (SpO₂) are a key indicator of how well your heart and lungs are working. For healthy folks, it should sit between 95%-100% when you’re chilling. Our devices use medical-grade PPG sensors that beam red and infrared light through your skin to detect oxygen changes—no needles, no fuss.

Keep it real: If you’re hiking up a mountain, spot early signs of altitude sickness (like SpO₂ dipping below 85%) and take a breather before things get dicey.

Two Ways to Stay in the Know

Quick Check: Get a reading in 45 seconds—perfect after a workout or between Zoom calls.
Auto-Track Mode: Quietly monitors your levels when you’re resting (set intervals from 5-60 mins) and logs your nightly stats to map your body’s natural rhythm.

Smart Alerts That Have Your Back

If your levels stay too low (below 80%/85%/90% for 10+ minutes), your device buzzes to nudge you. Pair it with the IMIKI App to see weekly/monthly trends, sync with Apple Health, and connect the dots for your overall wellness.

Straight Talk: What We Can (and Can’t) Do

We’re transparent about our tech:

Accuracy: Our wrist-based sensors have about ±2% margin of error compared to hospital fingertip devices.
Limits: We only show numbers between 80%-100%. Anything lower? You’ll see “Low”—but no exact digits.
Not a Doctor: This tool NEVER replaces a doctor’s advice. Think of it like a weather forecast for your health—handy, but not a crystal ball.

More Detailed SpO2 Measurement in IMIKI App

The compatible IMIKI App affords more insights into your blood oxygen levels, including average blood oxygen level, highest and lowest SpO2 throughout a day, a week, and a month, which can be synced to Apple  Health and Strava Apps and shared with your family and friends.