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Report date: 13.10.2025
Creative Medical PC-66B Handheld Pulse Oximeter Analysis Report
Product Description and Contents
The device shown in the image is a Creative Medical brand, PC-66B model handheld pulse oximeter used to measure blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate (PR). The device has a compact and portable design. It is suitable for monitoring both adult and pediatric patients in home and clinical environments. Only the main unit of the device is visible in the image.
- Device Type: Handheld Pulse Oximeter
- Brand: Creative Medical
- Model: PC-66B
- Quantity: 1 main unit
General Condition and Physical Assessment
The general condition of the device has been assessed as used. Slight signs of use are observed on it. There are superficial scratches and minor abrasions on its yellow casing, especially on the black circular section at the bottom. No cracks, breaks, or severe deformation were detected on the device’s casing. The keypad appears solid, and the symbols on it are clear. Its overall condition, based on visual inspection, gives the impression that it is in working order.
Electronics and Screen Analysis
The device’s screen is active, and information can be read on it, indicating that its electronic components are functional. What is seen on the screen is listed below:
- Status Message: A prominent “No Signal” warning is displayed on the screen. This warning typically indicates that the SpO2 sensor probe is not connected to the device or is not properly attached to the patient. This situation is related to a missing accessory rather than a device malfunction.
- Measurement Headings: SpO2 and PR (Pulse Rate) headings are visible.
- Timer: A timer displaying “00:59:39” is located at the top of the screen. This might indicate the duration for which the device has been powered on.
- Battery Indicator: A battery icon indicating a full charge is located in the upper right corner of the screen.
Although the device itself appears electronically functional, the “No Signal” warning confirms the absence of the SpO2 probe required for measurements.
Accessories
No accessories (SpO2 sensor probe, charging cable, batteries, carrying case, etc.) are included in the image apart from the main unit of the device. The SpO2 probe, which is necessary for the device to operate and take measurements, is missing. Any socket input or connection point visible on the device cannot be clearly identified.
Summary and Potential Risks
The Creative Medical PC-66B pulse oximeter reviewed, although used, is in physically sound condition. No serious damage or deformation has been observed. The device’s screen is working, and menu information is clearly readable. The battery level appears full.
The most significant deficiency is the absence of the SpO2 sensor probe, which is essential for the device to take measurements. The “No Signal” warning confirms this deficiency. Therefore, the device cannot be used in its current state. Rather than a potential malfunction risk, a compatible SpO2 probe needs to be acquired for the product to fulfill its basic function. Whether the device’s probe connection port or signal processing circuit is functional cannot be tested without a suitable probe.
