Smartwatch vs pulse oximeter blood flow test
This trial compares a smartwatch and a standard pulse oximeter to see how well they measure blood flow in healthy adults. It helps find if a smartwatch can be used for monitoring without a medical device.
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Who can take part
- You are a healthy adult
- You do not have injuries or skin problems on your fingers or arm
- You are not currently sick or in an acute phase of any illness
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