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Product information "Owlet Dream Sock"
Owlet Dream Sock is medically approved and provides caregivers with detailed information about their baby's safety and well-being through real-time health measurements and instant notification when their baby needs their attention.
The clever Owlet Dream Sock baby monitoring system offers parents the ultimate peace of mind. The medically proven system, which monitors heart rate, oxygen saturation, sleep patterns and other parameters in real time, is worn comfortably on the foot. State-of-the-art technology provides clinically proven medical accuracy, and the connected Owlet Dream app sends real-time readings directly to the smartphone. Dream Sock is the perfect combination of technology and safety to give you the utmost peace of mind. Dream Sock is suitable for healthy infants from 0 to 18 months or 2.5 to 13.6 kg.
Properties Owlet Dream Sock:
- first and only medically tested intelligent baby monitor
- for healthy infants from 0 to 18 months or 2.5 to 13.6 kg
- Track real-time health readings
- Owlet Dream app to check the baby's heart rate, oxygen saturation, wake-up and sleep trends
- If your health values fall outside the preset ranges, you are informed in real time by light and sound signals on the base station supplied and by in-app notifications
- View your baby's heart rate and oxygen saturation history in the Owlet Dream app to gain valuable insights into your baby's health trends over time.
- has been clinically tested for SpO2 accuracy in all skin types in motion and at rest and has shown an accuracy of +/- 3% of gold standard arterial blood gas measurements.
Note: Dream Sock is intended for routine home monitoring of healthy infants by measuring oxygen saturation (SpO2) and heart rate (HR). The software analyzes the photoplethysmography data to detect when the newborn's HR and/or SpO2 values are outside a predefined range and notifies the caregiver to monitor the baby. The notifications and associated data are intended to support the caregiver's decision to seek additional help for the infant's medical care. The function is not intended as a substitute for conventional diagnostic and/or treatment methods.