Meet Med-Pat Ducky • Model PXC-1
Small device. Big personality.
A cheerful yellow duck design meets a clear, easy-to-read display. The Med-Pat Ducky PXC-1 pulse oximeter brings oxygen saturation estimates, pulse rate, perfusion index, and a pulse waveform together in one compact fingertip device—with a case, lanyard, and batteries included.
A clearer view of the numbers
- SpO2 and pulse rate: View estimated oxygen saturation as a percentage and pulse rate in beats per minute.
- Bright OLED display: See the numbers on an bright OLED screen with a fixed orientation.
- PI and pulse waveform: See perfusion index and a visual pulse trace alongside the main readings. These indicators do not replace proper fit or the device instructions.
- Simple fingertip format: A compact clip with a single control button and automatic power-off.
- Ready to carry: Keep the device and accessories together in the included case.
PXC-1 at a glance
| Brand and model | Med-Pat Ducky PXC-1 |
|---|---|
| Device format | Portable fingertip pulse oximeter |
| Display | Bright OLED; fixed display orientation |
| On-screen information | SpO2, pulse rate, perfusion index, and pulse waveform |
| Power | Two AAA batteries; included |
| Convenience | Automatic power-off, carrying case, and lanyard |
What's in the box?
One Med-Pat Ducky PXC-1 pulse oximeter, carrying case, lanyard, two AAA batteries, and instruction booklet.
Frequently asked questions
What does the PXC-1 display?
The Med-Pat Ducky PXC-1 displays an estimate of blood oxygen saturation (SpO2), pulse rate in beats per minute, perfusion index (PI), and a pulse waveform.
What is included with the Ducky PXC-1?
The kit includes one PXC-1 pulse oximeter, a carrying case, a lanyard, two AAA batteries, and an instruction booklet.
Is the PXC-1 rechargeable?
No. The PXC-1 uses two replaceable AAA batteries. Two AAA batteries are included with the kit.
Does the PXC-1 use a needle?
No. A fingertip pulse oximeter uses light to estimate oxygen saturation and pulse rate without drawing a blood sample.
How long should I wait before reading the display?
Follow the instructions supplied with your PXC-1, keep the finger still, and wait until the displayed reading stabilizes. Fit and movement can affect how quickly a stable reading appears.
Can I use the reading to diagnose a medical condition?
No. A pulse oximeter reading is an estimate and does not diagnose a medical condition. Readings can be affected by poor circulation, skin pigmentation, skin temperature, nail polish, and movement. Do not rely on a reading alone to decide whether to seek care; contact a health care provider about concerning readings or symptoms.
Can I purchase the PXC-1 with FSA or HSA funds?
Eligibility depends on your plan and its documentation requirements. Confirm this specific product with your FSA or HSA plan administrator before purchasing.
Use and care: Read the instructions supplied with your PXC-1 and follow the stated intended use. General wellness information does not replace professional medical evaluation. Keep batteries and small accessories out of children's reach.
Questions about age suitability or current product documentation? Ask Med-Pat Solutions. For general information about readings and limitations, see FDA Pulse Oximeter Basics.
Certifications & Compliance
FDA 510(k) Cleared: K232989
Med-Pat Solutions uses clear, accurate compliance language so customers can understand product status without confusion or exaggerated claims.
- ✓ FDA-cleared or FDA 510(k)-cleared where applicable
- ✓ FSA/HSA eligibility may vary by product and plan
- ✓ Product documentation and compliance details available for review
- ✓ Clear labeling and support from Med-Pat Solutions