It don't matter How High you are our having any health issues. One can
experience Hypoxia at lower altitudes it all depends on a number of factors
air density, food intake, sleep, dehydration, ect.


"RomeoMike" wrote in message
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Assuming that you don't have health issues that would make your
hemoglobin less saturated with oxygen at altitude than normal, and
assuming that you don't intend to challenge FARs pertaining to the use
of oxygen, what do you see as the value of carrying an oximeter?

NW_PILOT wrote:
Why Are Oximeter's So Expensive? I was thinking of adding one to my
flight
bag but at over $200.00 I am giving it a second thought.