Fake oximeters: Oxygen levels detected in a pencil


Check first: If you are buying an oximeter online, ensure that the product is registered with the MDA. — 123rf.com

WITH the heightened interest in oximeters, some irresponsible sellers have duped consumers into buying fake devices.

The Federation of Malaysian Consumers Associations (Fomca) tells Sunday Star that it has received over 15 complaints about fake oximeters since last month.

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