Standard Doppler

$139^.00 ~~$168^.00~~

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Track your little one’s fetal heart rate on the easy-to-use display screen of the Standard Fetal Doppler from BabyHeart.

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Listed under ARTG 277143

The only thing more amazing than being able to hear your little one’s beating heart inside you is to see their heart rate clearly displayed on an LCD screen for you to enjoy. Put your mind at ease anytime you want, tuning in for each hiccup and every kick with the Standard Fetal Doppler from BabyHeart.

With the touch of a button, you can record these beautiful moments and share them back with family and friends, so everyone can join in your journey with you. The easy-to-read LCD screen provides some added peace of mind with its three different modes: real-time fetal heart rate display, average fetal heart rate, and manual mode which allows you to customize your experience.

Take advantage of a built-in speaker that you can share with others, or connect your headphones for a private moment that you can enjoy just you and your little one.

Our Standard Fetal Doppler is medical grade and can be used by medical professionals, FDA approved and registered with the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG Listing 277143).

Battery: 2x 1.5V AA LR6 alkaline batteries

Features

Medical Grade
FDA approved
Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG) listed no. 277143

3 modes: real-time fetal heart rate display mode, average fetal heart rate display mode, manual mode.
Large LCD display fetal heart rate
Backlight
Auto-off after one minute of no signal
Battery status indicator
Output for headphones
Built-in speaker
Detect fetal heart sounds from 14-16 weeks

reviews

Hear my baby heartbeat!

8 weeks pregnant today! (21 November) and I got a fated clear hearing of my baby heartbeat! I had so many miscarriage and having this feral Doppler makes everything peaceful and makes me calm to know everything is okay when I hear that little heartbeat inside of me ❤️

Hear my baby heartbeat!

Standard Doppler

Great

Takes a while to find baby’s heartbeat which is expected but once you do it’s an absolute magical feeling! Love it

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specifications

Specifications:

Physical Dimensions: 130mm (L) x 100mm (W) x 36mm (H)
Weight: 250g (including batteries)
Ultrasonic Emitting frequency: 3.0MHZ
FHR Measuring Range: 50 – 240 BPM (beat per minute)
Operating temperature from -10°C to 60°C
Operating humidity from 0% to 95%

What's Included:

1 x main body set
1 x probe
2 x 1.5V AA LR6 alkaline batteries
1 x user manual
Bonus 250ml gel

faq's

Is BabyHeart TGA approved?

Yes, BabyHeart is TGA approved. Our fetal dopplers are registered under ARTG 277143, and our infrared thermometer is registered under ARTG 334812. For more information about the features and specifications, please see the product pages for each device.

Can a fetal doppler replace ultrasound appointments?

Our BabyHeart fetal doppler monitors work similar to an ultrasound, but they shouldn’t be used as a replacement for regular ultrasound appointments and doctor visits.

What should the fetal heart rate typically be?

A typical fetal heart rate is between 120 and 160 beats per minute (BPM). It does vary greatly based on a wide range of factors including movement, sleep cycles and other baby activity.

What are the benefits of using the fetal heart rate monitor?

Fetal heart rate monitors provide moms with a wide range of benefits from reducing their anxiety and providing reassurance that their baby is doing well, to helping parents bond with their baby by listening to the heartbeat.

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