Heart, lung and fetal modes in one 53-gram device, smaller than a cookie. Record about 30 seconds of what you are hearing and share the actual sound with the doctor. One "just in case" urgent-care trip can cost more than the device does.
The same device, the same three modes, the same 30 seconds. What changes is who you are listening to.
Fetal mode is a passive microphone, not an ultrasound. It listens, and only listens. Nothing is sent into your body.
The cough that sounds different at 2am. Record it while it is happening, so your pediatrician hears what you heard.
Your own heart and lungs on an ordinary Tuesday. Over time you build a record of what normal sounds like for you.
Something you can do together on a visit, and a recording their doctor can actually listen to at the next appointment.
Three steps, about a minute, no subscription required to use the device.
Place the SM-300 and choose heart, lung or fetal mode. The sound comes through your phone, clearly enough to hear the difference between last night and tonight.
Capture about 30 seconds. It is saved with the date and the mode, so a week of recordings sits in order instead of in your memory.
Send the recording to your doctor. Instead of describing the sound in words, you hand over the sound itself.
Most home health devices watch you and shout a number. This one waits until you pick it up.
The SM-300 is FDA-cleared for consumer use. Cleared is not the same as approved, and we will not use the two words interchangeably.
No overnight monitoring, no notification at 3am, no number to argue with. You decide when to listen. That is the whole design.
The SM-300 captures sound. It does not diagnose or treat any condition. Reading what the sound means is your doctor's job, and we built this to get it to them faster.
One device for the whole house, and a recording your doctor can actually listen to.
Get the Skeeper SM-300 $499