The haemoglobinometer is a compact diagnostic tool used to measure hemoglobin concentration in blood. It is widely used in hospitals, blood donation centers, antenatal clinics, and community outreach programs to detect anemia and assess general health.

Key Features:

• Measurement Range: Typically 0–25 g/dL

• Accuracy: ±0.1–0.5 g/dL depending on the model

• Display: Digital LCD screen for clear readings

• Sample Type: Capillary or venous blood

• Sample Volume: Small blood drop (10–20 µL)

• Speed: Results in less than 30 seconds

• Calibration: Factory-calibrated or user calibration (model dependent)

• Power: Battery-operated or rechargeable (some models with USB power)

• Portability: Lightweight, ideal for both clinical and field use