Fetal Heart Rate Monitor

Listen to Your Baby Anytime

The fetal doppler uses advanced ultrasound technology to detect and amplify the baby’s heartbeat as early as 12 weeks into pregnancy. With built-in speakers and headphone support, you can clearly hear the sound of your baby’s heartbeat and even record it for keepsakes or to share with loved ones.

Easy to Use & Non-Invasive

The ergonomic design and intuitive controls make this monitor simple to operate. Just apply a small amount of ultrasound gel (not included), turn on the device, and gently move the probe over the lower abdomen. The large digital screen displays the fetal heart rate in real time.

Safe, Portable & Reusable

This device is made from medical-grade, non-toxic materials and is completely safe for both mother and baby when used according to instructions. It’s lightweight and portable, allowing you to carry it easily between rooms or take it with you on the go.

Product Specifications

• Technology: Ultrasound Doppler
• Heart Rate Range: 50 – 240 bpm
• Display: Digital LCD screen with heart rate readout
• Speaker: Built-in with headphone jack option
• Power Supply: 2 x AA batteries (not included)
• Material: ABS plastic, medical-grade
• Usage Window: From 12 weeks of pregnancy
• Audio Output: Headphone and recording compatible
• Portability: Compact and lightweight

What’s Included

• 1 × Fetal Doppler Heart Rate Monitor
• 1 × Detachable Probe
• 1 × User Manual

Frequently Asked Questions

When can I start using the doppler?
Most users are able to detect a heartbeat from 12 weeks into pregnancy.

Is ultrasound gel required?
Yes, a conductive gel is recommended for best results. Aloe vera gel can be used as an alternative.

Is it safe for daily use?
Yes, the device uses low-frequency ultrasound and is safe for occasional, short-term use. Follow the included instructions.

Can I record the heartbeat?
Yes, the device has an audio output jack that can be connected to a recording device.

Does it show the actual heart rate?
Yes, the LCD screen displays the baby’s real-time heart rate in beats per minute (bpm).