Peace of Mind for Adult Children and Grandparents

“I don’t check it every minute — I wear it so someone would know if something wasn’t right.”

When Mum started wearing the Colmi R12 Smart Ring, it wasn’t about tracking steps or workouts.
It was about reassurance — for her, and for us.

She sleeps with it on every night. Quietly, comfortably, without screens or buttons to worry about. In the morning, we can see clear, simple data that actually matters.

The Health Signals That Matter Most After 65

Blood Oxygen (SpO2)
If SpO2 levels drop below 90% during sleep, the R12 highlights this clearly.
This can be an early indicator of breathing disturbances such as sleep apnea or reduced oxygen intake — information that can be shared directly with a GP or specialist.

“It gave us something concrete to show the doctor, not just ‘she’s been tired lately.’”

❤️ Heart Rate Monitoring
The R12 tracks resting and overnight heart rate patterns.
Unusual fluctuations or irregular trends may help flag potential concerns like atrial fibrillation or cardiovascular stress — often before symptoms feel obvious.

“Seeing her heart rate trends over time helped us ask better questions at her check-up.”

🌙 Sleep Quality & Patterns
Rather than just hours slept, the R12 shows sleep consistency and disturbances, helping identify poor recovery, frequent wake-ups, or shallow sleep — all of which impact memory, mood, and long-term health.

“We realised her sleep wasn’t as restful as we thought — and made small changes that helped.”

Why Adult Children Feel Reassured

• Clear, shareable data for medical appointments
• No complicated apps or daily interaction required
• Gentle, non-invasive monitoring — no alarms, no anxiety
• A sense of being informed, not intrusive

Why Grandparents Actually Wear It

• Comfortable, lightweight, and discreet
• No screens, buzzing, or tech overwhelm
• Feels like jewellery — not medical equipment
• Supports independence, not dependence

Because peace of mind isn’t about tracking everything.
It’s about noticing the signs that matter — quietly, respectfully, and early.