Dream Sock
Over-the-counter smart sock for infants that reports pulse rate and oxygen level to a phone app, granted by the FDA under the De Novo route.
owletcare.comAt a glance
- Type
- Device
- Platforms
- Wearable · iOS · Android
- Who it’s for
- Caregivers and patients
- Where it’s available
- United States
- Sources cited
- 2
- In the library since
- 24 September 2026
- Regulatory status
- FDA De Novo DEN220091, Dream Sock, granted 8 November 2023, product code QYU; sold over the counter.As recorded from the regulator or the company, with its attribution.
- Pricing
- $299.99 regular price (company product page, read 22 September 2026)
What it does
Dream Sock is worn on an infant's foot and sends readings to the Owlet app on a parent's phone. The company's product page describes it as an FDA-cleared smart baby monitor and a medical-grade pulse oximeter sold over the counter, and lists device support for iOS 14 and later and Android 7 and later.
Independent evidence
Established from a source other than the company.
The FDA granted the De Novo DEN220091, Dream Sock, to Owlet Baby Care on 8 November 2023, product code QYU.
What the company says
The company’s own statements, attributed to it and not presented as established fact.
The company calls it the first and only FDA-cleared baby monitor on the market and says it is clinically validated across all skin tones. The price recorded is the regular price on the company's product page when it was read on 22 September 2026.
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