Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor
January 24, 2016 - Comment
Monitor your heart without putting your life on hold… The Omron 7 Series Ultra Silent Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor gives you the accuracy you need with the portability you want. Product Features The No. 1 doctor and pharmacist recommended brand and #1 selling Manufacturer of Blood Pressure Monitors for 40 years Tested and validated for
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Good, if you use it correctly. I’ve been taking my own blood pressure readings since the 1980s. I have experience with the old, manual type upper-arm sleeves with stethoscope; digital, automatic [no stethoscope] upper-arm sleeves, and this wrist monitor. I even tried the old Omron finger blood pressure monitor many years ago which were reviewed as being inaccurate and which I don’t think are sold anymore, except there are some cheap knockoffs [non-Omron] still being offered for sale.My primary concern with any blood pressure measuring device is that it be accurate. Convenience is nice, but if it’s inaccurate then it’s not very useful, and could even be dangerous if relied upon.I was convinced to try this wrist monitor after reading that it was well-rated by Consumer Reports magazine. I had been put off non-armcuff models after having tried the older Omron finger blood pressure monitor (as described above). While convenience isn’t paramount to me, I wanted something that was less obtrusive…
Excellent, easy to use blood pressure monitor I was very excited to be able to review this product as I have high blood pressure and have searched for years for an easy to use, accurate monitor. Years ago, the best I could find in the marketplace were upper arm, clunky automatic blood pressure monitors that were difficult to use and produced wild, varying results. The Omron Bp652 is an incredible leap forward for accurate and precise home monitoring of one’s blood pressure via a wrist monitor. I of course need to state at the beginning of this review that if you have hypertension, you need to be under a doctor’s care and this product does not replace a physician’s care, however, it is a wonderful tool for monitoring at home how well your meds are , or are not, keeping your blood pressure under control.To test the accuracy of this monitor, I took it with me to my doctor’s office. My physician measured my bp as 120/81. Minutes later, I used the Omron which gave a measurement of 121/83. That is remarkably close to my…