One of the reviews states the cuff is pediatric. I need a small adult cuff. Is this a small adult cuff or a pediatric cuff?
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It is a small adult cuff, that was used on an adult woman but its size of 5 foot 2 120 pounds fit her perfectly with more room hope this helps
1135155
i bought one like this a couple months ago, and it works perfect, just be sure it has small cuff, the one i bought had 4 different sizes for all pediatrics
1598874
First: This product works great. Second: This product is designed specifically for children. (3 to 10 years of age) Third: Imagine the size of a small child's wrist. That's your 'rough' starting diameter. (each bracelet adjusts)
1888946
It seems like it would hold pediatric just fine, but I only have an adult stethescope.
1173273
Interesting question. I just measured my arm and it's 12"! But I believe any bigger than that you'd definitely need a bigger cuff, which probably can be ordered. The 12" cuff JUST fits me so any bigger than that, no. It also indicates when you've put it on properly, it has a circle with OK in it. Otherwise, it stops working until you have it on right. It does do heart beats rate but if you have an irregular heart beat, it would possibly show it OR it may shut down. The B/P monitoring company most likely doesn't want to get sued for someone having an irregular heartbeat so I think it will shut down. Contact manufacturer, I'm sure they'd be very happy to help.
1173382
What would you need them for an 8 year-old child? No, I would not recommend for use on the child or for a gift. They are real hand cuffs and are not suitable for children.
385715
Adult only, does not come with pediatric bell and diaphragm. If you want infant or pediatric, try MDF cardiology stethoscope.
628095
The one I got is definitely for an adult. I don't know if they come in children's sizes.Mary
1283551
I ordered An Adult Cuff & An Adult Large Cuff..Not Sure if I Understand Your Question?
49039
Adult one is bigger in a diameter for adults. When it says it's an adult sphygmonmanometer, it's generally safe to assume that it is made for adults (meaning it comes with adult cuff).
1701595
Both the child size and the adult size fit me - however, the child size offered a fit that was more snug, and I felt that the increased pressure helped me more (I am very sensitive when it comes to motion sickness). To give you a better idea of sizing, I wear bracelets that are about 6 1/2" in length, and they are still able to move up and down my arm. If your child has larger wrists, the adult size may be more comfortable.
9330
The one I purchased was for an adult...make sure you are ordering a child size.
2234198
A regular cuff size fits most people with typical body size. That rules out people who are grossly obese, as well as competitive body builders as well as children. I would guess that is the great majority of the population. As I said in my review, the "Women's" designation is a marketing issue and it works with both men and women. It's been a while but as I recall, I bought it based on a Consumer Reports evaluation and I have found the unit to be accurate and reasonably well made. I also have a "Professional" unit which retails for over $1000. It's very accurate but a pain to use. I have found the Omron to calibrate well against the Hospital grade unit. A regular cuff size fits most people with typical body size. That rules out people who are grossly obese, as well as competitive body builders as well as children. I would guess that is the great majority of the population. As I said in my review, the "Women's" designation is a marketing issue and it works with both men and women. It's been a while but as I recall, I bought it based on a Consumer Reports evaluation and I have found the unit to be accurate and reasonably well made. I also have a "Professional" unit which retails for over $1000. It's very accurate but a... » Read More A regular cuff size fits most people with typical body size. That rules out people who are grossly obese, as well as competitive body builders as well as children. I would guess that is the great majority of the population. As I said in my review, the "Women's" designation is a marketing issue and it works with both men and women. It's been a while but as I recall, I bought it based on a Consumer Reports evaluation and I have found the unit to be accurate and reasonably well made. I also have a "Professional" unit which retails for over $1000. It's very accurate but a pain to use. I have found the Omron to calibrate well against the Hospital grade unit. « Show Less
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Well I'm rather thin myself and the standard cuff that comes with it is just small enough for me, however as an ER nurse I would recommend if your mother is very tiny and has thin arms (like a 12 year old tiny girl) than you should order an extra cuff size small. using a cuff that is too big or too small can cause false high and low bps. hope this helps.
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It's a single cuff. If you look at the photo of the unit and the cuff (product photo) it shows the main cuff cylinder which measures 13". I used a plastic tape measure used in sewing to take this measurement. My arm is 12" at the bicep when relaxed and I need to tighten it around my upper arm just a bit when taking a reading. There is an extension flap with velcro that is attached and can probably accommodate an arm diameter up to 19" comfortably-possibly even 20". I will say this. I considered getting a cheaper, handpump bulb type but I have had this for a few days and it is great. Really professional and worth the Amazon price. It's a single cuff. If you look at the photo of the unit and the cuff (product photo) it shows the main cuff cylinder which measures 13". I used a plastic tape measure used in sewing to take this measurement. My arm is 12" at the bicep when relaxed and I need to tighten it around my upper arm just a bit when taking a reading. There is an extension flap with velcro that is attached and can probably accommodate an arm diameter up to 19" comfortably-possibly even 20". I will say this. I considered getting a cheaper, handpump bulb type but I have had this for a few days and... » Read More It's a single cuff. If you look at the photo of the unit and the cuff (product photo) it shows the main cuff cylinder which measures 13". I used a plastic tape measure used in sewing to take this measurement. My arm is 12" at the bicep when relaxed and I need to tighten it around my upper arm just a bit when taking a reading. There is an extension flap with velcro that is attached and can probably accommodate an arm diameter up to 19" comfortably-possibly even 20". I will say this. I considered getting a cheaper, handpump bulb type but I have had this for a few days and it is great. Really professional and worth the Amazon price. « Show Less
1135157
Yes it comes with several different sized cuffs and has an infant cuff. I had ours checked for accuracy with our kidney specialist and it is very accurate. It comes with neonatal cuff and more.
1075960
This is definitely an adult-size splint. Although adjustable, my opinion is that it would still be too large for a young child. I suggest doing a search for pediatric wrist splints.