I've never used a BP monitor, can two people use this UA-767 PAC monitor easily?
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Not two at the same time. Anyone can use it as long as the arm cuff fits. The Medium fits most people. There is a small cuff for very small arms and a large cuff for very large arms. You can buy additional cuff's separately if you need more than one size and they just plug into the monitor.
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Not two at the same time.Anyone can use it as long as the arm cuff fits. The Medium fits most people. There is a small cuff for very small arms and a large cuff for very large arms. You can buy additional cuff's separately if you need more than one size and they just plug into the monitor.
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Yes, easy to use but, I don't know if it keeps track of two or more BP's because it keeps in memory previous 90 readings. My mom uses it only so, I never checked the directions to see if it will keep separate average.
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You could if you have used the standard cuff & scope before. You have to listen via scope to get an acuurate reading of your blood pressure. There are accurate digital machines, check w your doctor.
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Hi Kim... I did not buy this HRM as my first choice because I tried to "go cheap" and only wanted an HRM with no frills. First one ordered did not work, and the instruction leaflet (4 pages) was in "cryptic" English. SO... based on years of excellent service from an Omron BP Cuff device, I went to this device next. It is user friendly, AND it comes with a small DETAILED & well-written booklet (24 pages) of information that literally walks you through every feature of this device. I'm happy with this HRM and would buy the same brand again should anything happen while exercising that should accidentally break my HRM. Hope this helps.
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First of all it is easier to use than a arm monitor. I never could get the arm monitor adjusted correctly on my upper arm. Also it is known, you BP is not always the same in both arms. Wrist Blood one says to put on right wrist, based on the readings and if you didn't put it on right, you will definitely get a weird reading or it won't take at all, it will say there is an error. Also you should take BP reading right after you have eaten or drank something cold, suppose to wait at least 1/2? or 1 hour? before taking BP reading. All my readings seem to be about what the Dr. had recorded in his office, so I figured I was doing it right.
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I compared mine to the use of sphygmomanometer, like in dr.office and stethoscope. Wrist manometer easy, comfortable. Readings comparable, blood pressure changes all the time. Important thing is following changes
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I cant comment on the iPad air, but I can't miss an opportunity to air my extreme disappointment with the I health BP monitor. It was vey easy to use and I was very concerned about my own BP being high and my imminent death by stroke. It seems that it reads about 20 points high. According to my MD and many other local sources of BP test, that I M ok. The tester defective or at minimum way out of calibration. I welcome anyone who can advise me on best way to return it or recalibrate it. Until then, I can only warn others NOT to buy it. Bob Cramer.
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Just called and spoke with A&D; makers of the Life Source 853 and the rep said it is designed for Medium and Large cuffs only. That if I needed a Small cuff I would need a different blood pressure monitor. I was hoping it took a Small. Darn, looks like I'm purchasing a new blood pressure monitor that takes a small cuff.
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I did, and I love it. It's great if you need to check your bp many times a day. If the numbers are questionable then you get out the arm cuff.
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Absolutely you can share this machine. I do with my husband all the time. :) His blood pressure is perfect now and he just turned 70!
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The monitor says your pressure and pulse and also shows it on the screen in large easy to read numbers. I got this for my husband who was having issues with his blood pressure and found it to be just as accurate as my "nurse" blood pressure cuff.
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Sorry I can't help on this device. I once made a bid, the only bid, on e-bay, but the supplier did not accept. Very annoying. However, I use two items that might be of interest. The first is a $20 blood pressure cuff from Walgreens. This helps me get my socks on. The other device is from Midari and costs about $130. It gives slowly (20 seconds) rising and falling pressure for 30 minutes. Here are its nominal dimensions. Laid flat the cuff shape is an arc that is 22 in across the top and 16 in. across the bottom. The peak height at the center is 9 in, at the sides it is 7 in. The instruction book is not in English, but I found the device easy to use.
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I can't really answer that because I didn't wear it often. I didn't find it to be that user friendly so I went back to using my Polar watch w/ heart rate monitor. You may want to ask other purchasers and/or do a customer review search to get a better cross section of opininos.
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Asumming that you put your arm in properly, not to bind the sensor, It measures quite consistently. If we get a higher reading, as we're concerned about our results, we lay back to rest for 3 minutes, breathe deeply 4 times,then the measurement drops as much as 10 points. I find it's Memory records daily consistent BP's, vs our old Arm-Band unit.Checking it with the local Market, or Drug Store, it's results are very Good!
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The most important question is: Did the Life Source BP monitor come directly from the factory with the uA-280 attached? If not, then, Marc will have to purchase a brand new monitor with the desired cuff attached, tested and certified.Each Lifesource monitor and cuff are matched and calibrated for proper air-decompression during the test function.I would guess that a replacement cuff can only be replaced with the exact same size the monitor came with.To be perfectly clear... Each size cuff requires and precisely calibrated air leak-down set and tested by the factory.Different size cuffs are not interchangeable on a Lifesource monitor. The most important question is: Did the Life Source BP monitor come directly from the factory with the uA-280 attached? If not, then, Marc will have to purchase a brand new monitor with the desired cuff attached, tested and certified.Each Lifesource monitor and cuff are matched and calibrated for proper air-decompression during the test function.I would guess that a replacement cuff can only be replaced with the exact same size the monitor came with.To be perfectly clear... Each size cuff requires and precisely calibrated air leak-down set and tested by the... » Read More The most important question is: Did the Life Source BP monitor come directly from the factory with the uA-280 attached? If not, then, Marc will have to purchase a brand new monitor with the desired cuff attached, tested and certified.Each Lifesource monitor and cuff are matched and calibrated for proper air-decompression during the test function.I would guess that a replacement cuff can only be replaced with the exact same size the monitor came with.To be perfectly clear... Each size cuff requires and precisely calibrated air leak-down set and tested by the factory.Different size cuffs are not interchangeable on a Lifesource monitor. « Show Less
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Hi Jack, I have a Micro-life monitor and am quite pleased with it - easy to use etc, though a larger cuff for larger people would have been handy as I had to but one especially. Your AFIB? Not sure what that stands for, so can't make a comment. However, the monitor does detect irregular heartbeat, if that's any help to you - all these gadgets are clever, but they don't replace a Dr or specialist. Cheers, Warren. p.s. let me know how you got on?
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I have only had this monitor a short time so I have no idea what will happen later. Nor have I checked it with a doctor. Also, I wouldn't know if the readings were errors! but would probably go in to have my blood pressure read if the readings seemed unusual. After looking at other responses I see that this is about the ERR message. I have only had that once. I am more concerned with the accuracy of the readings.
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Wear monitor on inside wrist. However, Mom's doctor advised that bp readings can be 10 points off comparedto traditional blood pressure device; so we no longer use the wrist monitor.