large cuff or normal size?? This monitor shows in the decription as "Large", but in the box description is "ComFit Cuff (fits arms 9"-17" in circumference)".Which is it??? large cuff or normal size?? This monitor shows in the decription as "Large", but in the box description is "ComFit Cuff (fits arms 9"-17" in circumference)". » Read More large cuff or normal size?? This monitor shows in the decription as "Large", but in the box description is "ComFit Cuff (fits arms 9"-17" in circumference)".Which is it??? « Show Less
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If you have a small upper arm (as I do), the cuff that comes with the monitor has to be considered "large." It is somewhat difficult to get it to tighten around the arm on the first try. Further, the cuff is also long - 5.5 inches - and that can also be a problem. I did notice that, on one Amazon page re: Omron BP monitors, you can get a large or small cuff although I believe it was an extra charge.
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It seems to fit all arms that are anywhere from 9" all the way to 17" in circumference. That's what they mean. I found it can easily be bent into a larger or smaller shape to fit different arm sizes and then it easily attaches and works perfect every time. Not as brainless as the old soft cuffs, but so much easier to put on and no pinching like the old ones. With a little trial and error you can easily make it the worlds best cuff. Unfortunately I have many years experiance with many meters and this one is the best ever
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Read my review on the Panasonic EW-BU35W Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with small cuff. It's the first review on the page.
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I recieved the monitor and used it multiple times. The cuff has a stiff preshaped round shape. It fits standard size arms as well as quite a bit larger ones. The only drawback of the cuff is it does not fold up into a small shape like my previous ones as it maintains its round shape. It just takes up more storage space is all.
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I believe some minor description edits are due for this product. What purpose does describing it as "Large" serve if the "ComFit cuff" as is later described to fit both regular and large sized arms? Leaving customers cracking their head to figure out if they are ordering the correct product is not a great online sales strategy.
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Can you point me to a smaller (than 9") cuff? I couldn't find mention of one. Thank you. Mark Bloom
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Yes, your BP is shown automatically after you pump it up manually. and the cuff size is from 9 - 14 inches. Personally I would have preferred to buy the complete manual one, the one that most doctors use, because this model is extremely sensitive........you have to be ABSOLUTELY still (except of course pumping) in you movements, especially the arm you are checking....... or it will either show ERROR or give you a bum reading.
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pianoforte I am sorry to say, I truly don't know. I ended up using the cuff that came with my Omron BP785 10 Series Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor, it fit. I thought the cuff offered with the monitor I purchased wouldn't fit due to reading reviews that others had written that purchased the same monitor. So I purchased a larger cuff but ended up sending it back due to it not fitting the Omron BP785 monitor. Again I am sorry I can not be of any help.
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The product specs clearly state the standard cuff fits 7.8" to 15.8" arms and you can buy an optional extra-large cuff that will fit up to 17".
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On the cuff itself, it says 13-17 inches. I can't measure it because it has a metal clip and I have a hard time getting it out. If you measure the arm and if it's below 17, you are probably safe. :-)
1476032
medium cuff is for arm size 9.5" to 14.2" which fits most people. If you have a smaller arm size then order the small cuff, a larger arm size would require the large size cuff. Incidentally I am very pleased with this unit, it calibrates same as my doctor's readings taken in his office.
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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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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
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I have been getting high readings, quite a bit more than at my doctor's office.This has really irritated me since I bought it! I noticed the cuff is a medium adult, with an arm circumference up to 16 1/2 inches. What we need is a large cuff for most adults, I take BP readings on my patients and usually use a large cuff. My arm is not very fat and it measures 16 3/4 inches, so this is too small for me and especially my 6'2" husband! I have looked to see if there is another cuff I can buy to replace the medium one and have not found one on Amazon.
2010269
The standard cuff is adult, 9" - 13". The large cuff is adult 13" - 17". I bought my blip care through Amazon and Blip Care was happy to send me the large cuff at no charge.
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Hi Alexander, there is a small adult cuff #10. Its not on line but if you order a 760, I will make sure you get the small adult size. Make sure that you noify me with your order ID as soon as you place the order. Sincerely Ron
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The cuff that comes with the monitor fits 5.1 to 7.9 (what I consider children or very small adults) and the other one is the adult size fitting 9.4 up to 14.2. The small one fits my grand kids and the larger one fits me.
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Small adult cuff: fits upper arm with circumference between 7-9 inchesStandard adult cuff: fits upper arm with circumference between 9-13 inchesLarge adult cuff: fits upper arm with circumference between 13 and 17 inches
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The cuff is for 9.5 to 13.25 inch arms. When attached properly, the range can be slightly longer. But less than 9 inch makes this cuff not suitable. An option would be buying a pediatric cuff with the monitor, since the cuff can be easily taken off. I hope this helps.
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You send it back to the manufacturer. It has a life time warranty. But I like mine so much and find it to be very accurate when compared to "regular cuffs" and stethoscope that I fully trust it. Just make sure you have the correct sized cuff for your arm! I have two sized cuffs--large for me and medium for other folks. I really doubt that recalibration would be needed for this monitor.
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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.
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Update....Standard cuff is for arms 9 to 13 inchesLarge cuff is for arms 13 to 17 inches.Taking your bp with a cuff that isn't the correct fit will provide you with false readings potentially. So measure your arm where the cuff will need to be placed and buy the correct size. Hope these answers help.