IPROVEN Blood Strain Monitor Wrist for Dwelling Use, FSA HSA Eligible, Coronary heart Fee Monitor & Giant Blood Strain Wrist Cuff, Giant LCD Show, Coloured AHA Indicator

A DEVICE YOU CAN TRUST
This device gives accurate check of your blood pressure. I purchased this item for my elderly neighbor. She was quite surprised at how accurate this BP Wrist cuff performed. She was use to buying knock off BP cuffs at Harbor Frieight. What a difference!! I’m glad I was able to purchase this device for her and she’s able to get an accurate reading and her doctor thanked her for getting an up to date device!! This is definitely a device you can trust!!

Nice Sleek Design, but Small Wrist Band
This blood pressure cuff is nice. It has a sleek design and is easy to use, however the wrist wrap is quite small and not easily adjusted for those with larger wrists. This blood pressure cuff was, however, very accurate when it came to reading my blood pressure and reading my son’s blood pressure. Overall, this product is very useful and has a good design. I would definitely buy it again of an upgrade included a larger wrist wrap and/or the ability to adjust it. I would also recommend this product to a friend. One thing to note is that it doesn’t come with carrying box/case, so if you were expecting one, it won’t be there. This product also comes with a QR code to register your product with the manufacturer for a one year warranty and a very helpful card that shows what is considered normal to high blood pressure. There is also a QR code for a video instruction guide that has optional closed captioning. The video also explains how to get the most accurate measurement, which is not something everyone knows how to do, but with this product, it’s made so much easier.

Good smaller-size BP monitor
This is a very good blood pressure monitor for the price and the size. (Cannot yet speak to its durability – it’s hit or miss these days with competitively-priced products that will also last.)I’ve had one of those electronic BP monitors with an upper-arm cuff, that’s done well for a few years while in my 70s. So, that’s my home Gold Standard. Have recently been Dxed with mild hypertension. So, I need to monitor daily readings, especially in case I feel like a spike is happening. But I needed a smaller monitor for traveling. Space is at a premium when you’re doing planes, trains, cars, boats and busses for 24 days. The old, conventional one was just too big.I tried one of the wristwatch, all-purpose health devices. Size perfect for traveling; other functions fine; but the purported blood pressure readings – advertised as a feature – were wildly – potentially dangerously – inaccurate.So, I ordered this one. Price was great. Readability is great. Intuitive functioning means I don’t have to carry the instructions with me. Most importantly, compared to my (large) home standard arm-cuff monitor, this thing is spot-on accurate after fine-tuning the use. Second most importantly to me, it’s small enough to fit in some corner of my small carry-on or backpack. Perfect.Some recommendations for use that may not be as apparent – or visible – from the almost-microscopic manual:1. You don’t need to strap it super-tight to your wrist.2. Make sure the device face is on the same side as your palm.3. Keep your palm up,4. If you’re at a desk or dining table, put your elbow on the table, your palm up.5. You don’t necessarily need to force your wrist to be at the height of your heart. Close counts.6. If you have access to another, known-accurate, BP device, do some simultaneous testing with both. Use the resulting comparison to synchronize with this unit so you can find out how to get your most accurate readings.

Numerical error
Did not take accurate readings. Took device to doctor to compare with theirs and the wrist device was 10- 12 digits higher than the doctor’s office.