Wireless Display Blood Pressure Monitor
Most blood pressure monitors we know are portable devices that are wrapped around your arm before it gets to work – this one does the same albeit with a slightly different approach. It comes with a detachable wireless display for optimal viewing.
This is the only blood pressure monitor that transmits measurements to a detachable wireless display that can be positioned up to two feet from the main unit for optimal viewing. Easier to use than wraparound cuff models, your arm rests comfortably in the enclosed cuff which inflates with a push of a button. The monitor uses the oscillometric method of measurement to record blood pressure readings accurate to within 3mmHg and pulse rate accurate to within 5%. The LCD panel shows diastolic and systolic blood pressure in 7/8 high numerals, as well as pulse, date, and time; LEDs alert you if blood pressure readings fall outside recommended levels. The display stores up to 90 readings for two people. Six AA batteries (included) provide cordless operation for about 150 readings, or the unit plugs into AC with an included adapter.
I guess I’ll need one of these if the Dow Jones continues to plunge each day, as I see my favorite stocks go south and I remain stubborn to the bitter end. The Wireless Display Blood Pressure Monitor retails for $199.95.
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Gallery of posts up to 07-22-2008 » Coolest Gadgets Says: July 22, 2008 at 2:06 am
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omron blood monitor Says: November 11, 2009 at 6:03 am
Blood pressure is considered a major risk factor for heart attack, heart failure and stroke. About half of people having first-time heart attacks and two-thirds of people having first-time strokes suffer from high blood pressure. Most cases of high blood pressure have no cure, but the overwhelming majority can be managed and controlled with diet and medication.
Blood pressure is measured by inflating a cuff around the arm. Most people have had their blood pressure taken at some time. It is a simple and painless procedure that gives a lot of useful information about the heart and the condition of the blood vessels.
Electronic Gadgets Says: July 21, 2008 at 7:27 am
There are many BP gadgets available these days, many of which “talk” to you as they monitor your BP.