Showing posts with label Blood Pressure Monitor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blood Pressure Monitor. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 3, 2016

Easy@Home Blood Pressure Monitor, Easy To Use and Read

I was very happy when we got the chance to try out the Easy@Home Upper Arm Digital Blood Pressure Monitor. Both my husband and I have been trying very hard to work on getting our blood pressure consistently at a normal rate. Having a blood pressure monitor around really helps!


Rick said he wanted to review this product, so here is what he thought!


This is an upper-arm cuff blood pressure monitor with record keeping functions for two users. Installation of the batteries (4 AAs, included) and attachment of the cuff to the monitor are simple and easy. The instruction booklet explains the various features of the unit and is very easy to use.


Using the monitor is simple and easy as well. Results are displayed in large numerals, easily readable against a lit background in one of three colors, corresponding to the blood pressure status as determined by the American Heart Association. I thought the color corresponding to Stage 2 high blood pressure was a garish and ugly red – but maybe that's intentional. This device can also detect irregular heart beat.


The case that comes with the blood pressure monitor is a nice bonus. It zips and unzips easily and holds everything easily.


Lois here, You can see by the image how easy the readings are to see. Unfortunately today my blood pressure is  high, but then I expected that since I have had bronchitis and on all kinds of medicine (like steroids) for over 2 weeks.


This is a good blood pressure monitor to have available around the house and will come in very handy. I can recommend it to you!

You can purchase the Easy@Home Upper Arm Digital Blood Pressure Monitor HERE!

This reviewer received the product free or at a discounted price in order to bring you an honest review. No other form of compensation was given. All opinions are those of the reviewer.

Monday, August 31, 2015

A Very Nice Little Wrist Blood Pressure Moniotr

Taking care of your health is not always a lot of fun. There is so much to think about and so many things you need to keep track of. One thing that is important to keep track of is you blood pressure. It can make a huge difference. My husband and I keep track of ours carefully, so having a reliable blood pressure monitor is important.


When I got the Santamedical Wrist Digital Blood Pressure Monitor to try out, I was curious how it would do compared the the arm cuff one we have been using for some time now in our home.


The monitor comes with everything you need to get started. It has a really nice little case that the monitor folds up into and stores easily. One thing I like is that it does not take up as much space as our arm cuff monitor, so storing it is simple and it's a space saver. It even comes with the two AAA batteries you need to operate the monitor. That's always a plus for me! Putting the batteries in is fairly easy, just make sure you keep the clear plastic tab under them for easy removal later when you need to change them.


The instructions that come with the monitor are very easy to follow. It is important to place it on the inside of your wrist, making sure you keep the monitor at heart level. I found it very easy to use by sitting at a table and leaning on my elbow while I used it. That keeps my wrist at heart level and it is more comfortable than trying to hold your arm in the air.

All of the readings are super easy to see. The numbers are large and the window is clear and good sized. I like the memory that is has. It will recall up to 60 measurements and it will average the last three for you. I think that is a good thing myself. Your blood pressure can vary a lot during the day and it helps give a better idea of where it really is. Mine was a little high the day I took the pictures. I had just finished using our stepper and was curious what it was.

This is a great little wrist monitor and so far we have seen the numbers to be fairly accurate compared to our arm cuff monitor and the one at our doctor's office. Plus it sells for a really good price!

You can purchase your own Santamedical Wrist Digital Blood Pressure Monitor HERE!

The reviewer has been compensated with receiving the product free in order to bring you an honest review. All opinions are those of the reviewer.

Monday, April 20, 2015

An Easy To Read and Use Blood Pressure Monitor



I was very happy when we got the chance to try out the MeasuPro BPM-20A Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor. Both my husband and I have been trying very hard to work on getting our blood pressure consistently at a normal rate. Having a blood pressure monitor around really helps!

Rick said he wanted to review this product, so here is what he thought!

This is an upper-arm cuff blood pressure monitor with record keeping functions for two users. Installation of the batteries [4 AAs, included] and attachment of the cuff to the monitor are simple and easy. The instruction booklet explains the various features of the unit in English, French, Italian, German and Spanish.

Using the monitor is simple and easy as well. Results are displayed in large numerals, easily readable against a lit background in one of three colors, corresponding to the blood pressure status as determined by the American Heart Association. [I thought the color corresponding to Stage 2 high blood pressure was a garish and ugly red – but maybe that's intentional.] This device can also detect irregular heart beat.


Lois here, You can see by the image how easy the readings are to see. Unfortunately today my blood pressure is a little high, but then I expected that since we have repairmen here taking out the old and putting in a new water heater. LOL!

This is a good blood pressure monitor to have available around the house and will come in very handy. I can recommend it to you!

You can purchase your own MeasuPro BPM-20A Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor HERE!

We received samples of the products for the purpose of review. All opinions expressed here are those of the author.