Omron BP Monitor Upper Arm (Hem 7120) @618

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@patilyogs815 wrote:

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thanks for suggestion

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Are these reliable ? Reviews are mixed about accuracy of readings .

Congrats for 100 FPD….

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I have one of these. Totally inaccurate readings most of the time.
Only will give you a very ballpark figure and might help you to decide whether you need to go to the hospital or not.

@deepak38 wrote:

I have one of these. Totally inaccurate readings most of the time.
Only will give you a very ballpark figure and might help you to decide whether you need to go to the hospital or not.

oh, so then it is not really forsafe use in real medical emergency.

are only mercury ones proper?

thank uou for telling

@deepak38 wrote:

I have one of these. Totally inaccurate readings most of the time.
Only will give you a very ballpark figure and might help you to decide whether you need to go to the hospital or not.

Read the instructions carefully…. most importantly how to tie the cuff correctly.

"@cm4444":http://www.desidime.com/users/22238 wrote:

Read the instructions carefully…. most importantly how to tie the cuff correctly.

have you used it ? if yes then pls give review

@zafarkhan4433 wrote:

"@cm4444":http://www.desidime.com/users/22238 wrote:

Read the instructions carefully…. most importantly how to tie the cuff correctly.

have you used it ? if yes then pls give review

now since governments have started favouring businesses and all environmental activists too, most GPs use these type only.

if Omron honours the invoice and the invoice shows correct details of VAT and distributor or dealer, then consider.

Omron products arefairly good and have local support too

*governments meaning even previous government.

@zafarkhan4433 wrote:

"@cm4444":http://www.desidime.com/users/22238 wrote:

Read the instructions carefully…. most importantly how to tie the cuff correctly.

have you used it ? if yes then pls give review

I have used many omron models but don’t remember what models. (In hospitals and at relatives’ house)
I myself own a manual BP apparatus (the one that has mercury).

These automatic BP monitors (upper arm ones) are fairly accurate if you tie the cuff properly.
Wrist BP monitors don’t have good accuracy though.

@cm4444 wrote:

@zafarkhan4433 wrote:

"@cm4444":http://www.desidime.com/users/22238 wrote:

Read the instructions carefully…. most importantly how to tie the cuff correctly.

have you used it ? if yes then pls give review

I have used many omron models but don’t remember what models. (In hospitals and at relatives’ house)
I myself own a manual BP apparatus (the one that has mercury).

These automatic BP monitors (upper arm ones) are fairly accurate if you tie the cuff properly.
Wrist BP monitors don’t have good accuracy though.

@cm4444 wrote:

@zafarkhan4433 wrote:

"@cm4444":http://www.desidime.com/users/22238 wrote:

Read the instructions carefully…. most importantly how to tie the cuff correctly.

have you used it ? if yes then pls give review

I have used many omron models but don’t remember what models. (In hospitals and at relatives’ house)
I myself own a manual BP apparatus (the one that has mercury).

These automatic BP monitors (upper arm ones) are fairly accurate if you tie the cuff properly.
Wrist BP monitors don’t have good accuracy though.

what would you recommend for home use which have a good accuracy rate ?