Saxum Posted September 13 Posted September 13 My doctor, an internist, is worried about blood pressure affect on kidneys and I told him my blood pressure is always high after driving or other high stress situation like some of the tests I have undergone recently. I looked at reviews and most of them seem to get kickback on monitors they recommend or they require payment to get full review even Consumer Reports. My doctor wants me to measure and bring to office to compare against office measurements but I have read on several scientific sites that many doctor offices use unreliable devices. Anyone have a blood pressure monitor which they use and are happy about? I do not care about blue tooth capability storing into an apple watch, etc. It seems that many manufactures are aiming at high end market. Quote
davefan66 Posted September 13 Posted September 13 I have this model. Omron 10 Series Great product. Easy to put on by myself. Very consistent. When getting a BP cuff. See if you can have someone do manual blood pressures along with the machine to see how close they are. This model is pretty much spot on for me. I would stay away from the ones that are on the wrist. Have not seen one that is consistent. Father had a bunch of them and they always were off. 1 1 Quote
Irv Posted September 13 Posted September 13 I have a Konquest model KBP-2704-A. It seems to work very well and easy to use. Quote
Fleezoid Posted September 13 Posted September 13 I've had a couple. Don't know the brands. Got the current one from Walgreens. Maybe i need a higher end version, but my experience is they're never spot-on. I can take BP a couple times just 10-15 minutes apart and get moderately different readings. switch arms...different. I use it to check if I'm within a reasonable range. And I leave it on for Bills games. Quote
Mike in Horseheads Posted September 14 Posted September 14 6 hours ago, Fleezoid said: I've had a couple. Don't know the brands. Got the current one from Walgreens. Maybe i need a higher end version, but my experience is they're never spot-on. I can take BP a couple times just 10-15 minutes apart and get moderately different readings. switch arms...different. I use it to check if I'm within a reasonable range. And I leave it on for Bills games. Same hear with wrist ones, all over the place readings Quote
ExiledInIllinois Posted September 14 Posted September 14 This one: https://www.amazon.com/Medical-Pressure-Monitor-Bluetooth-UA-651BLE/dp/B00MXTE7CS Works great👍 Quote
LabattBlue Posted September 16 Posted September 16 (edited) For my annual physical, I take my BP cuff with me. Primary will then take a reading with my monitor, and then his gear. Numbers are usually pretty close. Edited September 16 by LabattBlue Quote
Saxum Posted September 16 Author Posted September 16 54 minutes ago, LabattBlue said: For my annual physical, I take my BP cuff with me. Primary will then take a reading by my monitor, and then his gear. Numbers are usually pretty close. I ordered one and will be bringing it to doctor's office to do same. Doctor requested it. Quote
CowgirlsFan Posted September 17 Posted September 17 Yes I use this model jziki Electric Blood Pressure Monitor Arm Style ZK-B869 Quote
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