Omron 7 Series Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor (100 Reading Memory)

Advanced Averaging: Exclusive technology automatically displays the average of up to the last three readings taken within the last 10 minutes. Product Features Omron blood pressure monitors are the #1 recommended brand by doctors and pharmacists for clinically-accurate home blood pressure monitoring, and the #1 selling manufacturer of blood pressure monitors for over 40 years

Categories: Health Monitors

$47.15Amazon.com Price
(as of November 25, 2018 2:22 pm GMT+0000 - Details)

Added on: November 25, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews

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Product Description

Advanced Averaging: Exclusive technology automatically displays the average of up to the last three readings taken within the last 10 minutes.

Product Features

Omron blood pressure monitors are the #1 recommended brand by doctors and pharmacists for clinically-accurate home blood pressure monitoring, and the #1 selling manufacturer of blood pressure monitors for over 40 years
Stores and reviews the last 100 readings with date and time stamp and automatically displays the average of up to the last 3 readings taken within the last 10 minutes
Heart Zone Guidance helps ensure consistently accurate readings by activating the monitor when your wrist is at heart level and the ultra-silent inflation allows measurements to be taken quietly anywhere
Immediately alerts you to irregular heartbeats and results outside normal blood pressure range.”BP 652 vs VP 652N” the “N” indicates a new version of the item which is the same as the item listed
Package includes: one wrist blood pressure monitor, storage case, quick start guide, instruction manual, and 2 AAA batteries

Anonymous says:

November 25, 2018 at 2:28 pm

I am a doctor and I love this wrist cuff BP monitor! This is an excellent product. I am a physician with severe blood pressure problems due to autonomic neuropathy, which means my blood pressure can be too high or too low with no regular pattern. I have taken my blood pressure for years at home using my own traditional arm cuff and stethoscope, but when this problem developed I needed a quicker, easier method of taking my BP since I now have to do it more often. I looked at several products, and decided on this one based upon the company…

Anonymous says:

November 25, 2018 at 2:55 pm

Not accurate. Newer Version with same BP652 model number. Please note: there are 2 different blood pressure wrist monitors by Omron with item number BP652. I have the older version which is spot on with doctor readings using an arm cuff and stethoscope. I thought I was ordering another (old version) as that is what Amazon had pictured. Now Amazon shows the correct picture for the newer version. Look at the customer supplied photos. You’ll see two different models with the same item number of BP-652. See my photos of the OLDER VERSION which is very…

Anonymous says:

November 25, 2018 at 3:10 pm

Good, if you use it correctly. I’ve been taking my own blood pressure readings since the 1980s. I have experience with the old, manual type upper-arm sleeves with stethoscope; digital, automatic [no stethoscope] upper-arm sleeves, and this wrist monitor. I even tried the old Omron finger blood pressure monitor many years ago which were reviewed as being inaccurate and which I don’t think are sold anymore, except there are some cheap knockoffs [non-Omron] still being offered for sale.My primary concern with any…