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Dalton Medical - Bpm-Di2023r - Blood Pressure Monitor For Wrist

Dalton Medical - Bpm-Di2023r - Blood Pressure Monitor For Wrist
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Dalton Medical - BPM-DI2023R - Blood Pressure Monitor for Wrist

The Dalton Medical BPM-DI2023R is a compact and portable wrist blood pressure monitor designed for convenient at-home use. It provides quick and accurate readings of systolic and diastolic blood pressure, along with pulse rate. Its user-friendly design makes it ideal for individuals who need regular blood pressure monitoring.

Features:
- Automatic inflation and deflation for effortless operation.
- One-touch measurement for quick readings.
- Large LCD display with clear, easy-to-read numbers.
- Stores up to 60 readings for tracking trends over time.
- Irregular heartbeat detection to alert users of potential concerns.
- Lightweight and portable for use at home or on the go.

Specifications:
- Measurement Range: 0–280 mmHg (pressure), 40–199 bpm (pulse).
- Accuracy: ±3 mmHg (pressure), ±5% (pulse).
- Cuff Size: Fits wrists 13.5–19.5 cm in circumference.
- Power Source: 2 AAA batteries (included).
- Dimensions: 73 x 63 x 32 mm (display unit).

Use Suggestion:
For the most accurate results, place the cuff on your left wrist at heart level while seated. Remain still and avoid talking during measurement. Use the device at the same time each day for consistent tracking.

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2 Reviews

  • 4
    New Omron Replaces A Much Older Omron

    Posted by walmart on Sep 19th 2019

    I have an older Omron that has been very reliable now for many years - despite multiple use every day by two people. The old Omron appears to only now need a new rubber seal for the cuff hose connection, but I just decided it would be smarter to purchase a new one after so many years of use. Like the new Omron, the older Omron also recorded every measurement for two people every day and won't lose the memory - if the batteries aren't installed and the wall connection is disconnected. I never install the batteries anyway unless there is a power outage. Who has used it? A 70 year man and his 99

  • 4
    Accurate

    Posted by Gaild1942 in Target on Sep 19th 2019

    OMRON BP7350. I have had the monitor since Nov 2020. Shortly after that date, cardiologist checked it for accuracy and said it was good enough. On that basis I rate it at four stars. I see that others have the same complaints as I do. The display needs to be backlit. Bad way for the company to pinch pennies on such an expensive item. It is a nightmare to get the values transferred to my phone. Had I known it would take me half an hour of fiddling with the machine to transfer the numbers to my phone, I probably wouldnt have bought it. Today, I uninstalled/reinstalled the app and it worked. Next