Great, no-hassle, blood pressure monitor!
At first, I used the stethoscope, upper-arm-sleeve blood pressure monitor. I wasn’t fond of that, so I got a digital reader with the upper-arm sleeve. I still wasn’t fond of the hose that always got tangled up—and probably raised my blood pressure—when I was trying to get everything in place. And the hand pump virtually wore out my forearm when trying to pump it up through three readings. And with the upper-arm wrap, I wasn’t too good at tightening it at just the right spot to get a good reading. I had to fiddle with that all of the time.<br /><br />Then I got this KEDSUM wrist monitor, which you can set to display the date and time. No hoses. No hand pumping. No worries about proper placement of the wrist wrap. I just wrap it around my wrist as shown in the manual, put my elbow on the table, raise the monitor to heart level, and push a button—and write down the results, although it does keep a digital record for “60 groups of measurement data” for two people. The manual isn’t the greatest in the world and was probably written by someone who doesn’t know English very well, but I stumbled through it and got the monitor going in quick time. Now I no longer dread the hassle of taking my blood pressure. It even detects my a-fib. I’ve used my last upper-arm-sleeve blood pressure monitor. The box it comes in is very compact and measures 3-3/4” by 3-3/4” by 3-3/4,” and inside that is the manual and a plastic case that holds the monitor.<br /><br />Works great for me!
Rating: 5 stars