i just need a bp monitor for home is this a better buy or the omron 7series??
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Depending on your needs and circumstances, a larger cuff at the level of the brachial artery (upper arm) like the 7 arm model would tend to give a more accurate reading.Between the 3 and 7 wrist series, some minor differences. The 7 can connect to a PC, but no irregular HB indicator...One would think as the series numbers progress that there would be more features, as opposed to mixing them up.
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I honestly don't know. I bought this one because they use it in the cardiac rehab center I go to. The woman in charge told me it was excellent and I figured if they use it professionally, it must be the best bet. It is a pleasure to use. Much faster than a regular one. I keep it on my kitchen counter and take my b/p everyday.
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My wife loves her Omron 3 because it is easy to use. She is 71 years old and not tech smart. I see the Omron 7 has more memory storage readings (200 vs 60).....5 year warranty instead of 2 years.....heartguide technology whatever that means.....and 2 user mode.....and omron 7 priced $46.99 instead of $37.30 for omron 3.....either way Omron reputation, reliability and value is why we own an Omron 3.
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The H-003DS Small Cuff is compatible with Omron Blood Pressure Monitor models: HEM-432CN2, HEM-705CPN
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I have no idea. I stopped using my Omron over a year ago because it gave me readings in the HIGH BP range and my doctor's office BP machine put me in the LO NORMAL range. What would you do?
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My only suggestion is to take the monitor with you to your doctor and have them compare your monitor against what they have. Personally, I don't believe that an automated BP monitor that you can actually afford will give you more than a ballpark reading. If the doctor finds that your monitor is wildly off in either direction, let them suggest a different monitor.
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I don't know why the reviews are better. The wrist monitor is much easier to use. I compared mine to the docs readings and they were very close for all readings. I would take several readings along with your doc and compare the readings. You should then know how to correct your readings to what he gets. You should sit with your heart over your feet when using the wrist monitor if you are sitting back the readings won't be accurate.
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Hi, it's me again. I called my doctor. Omron manufactutes a wall mounting kit, my doctor said it shouldn't cost more than $100.- try to search wall mounting kit for Omron HEM 907XL IntelliSense Professional Digital Blood Pressure MonitorOmronI hope this helps.Have a nice day.
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I don't fully understand the question. However, the picture shown is the Microlife 3MC1-PC Ultimate Automatic Blood pressure Monitor. This monitor comes with a 5 year Warranty. If this is a new unopened box monitor the warranty maybe different. The monitor comes with 2 cuffs medium and large.2 Users can utilize this monitor to easily and accurately track blood pressure measurements. This monitor also detects irregular heartbeats. Hope this information is useful and helpful....
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I believe only method that can be used to move the data from the BP monitor is to download it to a PC by using the Omron software. From there you can export it to a spreadsheet and create a CVS file. There is also an option to create a PDF from the Omron software. I will give you some information about how to get a copy of the manual and software. The manual states that the OS's supported are all Microsoft Windows. If you go the website: omronhealthcare.com, you can select the Service and Support tab. Then select the Product Category and Model. I selected Blood Pressure Monitors: upper arm and 10 Series + Upper Arm BP monitor - BP791IT. This will allow you to get a copy of the instruction manual and Omron Healthcare Management Software. I downloaded both to my PC. The manual will answer some questions possibly more accurately then I might since it has been a while since I looked at it. Once you download and install the Omron Healthcare software, you should have the ability to view what is in the menus. The file menu will show that you can export to a spreadsheet as a CVS file. If you choose to download the software, you may want to stay away from using the Microsoft.net option (I believe that is the name). It did not download properly when I chose it on my Windows 7 Professional system. Hope this helps, Tom
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If you want a touch screen vs pushing buttons. And the 620 also somehow calculates VO2 when wearing the HR monitor. So basically you are paying the extra for touch screen. So if it is worth it to you. Go for it. And if not save the extra 150 and spend it on some new shoes!
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Yes, easy to use but, I don't know if it keeps track of two or more BP's because it keeps in memory previous 90 readings. My mom uses it only so, I never checked the directions to see if it will keep separate average.
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Yes. your Android lacks the hardware to sense your blood pressure without a monitor. all you need is the polar WearLink plus and your phone.
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The wrist BP device I received from Amazon was an Omron Model # BP652 (HEM 6052-Z)
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I don't know because I've never downloaded the data. However, I just checked the manual and it indicates one needs to load Omron's Health Management Software in order to download the data the device has captured. My unit came with the CD rom with this program on it and usb cables for connecting the blood pressure monitor to my PC. Hope this answers your question. Good luck.
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If you go to the Omron site you will see the large cuff for your model. This is not listed to work with BPM-110. go to this website http://omronhealthcare.com/blood-pressure/blood-pressure-accessories/ I didn't even see that Model Number BPM-110. is this an Omron product? Look at the bottom of the monitor for the model number, if it's an Omron product. I called they don't have a Model number BPM-110. This is the number I called (Tel#877-216-1333). You might have to wait a while but someone will answer.
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Not sure. I have the BP4M, it is pretty accurate, + or - within 5 points of a manual BP. I hope that helps a little.
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I confirm using an old style, non digital Sphygmomanometer. That said, an exact comparison can never be made unless measurement made simultaneously - which isn't done. Even a reading with the Omron will differ when taken moments later. Consequently, accuracy is is considered OK when readings are consistently in the same range.
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The model pictured (as of Dec 2015) is not a BP652, which is no longer available from Omron, but the newer BP652N. Which one is actually shipped to you may be variable, in my experience. I'd check first, if you care. Product details at mfg web site: omronhealthcare.com (You'll have to do a Search there for the older BP652N to get info on it).