Where can you buy a heart/breath odometer?
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try the local chemist....
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I tried looking on their website, but that seems as unorganized as the DMV really is in person.  I know if you go to your nearset DMV you can find it.
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try to find it online and buy it
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http://www.speedbit.com
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You can buy them in chip form. I think Analog Devices makes them, up to eight bit. They are easier to use and more accurate than anything ou could build from discrete parts.
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Theres a tool called a Handheld Anemometer, amazon has one inexpensive
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Working for a pacemaker company, we have videos available for educational purposes.  You cannot buy these in stores, but your local representatives can easily get them for you.  Contact them by calling their 1-800 numbers-\n         Medtronic-1-800-medtronic\n         Guidant-1-800-cardiac\n         St. Jude Medical-look them up online, I don't know their #.\nAsk the operator for the rep in your city.  Good luck!
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This are very good ones, hope it helps for what you want!\nhttp://www.weplay.com/track/stopwatches/?OVRAW=stopwatches&OVKEY=stopwatches&OVMTC=standard
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Contact the AHA\n\nYour Local American Heart Association\n\nMetro Atlanta\n1101 Northchase Parkway\nSuite 1\nMarietta, GA 30067\nphone: (678) 385-2000\nfax: (678) 385-2001
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http://www.ascensia.com/\n\nLook for the Contour or Breeze meters. They are available for free. I just got a check for the whole price I paid. Oh, and if your doctor writes you a prescription for the meter, you can just print out the coupon directly from their web site and take it to your pharmacy. Presto! You get the meter directly from the pharmacy without paying a dime.\n\nMany of the meters on the market are manually calibrated and are NOT accurate! There is NO FDA STANDARD for blood glucose meters, so you are responsible for checking the accuracy yourself. Just between us, the two most popular brands are only +/- 20% accurate when they are calibrated correctly. They are as much as 40% wrong if you forget to calibrate them!\n\nThere are around 5-10 meters on the market that are self-calibrating and accurate +/- 5%, which was the proposed FDA Standard that never got passed. The Bayer / Ascencia models above (Breeze and Contour) are two of the ones that meet that standard.\n\nSince you can get a good, accurate, self-calibrating meter for free, why settle for a manually calibrated meter that isn't accurate even if you do calibrate it?\n\nSo why has the FDA not published a standard for home blood glucose meters? Because as my doctor says, they are between a rock and a hard place. If they don't publish a standard, they look like they are promoting inaccurate meters. If they DO publish the standard, all of the most popular blood glucose meters currently in use will have to be pulled from the store shelves, because they are grossly inaccurate.\n\nSo rather than tell people the truth, the FDA is just waiting for the most popular brands to clean up their act and release newly designed meters. As soon as the popular companies have their meters up to standards, then they will publish the standard.\n\nMeanwhile, you and I have to read the fine print on the OneTouch and AccuCheck boxes in order to make sure we don't fool ourselves into thinking that because they are popular, that must mean that they are good.\n\nDid you know that every diabetic I've talked to in the last six years thought that there was an FDA standard for portable blood glucose meters? They were wrong; every one of them was shocked to discover that they had been trying to adjust their medication based on a meter that was lying to them.
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Amzon has it\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0883688794/104-1887234-0855969?v=glance&n=283155
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The best pedometer is the Omron Premium Pedometer model HJ-112\n\nI did a lot of research online prior to buying my pedometer because I wanted the best.  The one I purchased had all positive user reviews and in addition to counting your steps and keeping up with how many miles you have walked, it also keeps up with your aerobic steps and how many calories you have burned.  As well as working by being clipped on, it also works in a pocket or bag you are carrying.  I also like the fact that it comes in a holster and also has a clip attachment.  I definitely recommend it more than any other pedometer.  \n\nIt can be found on ebay and other online sites such as amazon.  It can also be found in stores such as Walgreens and Wal-Mart.  I purchased mine from Wal-Mart for just under $20 bucks.  They are located in the pharmacy department in Wal-Mart.
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I found one here for about 750$ :\n\nhttp://gps-applications.com/WanderCare100T.htm\n\nAnother one is sold here, but no price given:\nhttp://www.stopllc.com\n\nGood luck!
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http://www.checkupdown.com/status/E502.html
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Stethoscope,bloodpressure cuff, thermometer, watch with second hand, dynamaps, crashcarts
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You can do a search on0line by state or use http://www.vitalchek.com/
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http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/