Blood burden Monitor(Testing with MPX2050 burden sensor)
Test with the MPX2050 that we just bought from Farnell.
If you happen to be one of the millions of people with high blood pressure, making sure you get it under control
Test with the MPX2050 that we just bought from Farnell.
Posted by Decarmine at 2:21 PM 0 comments
Labels: burden, Crazyness, Eliminating, Facial, MonitorTesting, MPX2050, sensor, Womens
First off, don't let the word "Womens" in the name of this product fool you. It includes two different size arm cuffs and I guess Omron was thinking that with the larger cuff it would be beneficial for pregnant women.
This is our second Omron BP Monitor. The first was a Hem-711. I learned it was reading high. When I first ordered this new monitor it too measured high. I checked it against the BP reading at the local fire department, emergency room, and automatic bp machine at a local drug store. I sent the first one back and got a replacement and the new one seems to be spot on accurate. I learned that my old Omron was consistently giving inaccurately high readings. I chose this particular unit because it's, at the time of this writing, the highest rated one by Consumer Reports.
It's got a nice feature in that it will maintain the last eighty-eight BP readings and provide an average. The one flaw is that it will only do this for one person. I think a large majority of households that have a BP monitor need to use it for at least two people. It would have been nice if this had an option to program for at least two different people. Instead, it has a "guest option" this allows for another person to get a reading and it won't affect the average BP readings of the primary user.
It comes with a very handy little case and thus would be easy to pack for travel. If Omron would have allowed programming for multiple (at least two) users so the memory in the unit will remember two sets of averages then this would be pretty much the perfect machine for us. Accordingly, one of us has to maintain a daily record of our readings manually to get a good idea of our average BP. This is not too big of a hassle but if you're into modern technology, as I am, then, unless you're single, you'll likely feel the same way, especially if your spouse too is into modern technology. Then it's "who has to be the 'Guest' and maintain their own records?"
The portable 7300W shows off an ultra-thin profile. |
The Omron Elite 7300W blood pressure monitor features a sleek, easy to use design. View larger. |
Helping your healthcare provider track your blood pressure over time can be an important step toward maintaining a healthy heart. With the ability to store up to 84 readings and let guests use your monitor without affecting your data, the Elite 7300W makes it easy to keep a running history of your blood pressure.
Convenient Design
The Elite 7300W features a slender, portable design and one-touch operation, making it incredibly convenient and easy to use.
It also features three alerts that warn you of potential health issues. A hypertension indicator lets you know if your blood pressure exceeds the American Heart Association guidelines for normal blood pressure; a detector alerts you if there was too much body motion during your blood pressure reading for an accurate measurement to be taken; and an irregular heartbeat detector alerts you to a potentially dangerous irregular heartbeat.
Number One Brand Recommended by Doctors and Pharmacists
The Elite 7300W has been clinically proven to be safe and accurate for women, including women who are pregnant. Independently validated for adult men and women, the Elite 7300W meets the criteria of protocols set by the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instruments (AAMI) and the British Hypertension Society (BHS).
The Elite 7300W is protected by a five-year limited warranty.
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