A&D Medical Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor, Multi-User Blood Pressure Machine with One Button Operation & LCD Display, Portable Wrist BP Monitor for Home, Storage Case & 2 AAA Batteries Included, UB-543

Excellent product

The cuff performs as add says. My only problem is that sometimes it blows up the cuff so tightly that I am in pain and the reading is a quite high. If I rest and keep arm resting on table in front of me and really try to relax it does not squash arm so tightly and the reading is closer to one taken by nurse. I am pleased with it as I cannot find one with a preset that will not kill my arm. It is a good product.

There are a lot of blood pressure monitors on the market. We sought this one out because we already have an identical one. We have compared it with other monitors we have for accuracy, plus taken it to the doctor's office for further comparison, and we trust it. It is very easy to use, convenient, and comes with batteries.

I bought this for my daughter so that she can take the BP monitor with her when she plans to be away from home (where I use a arm-cuff BP monitor which is accurate within 5 max) longer than 4 hours.I took my my BP per the instructions and this wrist monitor was showed Systolic & Diastolic lower by 21+ then what my arm-cuff read.For example, wrist BP would read 110/70 Pulse 69 but the arm BP would read 121/100 pulse 106.

I’ve used this professionally as a backup for two years in a nursing home and hospital. I’m a nurse. It always matched the facility provided vital signs machine.

Easy to use and read.

easy to use, easy see numbersdoesn’t choke th wrist like the ones for the arm. Not really expensive .

I've had this for a couple of months now. It seems to give high readings, but I'm adjusting to a new medication, never having had a problem with my blood pressure before. I lost my old fashioned arm cuff automatic BP machine and so bought this one for a simpler way to take my BP. I noticed the higher readings right away, but wasn't sure about them. Then today I found my old fashioned arm cuff again. So out of curiosity I took my BP with the upper arm cuff and then this wrist machine. It was off by 20 points according to the wrist machine! 113/64 (upper arm cuff) and 133/81 with the wrist machine. That's quite a difference! I wonder which one is correct? I am going to go to my doctors with the results and ask him. I've always had low blood pressure and now he's saying I need medication. hmmm or do I need to stop using a bad BP machine?