Is the meter attached to the cuff??
453843
Don't think so but there is a clasp and a band you can hook it on but it's not fully attached.
960182
Hi. No it is not attached to the cuff. However you can always clip it in place one you have inserted the cuff in the arm. I really do prefer this over the digital ones. I like the old school type of sphygmomanometer coz they give me the most accurate reading.
1807755
No, the cuff is an adult size and there is no other cuff for child included, hope that helps
2177488
I'm not sure, but I would call microlife and ask them. I had another microlife machine where the cuff sprang a leak and I called them and they sent me a new cuff for free. I was in a bad mood and sort of rude to the customer service rep on the phone, but they were nothing but kind and helpful . So I had a great experience with them and they were super helpful.
2058289
I'm not sure I understand the question? This device has to connect to Bluetooth. There is no way to read the pressure on the cuff itself. You need to connect it to a phone or computer, which requires some sort of account. It's your account with a password so it is private unless you give out your password.
339229
There is a problem with the monitor and the plug, they do not fit because they do not match.The cuff itself fits too tightly on the arm, that is another problem. Only a specialized store can answer all these questions. What I said previously in my answer and in my write up of the article is all I know. Please do not refer any more questions to me since I cannot answer them. Sorry!!
97759
The cuff comes with a rubber tube attached, and two plastic adapters. One is for an automatic BP monitor. My monitor is a different model. But based on the picture of the UA-767, it appears to be the same plastic adapter as my model. The adapter just plugs into the monitor, a tube about .25 inch in diameter. Hope this helps. --Dan --
425083
The cuff says 9" to 17". It should be identical to the original on your Omron meter. There also is an extra-large one available directly from Omron. Hope this helps.
2219433
No, the meter does everything as expected. One thing is, you should make sure that the probes are clean and dry before testing each time you take a reading.Bob
1674526
The Softclix Plus lancet device attached to the Accu-Chek meter does take the Softclix lancets; that is how they are being used here. Note: The lancet device can be easily removed from the meter. I use a different meter but still use the old Softclix lancets and device.
2113055
No, it does not. However, it is an excellent device. I noticed that my physical therapists use the same meter in their physical therapy practice.
1285850
Yes, note the capacitor symbol just below the diode. However, the meter is not quick and you must continue to make good contact with the probes for a number of seconds.
1035
I doubt there's anything wrong with your meter. All analog meters I've known are zeroed with the set screw located at the center of the movement. Many meters I've know have been able to be adjusted over a large span. Try it ... ideally, the meter's zero should be approximately in the center of the screw's range. If one side of the zero is much less than the other then, yes, you may want to exchange it.
1949828
not sure cause I have thrown it away .. Worked well for a few months then per the errors codes needed new cuff
1747572
No, all meters require blood. What they mean is you can stick your forearm instead but its less accurate that way. Hope this helps.
521153
That cuff won't give an accurate reading on a large arm. It's too small. You need to do a little research to find one that will work.
600508
The cuff may work but the connect9r tube may not fit in an improper hole in the device,,,chk with manufacturer
227341
No but you can put an alligator clip on one probe and clip it to whatever your testing and hold the meter in one hand and the second probe in the other hand. The fluke 115 also has a built in stand.