Is the Omron HEM-780 the right model for two elderly users who need to record their readings separately? Is the Omron HEM-780 the right model for two elderly users who need to record their readings separately? Is the Omron HEM-780 the right model for two elderly users who need to record their readings separately? Is the Omron HEM-780 the right model for two elderly users who need to record their readings... » Read More Is the Omron HEM-780 the right model for two elderly users who need to record their readings separately? Is the Omron HEM-780 the right model for two elderly users who need to record their readings separately? « Show Less
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It may store readings fro two--but the cuff is very finicky and might not be a good choice for elderly. Plus the cuff has a high failure rate. Find a monitor that had an ez-fit cuff that self inflates without having to wrap it. Stay away from this product.
1000645
Yes, the HEM 780 has two buttons to record and store the BP readings for 2 people.
270386
The Omron HJ-112 doesn't shut off, so not sure what you're seeing. The battery tends to last me about 6 months, though, so it hasn't been an issue for me.
1038853
I think someone is giving an idea that I've found little merrit. Cassette2USB is a good product, especially the converter, records both directions without manually turning tape, software OK on my W7. I Think Digitope Digitalizer is over rated for any OS. Try Cassette2USB for $59.99 at cassette2USB.com . I like it and the converter is worth that alone even with another product such as Magix Cleaning Labs. Several options, I like Cassette2USB the best, but the others have their place as well.
1299269
I am a nurse and I use this cuff on some of my smaller female adults and it gives me very accurate readings. I also use it on the thighs of young children. I love my Omron and believe it is one of the better units on thearket. I bought one for my 80 year old mother and she uses it regularly.
2200702
I have a OMRON HEM-773. It works with that. Not sure about any other models.
381260
Philips NiMH 1000 MAH came with the recorder. I also have a few Duracells, of the same rating, on hand, and I swap them occasionally with the Philips, (as needed). I also use both brands in a blood pressure monitor, and I don't see any difference in the performance.
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We have had our Omron Elite 7300 for quite a while (probably a couple of years), and have not yet had a problem with it! We like it because it is simple to use. I don't have any suggestion for you about your problem, but if it has worked well for you for 5 years, I would wonder if it would be worth putting money into repairing it. You could put that money toward a replacement. Some of the other suggestions are good too- don't move when you are using it, check the owners manual, etc.
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Yes, Susan. This was purchased for my 84 yr old mother to take to her church choir practices. She doesn't read music or hear as well as she used to, but she still loves to sing and is very active in her church choir and also a Senior Music Group my sister in law has at her church. So, Momma takes the cassette player and her 120 minute tapes that we also bought from Amazon as they are getting hard to find so when we find them, we buy several, and she comes home with her sheet music and listens to the playback and learns the songs. Hope this helps you in making a decision about this cassette recorder. We have been very pleased with the purchase Yes, Susan. This was purchased for my 84 yr old mother to take to her church choir practices. She doesn't read music or hear as well as she used to, but she still loves to sing and is very active in her church choir and also a Senior Music Group my sister in law has at her church. So, Momma takes the cassette player and her 120 minute tapes that we also bought from Amazon as they are getting hard to find so when we find them, we buy several, and she comes home with her sheet music and listens to the playback and learns the songs. Hope this helps you in making a decision about this cassette... » Read More Yes, Susan. This was purchased for my 84 yr old mother to take to her church choir practices. She doesn't read music or hear as well as she used to, but she still loves to sing and is very active in her church choir and also a Senior Music Group my sister in law has at her church. So, Momma takes the cassette player and her 120 minute tapes that we also bought from Amazon as they are getting hard to find so when we find them, we buy several, and she comes home with her sheet music and listens to the playback and learns the songs. Hope this helps you in making a decision about this cassette recorder. We have been very pleased with the purchase « Show Less
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No, the memory does not store info for more than one user. It stores info in chronological order ( starting with the most recent ) and assigns a number to each use ( preceeded by an "n" ). But I've copied the medical professionals' method of writing all of my readings on a log sheet. The Lifesource is not as accurate as a traditional blood pressure monitor. I see its usefullness in watching for significant changes ( up or down, and long term ), in which case, I would go see my doctor or other medical help to try and find the reason for the significant change. Sorry, for the delay in answering this question. I am recovering from shoveling a lot of snow on Wednesday.
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I'm looking for this for a "granny" monitor - to watch (with his very informed permission) my 95 year old Dad who is living alone 3,000 miles away. I almost exclusively want to be able to check on him at night to make sure he's in bed, not lying on the floor! He keeps a probably 40-60 watt lamp on in the bedroom, so it is low light, not no light, and definitely more than a nightlight illumination. Would this camera work for that? thanks for any info, opinions.-- Amy
989379
NO! It is best to check its readings periodically with a manual cuff (I have the benefit of an RN for a wife). I have more confidence in my OMRON which I got not long after getting the Panansonic.
254802
I have not used it to record but two (2) splits. I would think it could record numerous splits as you must record the split manually to some other media, such as paper. I did not read the details thoroughly as I need a device to record and store the splits within the stopwatch for later retrieval. I have had no operational problems with the device and find it easy to use. I had to learn not to touch the button on the top of the device as it is easy to change the modes without knowing you have done so. If used for recording few splits or if not being able to store the splits internally is no concern, I would recommend it.
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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.
2187150
Sorry I can't really help; I am the only user but it seems to hold a fair number in memory. I just take it with me to the cardiologist so he can scroll through the readings. Very easy to use and he tells me it's accurate.
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I have the Omron digital bp monitor Model:HEM-432CN2. The large cuff that I bought extra is Model: H-003D. How does it work on my model? Where is the answer posted?
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Sorry but I don't know. Mine is a HEM-780. I think that the Omron site might give some guidance, but I'm not sure...
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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.