what is the difference between adult and adult cuff?
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I ordered An Adult Cuff & An Adult Large Cuff..Not Sure if I Understand Your Question?
49039
Adult one is bigger in a diameter for adults. When it says it's an adult sphygmonmanometer, it's generally safe to assume that it is made for adults (meaning it comes with adult cuff).
1283552
Adult means a grown up people while adult cuff is the diameter of the sphymomanometer is bigger to fit the arm of an adult
1095304
No it comes with a pediatric, infant and adult cuff. I have it and love it.
273377
these are better for small wrist/ankles, they are not sized well for adults
1106826
The smaller cuff comes with it. You would have to purchase the larger cuff seperately.
531530
I cannot tell you the range. However, I am an elderly small adult with an arm measurement above the elbow about 6 or 7 in. This cuff fits nicely and I feel I get a correct reading. I just slipped this cuff end onto my regular Omron base. Rose
1213757
This is a very good, accurate, and easy to use, unless you have a very large wrist, the cuff will fit for most of us. I highly recommend this product if you are looking for one.
1744151
It seems to fit all arms that are anywhere from 9" all the way to 17" in circumference. That's what they mean. I found it can easily be bent into a larger or smaller shape to fit different arm sizes and then it easily attaches and works perfect every time. Not as brainless as the old soft cuffs, but so much easier to put on and no pinching like the old ones. With a little trial and error you can easily make it the worlds best cuff. Unfortunately I have many years experiance with many meters and this one is the best ever
82340
I have an average arm size, but this unit has enough cuff for arm size maybe 3x mine. Hope this helps.
1837014
standard cuff that is sent with the monitor is: 13 inches. The larger one has to ordered.
521152
It's a standard size cuff. If you need a large cuff you'd have to purchase one separately.
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A regular cuff size fits most people with typical body size. That rules out people who are grossly obese, as well as competitive body builders as well as children. I would guess that is the great majority of the population. As I said in my review, the "Women's" designation is a marketing issue and it works with both men and women. It's been a while but as I recall, I bought it based on a Consumer Reports evaluation and I have found the unit to be accurate and reasonably well made. I also have a "Professional" unit which retails for over $1000. It's very accurate but a pain to use. I have found the Omron to calibrate well against the Hospital grade unit. A regular cuff size fits most people with typical body size. That rules out people who are grossly obese, as well as competitive body builders as well as children. I would guess that is the great majority of the population. As I said in my review, the "Women's" designation is a marketing issue and it works with both men and women. It's been a while but as I recall, I bought it based on a Consumer Reports evaluation and I have found the unit to be accurate and reasonably well made. I also have a "Professional" unit which retails for over $1000. It's very accurate but a... » Read More A regular cuff size fits most people with typical body size. That rules out people who are grossly obese, as well as competitive body builders as well as children. I would guess that is the great majority of the population. As I said in my review, the "Women's" designation is a marketing issue and it works with both men and women. It's been a while but as I recall, I bought it based on a Consumer Reports evaluation and I have found the unit to be accurate and reasonably well made. I also have a "Professional" unit which retails for over $1000. It's very accurate but a pain to use. I have found the Omron to calibrate well against the Hospital grade unit. « Show Less
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I just measured mine (regular cuff) and would recommend using a large adult cuff instead of regular -- regular is about 14 3/4" maximum. Cuffs that are too small may produce an inaccurate reading.
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The arm cuff secures with Velcro to fit a range of sizes for an average adult arm. The actual guage is not adjustable, that I know of, but doubt you'd want to mess with it anyway. Hope that helps!
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Hi Edward,As I remember, the cuff size has several classes, such as small, middle and large ...Therefore, I ordered the one according to my arm. I know I have a middel size.BR Wei
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Overall I'd say they are pretty close in accuracy, but something to consider is the general size of the patients wrist and upper arm. I have a lot of patients that for one reason or another fall into the obese category and sometimes the wrist cuff won't fit right{of course with some the arm cuff won't fit either!} that being said if you want the best accuracy go with the manual cuff and stethoscope its not the fastest method but unless you having hearing issues it will give you the best readings. I hope I've been able to help you with this.
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I use the standard cuff that was provided with my purchase; however, I believe the that as long as it has the same adapter hose, you can use a small or extra large cuff. I would contact Omron to be sure.
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It is a small adult cuff, that was used on an adult woman but its size of 5 foot 2 120 pounds fit her perfectly with more room hope this helps