What is the centimeters of an arm circumference that this cuff can be used for?
2051796
I bought this large one on the advice of my cardiologist. My arm is about 16 inches around, so maybe 40 cm? If you get one that is not the right size for the patient, you'll get incorrect readings.
2051797
According to the cuff it says 27.9cm to 41.7cm, though I think I have accurately used it on arms that were a tad smaller and a tad larger with pretty good accuracy.
2051798
25-40 cm regular adult be ware advertised as large adult. I was in need of a large adult cuff or extended regular cuff. Did not return because of shipping would have cost more than cuff.
65554
It's a single cuff. If you look at the photo of the unit and the cuff (product photo) it shows the main cuff cylinder which measures 13". I used a plastic tape measure used in sewing to take this measurement. My arm is 12" at the bicep when relaxed and I need to tighten it around my upper arm just a bit when taking a reading. There is an extension flap with velcro that is attached and can probably accommodate an arm diameter up to 19" comfortably-possibly even 20". I will say this. I considered getting a cheaper, handpump bulb type but I have had this for a few days and it is great. Really professional and worth the Amazon price. It's a single cuff. If you look at the photo of the unit and the cuff (product photo) it shows the main cuff cylinder which measures 13". I used a plastic tape measure used in sewing to take this measurement. My arm is 12" at the bicep when relaxed and I need to tighten it around my upper arm just a bit when taking a reading. There is an extension flap with velcro that is attached and can probably accommodate an arm diameter up to 19" comfortably-possibly even 20". I will say this. I considered getting a cheaper, handpump bulb type but I have had this for a few days and... » Read More It's a single cuff. If you look at the photo of the unit and the cuff (product photo) it shows the main cuff cylinder which measures 13". I used a plastic tape measure used in sewing to take this measurement. My arm is 12" at the bicep when relaxed and I need to tighten it around my upper arm just a bit when taking a reading. There is an extension flap with velcro that is attached and can probably accommodate an arm diameter up to 19" comfortably-possibly even 20". I will say this. I considered getting a cheaper, handpump bulb type but I have had this for a few days and it is great. Really professional and worth the Amazon price. « Show Less
1961522
I am a average size person, this one should fit people withe average size arm. Be warned that I have owned the Omron machine for the 3rd year and had to replace with 2 of these cuffs(they leaked air). Made in China, that says something. These are for home use, not professional grade.
1402769
That is a fairly relative question.i resized it as small as it could go and that created a loop for your arm with a diameter of 2 inches which would be a circumference of about 6.28 inches around your arm. That is pretty small.
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.
936582
At 132 lbs., it can be used on bigger arms than mine. It used to be possible to get a larger cuff direct from Omron.
226079
The unit's opening roughly measures 16" circumference. You'd have to compare that with the circumference of your arm.
1250536
To get a meaningful answer, I measured the Omron meter cuff inside circumfurence at it's tightest closure, and got just under 5 inches. So if your wrist measures 5 inches or more around (which is very small), this meter will work for you.
1250537
Omron says small wrist is not a problem. I disagree. I strongly recommend getting the large upper arm cuff version. My doctor agrees also that the large upper arm version is the one to use.
1563584
The description of the product says that this model will fit sizes of arms from 9 TO 17 inches! So you don't need to purchase a large cuff--it's for both small and large arms. I agree with the previous poster--I think the word "large" refers to the screen text. Great feature.
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
1828085
I have a very small wrist @ about 6 1/2 inches and it works great. There is more Velcro for a larger wrist, so I believe it would work for up to about 10 inches.I Like mine because I could no longer wrap the conventional arm B/P cuff.
2260012
On the cuff itself, it says 13-17 inches. I can't measure it because it has a metal clip and I have a hard time getting it out. If you measure the arm and if it's below 17, you are probably safe. :-)
673077
I am a 72yr. old female with a 11 1/2 inch bicep and it fits perfectly. The adult cuff fits a 9 1/2 to a 13 1/4 inch bicep. I'm very happy with my purchase.
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.
1779239
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.
1173273
Interesting question. I just measured my arm and it's 12"! But I believe any bigger than that you'd definitely need a bigger cuff, which probably can be ordered. The 12" cuff JUST fits me so any bigger than that, no. It also indicates when you've put it on properly, it has a circle with OK in it. Otherwise, it stops working until you have it on right. It does do heart beats rate but if you have an irregular heart beat, it would possibly show it OR it may shut down. The B/P monitoring company most likely doesn't want to get sued for someone having an irregular heartbeat so I think it will shut down. Contact manufacturer, I'm sure they'd be very happy to help.