What wrist size is this bp monitor for?
1656311
my wrist size is about 7 inches & it fits fine. I measured the cuff & would say probably about 10inches maybe 10&1/2 inches would be the largest wrist size that would fit in cuff & get a correct reading If wrist is smaller than 7 inches no worries about cuff size at all.
1656312
It will fit about any size wrist, the limit would be your blood pressure, max blood pressure with this cuff is 190.
200580
I took a piece of string and wrapped it around my wrist then measured - it was 6 inches. I will tell you the heart rate part isn't accurate, nor is the watch waterproof.
933597
Size should not be a restriction. However I can not recommend this heart monitor, I returned mine after it failed to connect the monitor to the watch. Many of the reviews voice a similar issue. If you plan on using this as a heart monitor I would look elsewhere.
1497035
It doesn't require a stethoscope. If you don't know your bp, inflate to 170 mmHg. It'll go down from there automatically. It takes 2-3 times of doing this to get a good reading. The circumference of the cuff is 9-13 inches (from manual).
860340
Not sure. I have the BP4M, it is pretty accurate, + or - within 5 points of a manual BP. I hope that helps a little.
667504
I took mine to DR's office to compare wrist unit to Dr's measurement. Low number was right on the money. Upper number read 6 higher on wrist unit.If you buy one, do the same thing. If you don't like the accuracy, return the unit.
1250534
I would confirm the answer from Bob B as being reliable although I have not done any measuring. I have a medium-size wrist and think it could be made to accommodate a smaller wrist.
923008
It's about 7" from the clasp at the bottom to the end of the loop. Plenty big enough for any size wrist. The adjustability allows it to work for just about anyone.
667505
Wrist monitors are too far from the heart for an accurate reading. Mine was showing at least 10 points higher than it actually was and it stopped working four days after i got it. I returned it and got the Omron upper arm cuff which was just as easy to use and matched the readings taken by my physician,
1161161
I honestly don't know. I have never used it because it will not fit around my wrist.
1703996
I compared mine to the use of sphygmomanometer, like in dr.office and stethoscope. Wrist manometer easy, comfortable. Readings comparable, blood pressure changes all the time. Important thing is following changes
2075328
My wrist is also 5 1/4" and it works fine. It has given me great relief from sharp arthritis pain in my thumb joint. I only need to wear it at night and when I work out with weights. I'm going to buy a second one so that I can always have one on my night stand and another in my gym bag.
1497036
Yes, your BP is shown automatically after you pump it up manually. and the cuff size is from 9 - 14 inches. Personally I would have preferred to buy the complete manual one, the one that most doctors use, because this model is extremely sensitive........you have to be ABSOLUTELY still (except of course pumping) in you movements, especially the arm you are checking....... or it will either show ERROR or give you a bum reading.
536596
Hello. I have a small wrist also. There are lots of holes in the band so you will be able to adjust it. It is a neat watch. I wear it all the time. I love how it counts my steps and calories. I believe you will like this if you get it.
1744152
Read my review on the Panasonic EW-BU35W Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with small cuff. It's the first review on the page.
1212474
white with small blue button, Omron HEM-432C Manual Inflation Blood Pressure Monitor
1946591
Not that I'm aware of. We have had a few wrist BP Monitors of the years and none of them had an indicator.