Does this cuff work with a microlife monitor?
600508
The cuff may work but the connect9r tube may not fit in an improper hole in the device,,,chk with manufacturer
1744150
If you have a small upper arm (as I do), the cuff that comes with the monitor has to be considered "large." It is somewhat difficult to get it to tighten around the arm on the first try. Further, the cuff is also long - 5.5 inches - and that can also be a problem. I did notice that, on one Amazon page re: Omron BP monitors, you can get a large or small cuff although I believe it was an extra charge.
1772476
I don't know for sure, but I highly recommend you look for another brand. The iHealth cuff I bought was defective. The battery would not hold a charge and this was a brand new cuff! Be aware that this is not uncommon-read the reviews on Amazon and decide for yourself. I would NEVER buy another iHealth product.
1949828
not sure cause I have thrown it away .. Worked well for a few months then per the errors codes needed new cuff
924234
The small Omron cuff did not fit any of the three Omron monitors we have. I spoke to a Omron rep who said that a they have an affiliate company, named "AND Life Source" that sells a monitor with a small flexible cuff; in fact they switched me to that company on the same phone call and I bought a monitor which works well for my wife who has skinny arms. It was inexpensive. The model # UA-767PSAC. AND phone # 888-705-6065. Hope this helps. -------- Fred Goodrich
558234
Yes -the cuff comes with an ac converter that connects the cuff to the AC outlet. The display does not but the batteries in it should last a long time.
706626
I'm using cuff with a Lifesource UA 767 works fine.Not usre but chances are UA 779 could work., worth a try..??JB
1744153
I recieved the monitor and used it multiple times. The cuff has a stiff preshaped round shape. It fits standard size arms as well as quite a bit larger ones. The only drawback of the cuff is it does not fold up into a small shape like my previous ones as it maintains its round shape. It just takes up more storage space is all.
2102626
yes. but the firmware of the monitor is adjusted for a specific size cuff . if you change to different size cuff . The accuracy is slight affected.
1088862
I'm using the OMRON HEM-773 monitor and it seems to work. I'm going to take it to my dr though to make sure it does correctly measure.
1351405
Just pulled out my box and read the warranty. It has a limited lifetime warranty, on workmanship only....the cuff has a 1 yr warranty and it would have to be sent to the manufacturer and they would repair or replace it. The same model I had before worked fine for about 10 yrs, then it had issues and I replaced it. Very happy with their product!
1878261
As long as the connectors and cuff are compatible. I would recommend using the recommended cuff from the manufacturer ADC.
135527
I find this one to be very accurate. I take it to my many appointments and compare readngs. I even had a tech intraining place the regular cuff wrong and I tried to tell him. He got a High readng so I did it with mine and showed the difference. the nurse took it again and it was the same as my reading.
74617
I do not know, I purchased this cuff for a specific machine theat the company made it for... I would check with the manufacturer site to determine if this cuff will fit
877974
You send it back to the manufacturer. It has a life time warranty. But I like mine so much and find it to be very accurate when compared to "regular cuffs" and stethoscope that I fully trust it. Just make sure you have the correct sized cuff for your arm! I have two sized cuffs--large for me and medium for other folks. I really doubt that recalibration would be needed for this monitor.
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.
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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.