How it different from Omron Ultra Premium Digital Blood Pressure Monitor: Does any one know what's the difference between HEM-79IT and their Ultra Premium Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
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I think both are same. See Omron website http://www.omronwebstore.com/detail/OMR+HEM-790IT
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I have to be honest I didn't find this machine to be that accurate with the cuff that came with the unit. I purchased this model to replace my older Omron unit and found out the old one was a more accurate unit. The best way for you to test is to take the device to your doctor and have them check your BP with their cuff and then with the machine. I will say I do like having the printer it works great and gives you a record you can take to your doctor.
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That is not one of the functions of the Omron monitor that I have. The monitor tells you the number of heart beats per minute. I am a retired nursing instructor and nurse practitioner. I can tell you that we always teach our students to feel the pulse at the wrist in order to determine whether the pulse rate is regular or not.
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I, too, was curious if the ones being sold at the local stores were the "N3" model -- even though the boxes give the part number as "HEM-780". However, the back of the box shows that they have "TruRead Mode". I decided to purchase the one at Walmart (7-27-2008). The back of the control unit says it's an HEM-780N3. So far the unit is working well, and the readings seem to jibe with an older HealthCheck blood pressure monitor.
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Mine began to give highly erroneous readings (215/150) vs. manual reading of 135/75 at MDs office. I replaced said unit with one from Costco and NEVER heard back from company's support center. I woul never buy another unit from Omron.
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My doctor wants me taking my blood pressure at home. When I told him I wasn't sure the monitor was accurate, he had me bring it to his office. His nurse checked it against the office cuff. She repeated comparing the two a second time. This monitor and the one in the office didn't vary more than 3 points. She felt it was really accurately.
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You can get the answer on http://www.heartratemonitors.com/omron-h-cl22.html?productid=omron-h-cl22&channeli;d=SHOPP
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Docs USED to say that about 5 years ago according to an NIH paper. However, the error was negligible and predictable. The result is all modern home units, wrist and arm, are equally compatible and accurate if used as indicated. Note that ALL Omron wrist units are considered to be solely for home use according to Omron. There's a slight variance in accuracy from professional units.In that taking a BP using the ausculatory method (read old style) is still pretty idiosyncratic, unless you're doing serious, time-critical cardio monitoring, you'll probably be just fine with the wrist units. Docs USED to say that about 5 years ago according to an NIH paper. However, the error was negligible and predictable. The result is all modern home units, wrist and arm, are equally compatible and accurate if used as indicated. Note that ALL Omron wrist units are considered to be solely for home use according to Omron. There's a slight variance in accuracy from professional units.In that taking a BP using the ausculatory method (read old style) is still pretty idiosyncratic, unless you're doing serious, time-critical cardio monitoring, you'll probably be just fine with the wrist... » Read More Docs USED to say that about 5 years ago according to an NIH paper. However, the error was negligible and predictable. The result is all modern home units, wrist and arm, are equally compatible and accurate if used as indicated. Note that ALL Omron wrist units are considered to be solely for home use according to Omron. There's a slight variance in accuracy from professional units.In that taking a BP using the ausculatory method (read old style) is still pretty idiosyncratic, unless you're doing serious, time-critical cardio monitoring, you'll probably be just fine with the wrist units. « Show Less
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If you go to the Omron site you will see the large cuff for your model. This is not listed to work with BPM-110. go to this website http://omronhealthcare.com/blood-pressure/blood-pressure-accessories/ I didn't even see that Model Number BPM-110. is this an Omron product? Look at the bottom of the monitor for the model number, if it's an Omron product. I called they don't have a Model number BPM-110. This is the number I called (Tel#877-216-1333). You might have to wait a while but someone will answer.
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No difference that I can see. I've purchased 2 (first one I had purchased for myself and gave it to my mother for medical reasons and bought another one for myself). When I bought the second one for my personal use I decided to also buy a pulse O2 for my job in healthcare. For my job I decided to get one advertised specifically for medical use (significantly more expensive). When they arrived I compared their accuracy on myself and the outcomes were identical. The end of the story is that my Mom is still using her ChoiceMed on a daily basis, I am using my ChoiceMed on a regular basis and the "medically approved" one that I seldom used id dead. I intend to replace the dead one with another ChoiceMed for work soon. I hope this helps you with your decision.
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I don't know why the reviews are better. The wrist monitor is much easier to use. I compared mine to the docs readings and they were very close for all readings. I would take several readings along with your doc and compare the readings. You should then know how to correct your readings to what he gets. You should sit with your heart over your feet when using the wrist monitor if you are sitting back the readings won't be accurate.
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The wall mounting kit's style number is HEM-907-WKIT Wall Mounting Kit for Omron HEM907XL Digital Blood Pressure Monitor.You should search it on Amazon as it has the lowest price on this unit anyway.Good luck, and I wish you a long life with good health.
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Hi Jack, I have a Micro-life monitor and am quite pleased with it - easy to use etc, though a larger cuff for larger people would have been handy as I had to but one especially. Your AFIB? Not sure what that stands for, so can't make a comment. However, the monitor does detect irregular heartbeat, if that's any help to you - all these gadgets are clever, but they don't replace a Dr or specialist. Cheers, Warren. p.s. let me know how you got on?
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I hope you have not bought it yet. Wether it comes with a guarantee or not, its the most useless Wrist Blood pressure monitor you can ever buy. Mine stopped working two months after purchase and I seldomly used it. I didnt care to followup on the warrantly since it was so pissed off.
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Hi Kim... I did not buy this HRM as my first choice because I tried to "go cheap" and only wanted an HRM with no frills. First one ordered did not work, and the instruction leaflet (4 pages) was in "cryptic" English. SO... based on years of excellent service from an Omron BP Cuff device, I went to this device next. It is user friendly, AND it comes with a small DETAILED & well-written booklet (24 pages) of information that literally walks you through every feature of this device. I'm happy with this HRM and would buy the same brand again should anything happen while exercising that should accidentally break my HRM. Hope this helps. Hi Kim... I did not buy this HRM as my first choice because I tried to "go cheap" and only wanted an HRM with no frills. First one ordered did not work, and the instruction leaflet (4 pages) was in "cryptic" English. SO... based on years of excellent service from an Omron BP Cuff device, I went to this device next. It is user friendly, AND it comes with a small DETAILED & well-written booklet (24 pages) of information that literally walks you through every feature of this device. I'm happy with this HRM and would buy the same brand again should anything happen... » Read More Hi Kim... I did not buy this HRM as my first choice because I tried to "go cheap" and only wanted an HRM with no frills. First one ordered did not work, and the instruction leaflet (4 pages) was in "cryptic" English. SO... based on years of excellent service from an Omron BP Cuff device, I went to this device next. It is user friendly, AND it comes with a small DETAILED & well-written booklet (24 pages) of information that literally walks you through every feature of this device. I'm happy with this HRM and would buy the same brand again should anything happen while exercising that should accidentally break my HRM. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Hi Kim... I did not buy this HRM as my first choice because I tried to "go cheap" and only wanted an HRM with no frills. First one ordered did not work, and the instruction leaflet (4 pages) was in "cryptic" English. SO... based on years of excellent service from an Omron BP Cuff device, I went to this device next. It is user friendly, AND it comes with a small DETAILED & well-written booklet (24 pages) of information that literally walks you through every feature of this device. I'm happy with this HRM and would buy the same brand again should anything happen while exercising that should accidentally break my HRM. Hope this helps.
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The answer is no. In fact, I returned the machine. One of the biggest problems I had was it's inaccuracy. I literally had to rush my father to the hospital on 3 occasions. The last being his BP was actually 187/121. The machine was way off. This is the 3rd Omron I have purchased for dad believing the more expensive the machine the better the product. I could not personally in good faith recommend an Omron product and in fact seeing dad's primary tomorrow for a recommendation of a machine OR better a prescription to secure a top notch machine.