If you want the full EKG do you have to buy a different prescription version or does the prescription itself unlock this feature in the OTC product?
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Once you get the prescription from you doctor, you will be able to run the EKG,
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When you click on Enable Rx Mode in the setting, you are requited to fill out a prescription then take prescription photo then sent to server, it take 24 hours to activate your account. Once it's approved, you can ECG trace on Iphone and analysis result after sent to server.
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It's the same product. Nordic has told me on the phone that they "double dip" the market by putting out "pro" products for the doctor's offices which are the SAME THING as what you buy in the store and here online. Same items, same potency, different name, more money for Nordic. :)
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I did not have a prescription. It is not required where I live. I don't think you need one.
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Hello, I bought one recently at Walgreens and the ingredients have changed compared to the one I bought 1 year ago. I tried the new one for a few weeks and I agree with some people here that the old version was more efficient.Question: How can I buy the old version (1 year ago about ) of this product? On Amazon? Thanks. Cedric
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KB, the Philips HeartStart OnSite Defibrillator does NOT require a doctor's prescription. It is available over-the-counter just like the HeartStart Home. The battery life on both AEDs are the same.
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My guess is "no" because my understanding of blood pressure measuring devices is that they measure the pressure when the ventricle pumps and when the ventricle rests just after the beat. I, too, have Afib, and the device needed would be sold by Alivecor.....it is a case for certain smartphones that will detect Afib when it is turned on and held against your chest, just left of center. But, do you want to spend $200 for a 2-lead EKG device whose results really should only be interpreted by your cardiologist?
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Yes it is the same. After I bought one from Amazon, my Walgreens featured them on sale for much less...so check there first...Enjoy! Sorry for the delay in answering...J. Miller, Ocala, FL
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I don't think so. It is not sold as a prescription, it is a sound "amplifier". The Tweak is a better unit if you have severe hearing loss and is 100 dollars less.. The Life Ear is a great unit for moderate hearing loss.
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I'll be interested in what you learn. I tried to obtain a refund and free shipping to return it, but both were unsuccessful. They said there was no guarantee. After you make your complaint, we should let Dr. Oz know of our experience, don't you think?
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Yes, it is the same. My vet also wrote me a RX originally but, then I found them online MUCH cheaper. Note: Some places, i.e. Petsmart, will not sell them to you w/o a RX. There is a site called Entirely Pets that sells thru Amazon that is usually most reasonable. Hope this helps.
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There are no instructions. It does lead to heart problems. I guess I was taking to much and ended up in the hospital with a bad ekg.
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Absolutely not. The home PT/INR machine requires a prescription from your doctor.
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No, but it shows all the numbers very clearly as shown. This is the best product which I am using. If you have money you can try what ever you want to buy with high technology like showing heart rate etc but if you don't have money like me and if you want some decent product you should buy this.
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I have another monitor that came with interchangeable cuffs. The cuffs from it work on iHealth so I believe you can do that. This is the future and a very good system. I wish my Group Health on-line message system would handle email from the system. it sends in out in text and cvc format that can be graphed. I have afib that needs motoring. It is intermittent and the drugs I use bring my pulse down to 40-50. I tolerate it but have cramps in my legs at times.
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No, only your pulse at the time of the test. Irregular heart beats would come from an EKG test.
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I just got mine from my pharmacist because Medicare will no longer pay for the test strip drums for my Accucheck. :( Anyway, the box contains the meter a bunch of literature, an ad for their Home A1C meter with a $7-off coupon, 10 test strips, a lancet device, 10 lancets, 2.5 ml of control solution, a very cheap wallet, two log books, the manual, a quick reference guide, toll-free number for 24/7 care, their web site info, a card with a mysterious 7-digit number. Another card which says if you register, they will send you a free gift, your choice of a better wallet or 25 free lancets. The card also says that when you register,you can join the Contour Choice Program, which will give you free replacement batteries, extended warranty, and discounts on the test strips. Though a Choice Program membership card is already included in the box anyway. It does NOT come with a cable to connect the device to the computer. If you want to download your test results to a computer USB port, you need to buy a $15 cable directly from Bayer. I don't know how much they charge for shipping it. Their software is allegedly free, but you have to fill out a lot of information about yourself before they let you download it. I have just called their tech support and was told their software is proprietary. I asked because I use Microsoft HealthVault. According to the support guy, their driver is not compatible with HealthVault. Anyway, this is much more information than you requested, so I believe I have answered your question.
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I have no idea, that sounds like an Actron question or whoever markets the OTC software