Best Blood Pressure Monitors for Hand

this was pretty simple to use after i had read all the instructions - i still keep them to hand though as i forget the little tricks you can use to, for example allow a guest to use the bp monitor.

measures bp without putting extreme pressure on hand and makes very little/soft noise while measuring pressure.

i appreciate the handy carry case so if i'm gone overnight or on vacation, i am still able to easily check my blood pressure.

the preformed collar makes it easy to put on with one hand.

i purchased it to replace an older omron unit i had that required hand pumping.

it is small enough to store easily and is portable, which will come in handy when traveling.

only problem was that the handle tore off the carrying case -- it was poorly sewn.

it comes with a soft travel case which came in handy on a recent trip.

i sometimes have a little trouble getting it at the right tightness around my arm with my other hand with the velcro (sp?).

i had to fully wrap my old one which is not easy to do with one hand.

reasonably accurate, easy and the recording is handy.

i had one you had to pump by hand and because i've had to check my blood pressure at night i wanted a faster less troublesome product.

the product is very beautiful, easy to use and handy.

but...it squeezes my arm quite a bit harder than any hand-pump wielding nurse or physician i ever met!

it is hard for old hands to pick it up and hand it to your spouse.

holding the elbow of the arm with the device on it with the opposite hand, you start raising your wrist toward your heart.

the digital monitor is large enough for anyone with a sight handicap.

very handy and it seems really accurate.....

took a couple of tries to get comfortable with the beeping, but now i just raise my hand slowly and it starts to inflate when it reaches the correct position.