judway
Well-known member
I am considering getting a wrist type cuff vs a regular cuff machine. Is this a good idea? I am concerned about the accuracy. I seem to get all kinds of measurements using my regular machine. TNX!!
kjansen said:As a pharmacist, I agree with the previous posts.
johnandcarol said:I don't find any automatic device accurate. I can take a reading seconds apart and get differant results. A few tries and I get the reading I want.
denmarc said:Checking your auto monitor with your doc's office equipment is a great idea! It is sad however that you may pay the big bucks for what you would think is a quality monitor, only to find out it registers inaccurate after only a year or two.
It seems more and more that the BP monitors sold at the corner "drug stores" and discount clubs are not to be relied on. True?
carson said:Ok folks, tear this apart. YMMV.