Omron 7 Series Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor - Accurate Readings with One-Touch Operation

Gerry Wheatcroft: Ideal for what it's supposed to do.

United Kingdom on Jul 30, 2014

snook: for what I paid for this, it is a brilliant item. more superior than my old one. well worth buying.

United Kingdom on Feb 10, 2014

D. Blankenship: I cannot help but note that this machine has been getting some mixed reviews here. The majority of the reviews are positive but on the other hand there are a number of rather negative reviews also. I personally am in no position to defend either the positive or negative reviews. I can only relate to you my personal experiences with this particular machine.

Over the years, and there have been many of those, I have owned and used many different blood pressure measuring devices. Some of them have been good; others not so good for various reasons. I must tell you that after using this particular machine for over four months now, three and four times per day, I have been absolutely satisfied with every aspect of its functions.

The machine is extremely simple and easy to use. After a bit of practice it takes only seconds to get the cuff on and this cuff is one of the most comfortable I have ever used. The machine is relatively fast and easy to read. It does everything the product description here says it will do and does it well. As to the "history" of recent readings....I more or less ignore this and keep a separate log of each reading. In my...

United States on May 11, 2013

E. A. Bustos: I'm four and half months pregnant, and at my last visit the doctor found my blood pressure was on the high side of normal, which apparently is too high because my bp should be going down due to the pregnancy. So I decided to start measuring my bp at home to see if the higher reading at my doctor's isn't just due to nerves or stress from the long wait times. It's easy to put on, and it fits my arm, which is a feat in itself because I'm a big gal (230# which has stayed pretty steady so far during the pregnancy) with big arms. The molded cuff helps to keep the cuff positioned on your arm so you can velcro it yourself with little problem. After reading the instructions I realized the little white plastic on the cuff is a thumb grip to help you position the cuff. I was able to get it easily on my arm, position it with the blue strip facing my inner elbow, and was able to easily velcro it on. I was a little worried about the velcro holding up because there wasn't much overlap, but when the cuff starting inflating it held. It gives you the option of using the included AC plug or batteries, which is gives you different ways of using it without being tied down to...

United States on Feb 06, 2013

Tallgirl77: I work at a hospital, and I must say I am very impressed with the features, ease of use and quality of this BP machine.

I am overweight (270 lbs) and I have a large upper arm. I have had inconsistent BP readings in doctors offices because they crammed a small cuff on my arm. I ordered this machine specifically for the larger cuff. And I am happy to report that it is working beautifully. Here are the features and how they work:

MAIN UNIT: The main unit is very well designed. It is designed to sit on your kitchen table, which is perfect, because you can rest your arm while taking the pressure. The angle of the read out panel is perfect for looking down at it, so you don;t have to move at all when you are taking the BP. The writing on the read out panel is BIG-- you can really see it. So if you have some visual limitations, this will be nice to you. And they made the start up simple-- all you have to do is push the very large START button. Thank you, Omron.

CUFF: The cuff is a great design. Easy to get on, easy to know where it should go, and easy to get off. Half of the cuff is sturdy plastic, which allows you to sort of clip it on...

United States on Feb 05, 2012