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Blood Pressure Monitor Upper Arm BP Machine Now £16.60 with voucher @ Amazon
Blood Pressure Monitor Upper Arm BP Machine Now £16.60 with voucher @ Amazon
Blood Pressure Monitor Upper Arm BP Machine Now £16.60 with voucher @ Amazon
Blood Pressure Monitor Upper Arm BP Machine Now £16.60 with voucher @ Amazon
Blood Pressure Monitor Upper Arm BP Machine Now £16.60 with voucher @ Amazon
Blood Pressure Monitor Upper Arm BP Machine Now £16.60 with voucher @ Amazon
Blood Pressure Monitor Upper Arm BP Machine Now £16.60 with voucher @ Amazon
Blood Pressure Monitor Upper Arm BP Machine Now £16.60 with voucher @ Amazon
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CAZON Blood Pressure Monitor Upper Arm BP Machine for Home Use BP Cuff Kit Pulse Rate Detection Meter with Cuff 22-32cm 2×99 Sets Memory LCD Display (Blue)

Was £29.99 Now £16.60 apply the £2 discount voucher

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  • Accurate and Reliable Monitor】- This upper arm blood pressure monitor with advanced measurement technology gives you highly accurate readings. The accuracy ranges are: ±3 mmHg / ±0.4 kPa (blood pressure) and ±5%( pulse rate). Recommended by doctors for home health and blood pressure monitoring and recording.
  • 【Double User Mode * 99 Memory Storage】- This blood machine support 2 users have their own measurement records, each user can record up to 99 readings. Automatically displays the average of your last 3 readings. Helps users to easily track their health, blood pressure and heart rate according to the specific time and date.
  • 【Adjustable Comfortable Cuff & Switchable Unit】- With 22-32cm (8.7inch - 12.6in) large cuff, this blood pressure meter fits most people within the accepted range and has very strong velcro around the cuff to secure it around the arm, super easy and convenient for home use. Units of kPa and mmHg can be switched at will, suitable for everyone's reading habit.
  • 【Fully Automatic】- Wrap the cuff around your upper arm, assume proper sitting position, get your readings on large LCD screen with one touch of the button. Displayed measurements include: systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, pulse rate, date, time, and user ID. It will automatically shut down without any operation for 30 seconds.
  • 【Package Included & Customer Service】- 1* Blood pressure monitor, 1* Arm Cuff, 1* USB Cable (No Battery & AC adapter), 1* Instruction Manual. CAZON always attaches great importance to customer's product experience. If you encounter any problem or need support, please feel free to contact us, we will 100% solve your problems.
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  1. skip112's avatar
    Best to get a AAND or OMRON.

    Japanese have best reliability. I know this as a health professional.
    Bin_Salamat's avatar
    A&D
  2. Mubs's avatar
    HUKD should moderate these types of threads with the disclaimer that the official advice is to only purchase machines validated by British Heart Foundation.
    I don't think we should promote a market that can create a false sense of security and equally unnecessary panic!

    Voted cold.
    Validated BP machines appear on here all the time for 15 to 20 pounds. (edited)
    Myusernamehasgone234's avatar
    Author
    You should make that suggestion to them if you are genuinely concerned

    hotukdeals.com/con…act
  3. Kankan101's avatar
    Wouldn't touch a unbranded Chinese product that requires accuracy for your health.

    100% avoid.

    Wouldn't trust a seller thats only got 3 things and 2 of them are toys, and their address is where crap load of dodgy Chinese factories have registered UK addresses, hhhmmmm.

    All the same people

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    Myusernamehasgone234's avatar
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    Feedback here from another member suggest they are happy with it.

    hotukdeals.com/com…961


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    Also 1000's of positive reviews on Amazon


    49672969-tECyu.jpgI'm not sure why you are been so negative. Do you own the item have you had issues with it. (edited)
  4. pet2000's avatar
    I have to take my blood pressure for the doctor's record. I use Lloyds models for the last three years. Not the most pretty but they are very accurate. Here is a link.
    This meter is often on offer for £14.00, if you can wait. The cuff they come with is small to large (22 - 42cm) and will fit most people. If you need extra large (48cm), you can add this for £3.99 (out of stock at the mo).
  5. ewaandneil1's avatar
    I've had this model for 2 years. Have taken it in to my doctor's surgery with me when having my bp done and matched the reading on theres within a few digits...I have no qualms in recommending this to home measure your BP.. it's also very handy that it stores lots of your readings, timestamped, for when you have to complete a couple of weeks worth for the docs (edited)
  6. bluetang's avatar
    Check out the British and Irish Hypertention Society website for recommended monitors.
  7. bertie_wooster's avatar
    Stick to British Hypertension Society recommendations

    bihsoc.org/bp-…se/
  8. Seedtray1's avatar
    Purchased this a few days ago and works fine for the money. Probably not the most accurate but does the job .
    PaulStringer's avatar
    If it’s not accurate how on earth does it do the job?
  9. B0ne5's avatar
    I've got this. Been using for a couple of years. It's good, accurate as well.
    rickyroma's avatar
    How do you know its accurate?
  10. guest5234's avatar
    i know people who are obsessed with taking their b/p several times a day, they are so tense and worried so obviously it is high, ditch the home machines unless your doctor recommends you do, hypertension thresholds have dropped in the USA so much because Pharmaceutical companies want to make money so more people will be falsely labelled with hypertension, please research overdiagnoses and overtreatment of hypertension by research papers by the likes of the BMJ no less
    bmj overdiganosis hypertension (edited)
  11. ashyt16turbo's avatar
    My mate has this one and it works well.
    It's got some sort of medical validation.

    boots.com/hea…394
    crazy.baritone's avatar
    I've had that for a few months, It's manufactured by OMRON and is the same as the one used by my GP.
  12. powerbrick's avatar
    Why are the cuffs so tiny, is this for kids or women? (edited)
    Myusernamehasgone234's avatar
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    It's for small / medium adults up to 32 cm cuff
  13. phil_dMGz's avatar
    I'm 27 stone with thin arms, would this fit
    Myusernamehasgone234's avatar
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    I would suggest measuring your arm if your unsure.
  14. Cham_den's avatar
    British heart foundation have a list of validated BP machines. I would pick one of them. There is no point using a machine that does not give accurate readings
  15. Suede's avatar
    BP monitors have nothing much to do with the British Heart Foundation. Instead, they leave it up to the British and Irish Hypertension Society, who have a list of recommended, and not recommended list of monitors.

    This machine posted is not on their list of "not recommended" machines.

    Going back to the British Heart Foundation, from their website, their advice to those who have purchased machines for home use is to, "check your machine with a surgery, or pharmacist to ensure readings are fairly similar".

    Voted hot to counter those who have voted cold.
  16. Myusernamehasgone234's avatar
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    You edited 3 hours ago to add the new voucher available so this was a new deal.
  17. tonygee99's avatar
    I have this one also and my GP said it was reasonably accurate.
  18. lanc1979's avatar
    I have one of these and it's possibly saved my life so don't knock it if you don't have one.
    It's good, batteries last forever in it and it's accurate to docs/hospital units within -+2. The only negative is that the cuff is large, so if you're under 5'8" ish it will be too big for your arm and won't sit high enough above your elbow.
    BP down from 200/140 to 135/95 and dropping. Angioplasty next week
    This has potentially saved my life.
    xigent's avatar
    Good luck
  19. Unsane's avatar
    Heat added.

    I literally died five times on living room floor last night after I calculated the monthly increases to our household outgoings.

    My wife did some CPR stuff and ran the monitor thingy and hey presto I'm still alive, until next month's credit card statements, anyway. (edited)
  20. Medina_Minds's avatar
    When it comes to health, why would you get the cheapest, unverified product?

    If your just trying to save money, it's cheaper not to get anything and perhaps die early.

    But really the best deal would be to get something that's proven accurate and reliable.
    Unsane's avatar
    I don't want to die early. Is there a better product on market to avoid sudden death?
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