Veridian Healthcare - Zewa - Uam 710 - Uam710 - 'S Best Value, Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor

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Brand: Zewa
Sold By: Each
WHSXX: IM1

Product Overview

The Veridian Healthcare UAM710 Zewa's Best Value Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor is a reliable and easy-to-use device designed for accurate blood pressure and pulse rate measurements at home. Its automatic operation ensures quick readings with minimal effort, making it ideal for regular health monitoring.

Features:
- Fully automatic operation for one-touch measurement.
- Large, easy-to-read LCD display with clear backlight.
- Stores up to 60 readings for two users (30 each) with date and time stamps.
- Irregular heartbeat detector for additional health insights.
- Adjustable cuff fits arm circumferences from 8.7 to 15.7 inches.
- Includes a carrying case for portability and storage.

Specifications:
- Measurement Range: Pressure (30-280 mmHg), Pulse (40-199 beats/min).
- Accuracy: ±3 mmHg for pressure, ±5% for pulse rate.
- Power Source: 4 AA batteries (included) or optional AC adapter.
- Cuff Material: Nylon and latex-free for comfort.
- Dimensions: 5.5 x 3.5 x 7.5 inches (device), cuff length 15.7 inches.

Use Suggestion:
For the most accurate results, sit in a relaxed position with your arm resting at heart level. Avoid talking or moving during the measurement. Use the monitor at the same time each day to track trends in your blood pressure.

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    New Omron Replaces A Much Older Omron

    Posted by walmart on Feb 24th 2016

    I have an older Omron that has been very reliable now for many years - despite multiple use every day by two people. The old Omron appears to only now need a new rubber seal for the cuff hose connection, but I just decided it would be smarter to purchase a new one after so many years of use. Like the new Omron, the older Omron also recorded every measurement for two people every day and won't lose the memory - if the batteries aren't installed and the wall connection is disconnected. I never install the batteries anyway unless there is a power outage. Who has used it? A 70 year man and his 99