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Talking Blood Pressure Monitor

Posted on January 8, 2009

The Oregon Scientific BPW810 Talking Blood Pressure Monitor announces your current blood pressure and compares it to the World Health Organization’s guidelines. It also measures systolic and diastolic pressure, Mean pulse rate and mean arterial pressure. The unit has an easy to read LCD display with one-half inch high numbers.


The Talking Blood Pressure Monitor also stores your reading and can hold up to sixty readings per user. It can store data for up to two users. The blood pressure monitor timestamps each stored reading so that you can monitor your blood pressure over time. One unit is perfect for both you and your partner. The Talking Blood Pressure Monitor is compact and features a 12 or 24-hour digital clock with month and date display. The unit is used on the wrist.

Oregon Scientific talking blood pressure monitorKeep track of your blood pressure over time to monitor your health, or give it to someone you care about who has a high blood pressure problem. This device is easy to use and will encourage anyone who has trouble using a standard device to use this one regularly.

Just place the blood pressure monitor on bare skin around your wrist with your palm and wrist facing up. Secure the wrist strap. Follow the instructions provided with the unit to place your wrist in the appropriate position, depending upon whether you are sitting up or lying down. Once you press the time button, the cuff will begin to automatically inflate. Once the cuff pressure reaches the appropriate level, it starts to deflate and will then announce your readings.

The unit is compact and easy to use. It runs on two 2 AAA batteries (included). This is real nice gadget gift for any elderly person or someone in your family who should be monitoring their blood pressure, but don’t because of the hassle involved with using a standard blood pressure monitor.

You can see the Talking Blood Pressure Monitor at Amazon:

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