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Taking your blood pressure is easy with this fully automatic monitor. Simply wrap the cuff around your arm and press START. In seconds, your blood pressure and pulse readings are shown on the digital display.
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Technical Details
- Designed to provide accurate blood pressure readings at home
- IntelliSense monitor inflates cuff to the ideal level with each use
- Large digital panel displays blood pressure and pulse readings
- Cuff fits arms 13 to 17 inches in circumference
- Main unit measures 4.75 x 3.375 x 5.625 inches (WxHxD)
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"Just what the doctor ordered!" 2010-03-29
By K. Hobson
We purchased the Omron at the specific recommendation of my husband's cardiologist. I did my research on the Omron website, choosing the HEM712 for its features, and the large cuff out of necessity. Before I purchased, I checked Amazon and saved over $40! The Omron was very easy to set up and is easy to use. The small size and low profile make it easy to store.
To check accuracy, my husband took his BP with the Omron before, and then after, going to the doctor's. The Omron matched within two points!
The Omron is easy to use, accurate and affordable. I cannot recommend it highly enough!
"Eay and Accurate" 2010-03-20
By Turtleback (Greenville, SC)
My Doctor suggested Blood Pressure home monitoring as mine was a little high and He
wanted a record for a couple weeks. I found this unit online and I can tell you it works great.
I need the large cuff but there are smaller cuff models also.
Works well and is very simple to use. Get one of these and put your mind at ease.
Monitoring is very important and I am very pleased with my Omron and it was very reasonable also.
"Performs as advertised" 2010-02-14
By David T. Johnson (Tampa Bay, Florida)
I've had this product for a few months now, and it has not had any problems. The box is larger than previous ones I have owned, making it easier to handle and to read.
"Takes Getting Used To" 2010-01-17
By Judi Copeland (Nashville, TN USA)
I am a fan of the wrist cuff. Mind you, the wrist cuff was giving me accurate readings in comparison to the doctor's, The wrist cuff was easy to carry and get a fast reading, record it, and in about a minute I was on my way. It was only because I got a seriously high reading from my wrist cuff (220/180) that sent me to the ER. When I got there, they took it on their monitor and said it was normal and released me, but told me to follow up with my doctor and told me wrist cuffs were not accurate, dismissing me even though I told them my BP does fluctuate wildly. I took another reading in the car on the way home and it was outrageously high again. I saw my doctor the next day and measured it once again against my wrist cuff, and it was still accurate, but also recommended an arm cuff to be sure.
I thought it couldn't hurt to have both, besides the American Heart Association recommends the arm cuff over the accuracy of a wrist cuff, and if the ER people were so quick to dismiss me, I looked around for a blood pressure monitor for a large arm. I found the Omron HEM-712CLC Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor with Large Cuff.
Initially, it was frustrating to figure out. Aside from the instinctive things you could figure out on your own like where the batteries go, how to plug it in and where to stick the tube to the monitor, everything else was not so obvious.
The instruction book, the one most people would think of what to read first, showed how to use the normal cuff version which in no way resembled the large cuff. Fortunately, I found the little paper which showed mini directions on how to use the large cuff version.
The large cuff is big and cumbersome. There is a gray arrow pointing down where it should be aligned with your middle finger. At the same time, you have to wrap the cuff from under the metal band and hold it firmly in place and use the velcro to secure it. It says to use it on your left arm, which works only if you are right handed, even if you were, it takes many, many attempts to do this by yourself. I had to call my husband to help me put it on. Even when we followed the directions to a T, I sat very still for up to 3 minutes at times, trying to get a reading instead of E. After 13 attempts, I finally got a reading which was very high, I think because of the frustration.
I wanted to give this another chance. The next day I used it on my right arm. It was easier for me to maneuver it, but still more cumbersome than I liked. Like the night before, it took over 10 attempts to get a reading according to directions. I wanted to give it one more chance.
The next day, I was reclined in my bed, right arm out straight, arrow aligned correctly, holding the cuff in place with my chin while using my left hand to get the velcro in place. Finally, a reading on my first try! I did it in this method for the next few days and then took it to my doctor where the reading in this manner was accurate.
After getting used to finding a way to make this thing work for me (and I realize it is not according to directions and what works for me may not work for others), I think this is an okay product if you want readings at home at specific times of day. I use this for first thing in the morning and just before bed. I use my wrist cuff when I am on the go and feel the warning signs that I may be creeping into dangerous BP levels. You simply cannot take this large cuff on the go. That would be too much of a hassle.
For what it's worth, the cuff does what it is supposed to do if you can figure out how to use it. It is not the easiest thing in the world to get used to, but once you do, it's going to give you a good reading and record it. There is a function to take a few readings and get an average reading.
My favorite feature is the one that can for irregular heartbeats. I have complained about having heart palpitations to my doctor before who wrote it off as anxiety attacks because he could not detect such a thing when I got to his office. This cuff finally put to rest the state of my sanity by proving I was really having irregular heartbeats. For that feature alone, I like this cuff. Everything else about it, meh!
"Blood Preasure Moniter" 2009-12-12
By Jose Gonzalez (Miami Beach, FL)
Item was new when I got it and work the same way. I like this brand since the last one I bought lasted over six years. Would recomend the brand without reservation.
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