What is the width of the cuff? Dr. states it makes a difference on reading!
1807906
The cuff is about 7 inches wide it works great for my husband who has longer arms.
2284922
Sorry I can't help on this device. I once made a bid, the only bid, on e-bay, but the supplier did not accept. Very annoying. However, I use two items that might be of interest. The first is a $20 blood pressure cuff from Walgreens. This helps me get my socks on. The other device is from Midari and costs about $130. It gives slowly (20 seconds) rising and falling pressure for 30 minutes. Here are its nominal dimensions. Laid flat the cuff shape is an arc that is 22 in across the top and 16 in. across the bottom. The peak height at the center is 9 in, at the sides it is 7 in. The instruction book is not in English, but I found the device easy to use.
58167
It is a small adult cuff, that was used on an adult woman but its size of 5 foot 2 120 pounds fit her perfectly with more room hope this helps
2274541
My diastolic pressure was consistently 5 or more mmHg higher. I'm just going to get used to it. Systolic numbers were the same. This is compared to a cuff by Withings, which may be inaccurate instead. I don't know.
1250535
My eye doctor used this model to measure my blood pressure during my recent visit and it worked great! My wrist measures 5.25 inches. I was so impressed with it that I am going to get one for my mom.
322193
I really can't answer that question.No longer have this item. I can say one reason I donated this item to a S. N. F. Was the cuff size was extremely large and uncomfortable.
531530
I cannot tell you the range. However, I am an elderly small adult with an arm measurement above the elbow about 6 or 7 in. This cuff fits nicely and I feel I get a correct reading. I just slipped this cuff end onto my regular Omron base. Rose
271230
I've been using this about 5 years and I'm not having a problem. Are you sure you're using it right? It doesn't have to be tight. It seems essentially the same as what most doctors use. The only negative I've run across is keeping the cuff aligned as I wrap it. It tends to wander a bit causing the Velcro to have "bubbles" in it. I just make sure I press it down with my right hand as I wrap it. I don't know of any other cuffs but you might check their web site. For me it works fine and reads pretty close to the same as the doctor's.
339228
Sorry, cannot tell you that since I returned the cuff after realizing I didn't need it. The cuff supplied with the Omron monitor fit well. I couldn't figure out how to use the large cuff anyway since it had a plug-in cord that didn't seem to work with the monitor I purchased.
339230
The cuff that comes with the device is 6inches wide. This is adequate for a large arm as myself. The length is suitable for large arms as it adjust to the arm. DO NOT order the extra large cuff as it is not compatable with the device.
339229
There is a problem with the monitor and the plug, they do not fit because they do not match.The cuff itself fits too tightly on the arm, that is another problem. Only a specialized store can answer all these questions. What I said previously in my answer and in my write up of the article is all I know. Please do not refer any more questions to me since I cannot answer them. Sorry!!
367718
ADC 720 Diagnostix Pocket Aneroid Sphygmomanometer has a 9 to 15 inch cuff.
1787313
Just called and spoke with A&D; makers of the Life Source 853 and the rep said it is designed for Medium and Large cuffs only. That if I needed a Small cuff I would need a different blood pressure monitor. I was hoping it took a Small. Darn, looks like I'm purchasing a new blood pressure monitor that takes a small cuff.
1566310
Overall I'd say they are pretty close in accuracy, but something to consider is the general size of the patients wrist and upper arm. I have a lot of patients that for one reason or another fall into the obese category and sometimes the wrist cuff won't fit right{of course with some the arm cuff won't fit either!} that being said if you want the best accuracy go with the manual cuff and stethoscope its not the fastest method but unless you having hearing issues it will give you the best readings. I hope I've been able to help you with this.
2274542
I have been getting high readings, quite a bit more than at my doctor's office.This has really irritated me since I bought it! I noticed the cuff is a medium adult, with an arm circumference up to 16 1/2 inches. What we need is a large cuff for most adults, I take BP readings on my patients and usually use a large cuff. My arm is not very fat and it measures 16 3/4 inches, so this is too small for me and especially my 6'2" husband! I have looked to see if there is another cuff I can buy to replace the medium one and have not found one on Amazon.
1187753
I'm not sure of size parameters of the cuff. However, if you still can, I would return it and buy something else, such as the OMRON. I seldom use this cuff as it is very UNRELIABLE..readings never very consistent/accurate.
1043958
it comes with a "standard" cuff... which is to say about 5-8 inch circumferenceanything bigger than that you should buy the "adult" cuff or it will give you weird "off the chart" readings