ADC 7002 E-sphyg Digital Pocket Aneroid Sphygmomanometer Blood Pressure Monitor, Reusable BP Cuff, Adult, Orange

This looks very similar, if not identical, to a validated gauge called the Mandaus II. Its important that meters be calibrated and validated given the cutoff for different levels of abnormal BP are fairly sharp and lower in value. This is for manual BP measurement and takes some doing to learn to use.Prosmost likely a validated meter studied in depth but sold as a rebadged brandquality buildAA poweredeasy to seelightweight versus a metal aneroidtougher than analog aneroid, most can be shocked into inaccuracy by a hard drop without the user knowing itcan lock readings in memory, so needed not look at gauge and instead concentrate on hearing Korotkoffsaccurate when compared using simultaneous reading using a Y tubing on a calibrated aneroid or mercury manometerI like these so much I have twoConsyou need a different technique to use this correctly; most folks stare at the needle or mercury meniscus to note the reading with the start/end of a Korotkoff; here its better to click the memory button as soon the sound ends or begins rather than note the digital gauge as there is a lag between the digital update rate when sound appears, and the visible gauge digits is slower than what registers inside the e-shypg; when compared with manual readings with calibrated aneroid or mercury gauges, using the memory feature is more accurate than visual recollection of the digits.

This product was compared with my doctors and the difference in the blood pressure readings were not even close. Doctors 137/70, this product 205/80, so I returned it for a refund,