Omron 7 Series Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor (Model BP652N)

I met the Omron series of blood pressure monitors in a doctors office. While I do not know if they used the series 7 which I purchased, the model they used was used exactly as I use the one I purchased. I had planned on checking its accuracy when I went to a doctor's appointment where that doctor's assistant uses the cuff, but I forgot to bring it. However the readings I have gotten are within what I would expect. This device is easy to use. Its put on your wrist, turn it on , you then move your wrist toward your heart. The device shows when you are close to your heart by changing the color of a light. The wrist device then inflates and gives a reading. It comes with both easy start instructions and a more comprehensive booklet. Note: Beware of other brands of wrist monitors. The first one I purchased was very inaccurate. I do not think it inflated nor did it have a heart sensor. Final advice is to use the on-line order with store pick up for best price.

Compared it with Dr. office reading and it is very close, since every reading is going to be a point or two off. Even the Dr. was impressed. My upper arm is very big and the cuffs have to inflate so much it bruises and hurts very bad. So I did some homework and found this particular brand of a wrist cuff to be the most dependable and accurate. It was a little expensive for me but it truly was worth the money for just the peace of mind. As you can see in the photo, my pressure is a bit high but not near as high as it was.