… so that’s the reason I got this. And it’s fine; but from my experience, no piece of BP equipment is consistent enough to definitively say it’s accurate. No matter how good it is, someone is going to say their readings are all over the place.
I’ve been doing this for awhile now and, by the time conditions are perfect to have your blood pressure taken and you’ve done everything right (sit straight up, both feet flat on the floor, quiet as mouse… oh, you had some caffeine? You’ll have to wait a bit. Oh, you were just walking? You’ll have to give it ten minutes, STOP TALKING!!, etc.) you’ll quickly realize your own medical staff has never done any of this stuff prior to taking your blood pressure.
Having the upper arm cuff does make me believe this is more accurate than wrist cuffs, but I’m probably full of it. All I know is that this monitor is pretty consistent with its readings and, that’s the best I can do. It’s incredibly easy to read, and very easy to operate, but putting these arm cuffs on yourself takes some getting used to.
You can record your readings to an app, but instead of doing so automatically, you need to press the appropriate buttons to upload them. It’s always nice to have something to keep track of your readings for you, but be aware your readings aren’t private; choosing to use this feature means your data is being shared.
4 stars and above
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iHealth Track Wireless Blood Pressure Monitor
Accurate, powerful and user-friendly for everyday use
- Taking your blood pressure has never been easier with iHealth Track! With the press of one button, you can view your result directly on the display without connecting to a smartphone.
- As the first blood pressure monitor for iPhone available in the market, iHealth Track can be connected with smartphones and tablets, allowing you to monitor your heart health and improve your day-to-day wellness.
- Clinically validated, FDA approved and doctor recommended
- Color-coded backlit to indicate different blood pressure levels
- Stores up to 99 readings on the device, unlimited in the App
- Wide-range cuff size with diameter of 8.7"-16.5" (22-42cm)
- Share your results with your doctor by exporting data to Excel, PDF, or CSV file
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Approved accuracyMeeting the latest European Society of Hypertension 2010 standards, iHealth Track is also an FDA cleared, clinically validated and doctor recommended blood pressure monitor. It measures your systolic, diastolic blood pressure, heart rate and detects irregular heartbeat. |
One-button measurementAllows you to measure your heart health by pressing one button without connecting to a smartphone. The device itself can record and store up to 99 readings. |
Sync and track your healthAll readings can be synced to your smartphone and tablet. View and track your results against the JNC guidelines via easy-to-understand graphs. Compatible with Samsung Health and Apple Health. |
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Good for elderly and easy to use without help
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2019
We needed something for my mom who hates to write the logbook everyday so I searched through the Amazon and selected the iHealth Track wireless blood pressure monitor. My criteria was that the unit must be easy to operate, easy to upload the data and most importantly accurate! We have tried the Omron blood pressure monitors from the local CVS store and found the Bluetooth connection is not that easy and the app is quite simple and does not provide enough features what we need.Here are what we are happy about this blood pressure machine:1. Easy to use with one button and just press it.2. Multi-color backlit LCD display and extra large digits which easy to read even for elder people. Nice big numbers for reading.3. App is super easy to use, no problems with my iPhone XS Max and also no problem with my mom's Samsung S9. It's a powerful digital logbook for all people with hypertension.4. Enough memory storage space as 1 user with 99 times with time and date (MM/DD/YY) . Other blood pressure monitors we bought before is without the year information.
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2019
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2022
PROS:
My goal was to be able to take vitals and keep track of it digitally to see a trend and be able to show doctors. It allows for up two patients.
It’s been useful as we suspect he has pneumonia- I can add notes to the entries and the cuff shows exactly where to line up on the arm.
CONS: I’m not super thrilled on the syncing protocol. You have to enter a mode in your app and press a button on the monitor to initiate syncing- and even THEN you have to upload that, afterwards.
The instructions on this is not clear and where I have a glucose monitor that automatically uploads the data when you enter the app and are within proximity to the device from 3 years ago- this feels rudimentary for a more modern piece of Bluetooth equipment.
It also shows my husband has an arrhythmia but isn’t clear about that either.
Overall, I’m satisfied with this product regardless of the irritation of process to sync it but I would have been happier if their other products weren’t so expensive or unavailable (health watches, o2 sensors, thermometers, etc) so that I could have all our health appliances on ONE app.
The watches aren’t even available (they have many but offer one on their shop and it’s unavailable) and the shop is hard to navigate through the app.
Easy Digital Tracking for BP
By Jyn Meyer Design on July 24, 2022
Bought this cuff for my husband who was having some heart issues and high blood pressure.By Jyn Meyer Design on July 24, 2022
PROS:
My goal was to be able to take vitals and keep track of it digitally to see a trend and be able to show doctors. It allows for up two patients.
It’s been useful as we suspect he has pneumonia- I can add notes to the entries and the cuff shows exactly where to line up on the arm.
CONS: I’m not super thrilled on the syncing protocol. You have to enter a mode in your app and press a button on the monitor to initiate syncing- and even THEN you have to upload that, afterwards.
The instructions on this is not clear and where I have a glucose monitor that automatically uploads the data when you enter the app and are within proximity to the device from 3 years ago- this feels rudimentary for a more modern piece of Bluetooth equipment.
It also shows my husband has an arrhythmia but isn’t clear about that either.
Overall, I’m satisfied with this product regardless of the irritation of process to sync it but I would have been happier if their other products weren’t so expensive or unavailable (health watches, o2 sensors, thermometers, etc) so that I could have all our health appliances on ONE app.
The watches aren’t even available (they have many but offer one on their shop and it’s unavailable) and the shop is hard to navigate through the app.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2022
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