[gui-talk] Talking blood pressure and pulse devices?

[Will Smith]

I have and recommend a talking blood pressure device I purchased from 
Amazon online.  It is the LifeSource model ua767t and it is quite accurate 
and easy to use.  I bought it a couple years ago to monitor my 
mypertension, for which I take several medications daily.  I took my unit 
several times to my doctor's office and my doctor measured my blood 
pressure with it in comparison with his unit.  It was quite accurate, 
getting the same number on both my unit and his non-talking doctor's 
office model.

I hope this info will be helpful for you.

Will
wilsmith at iglou.com



On Sat, 10 Jan 2009, Joel Deutsch wrote:

> I've noticed  products in this category in online blind catalogues like
> LS&S, Maxi-aids, and I'll bet other companies sell them, too. But last time
> I looked was a long time ago, when the idea of needing such things seemed
> pretty remote. But I've got serious heart problems now, and not only do I
> need to be helped finding these units, but I'd really appreciate comments
> from experienced users about how accessible/usable they are and how accurate
> they are.
>
> thanks to anyone who can help. I don't want to just go online "window
> shopping" but have no guide to what's good and what's dangerously
> inaccurate, what's reasonably priced and what's a rip-off, and all that.
>
> thanks very much.
>
>
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