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

[Will Smith]

I suspect the price has gone up, but we found it for around $100.  I did 
notice a number of places stocked it when I entered Lifesource ua767t on 
the froogle.com search box.  I remember now that my friend in New Albany, 
Indiana had no luck finding it stocked at Amazon when he looked a year 
ago.  I hope they have re-stocked it, because it seems to be an accurate 
product.  I got the recommendation to get one from my doctor, but my 
sister-in-law actually got a prescription from her doctor and got the non 
talking ua767 model at a chain grocery, Kroger's!

Good luck and here's hoping you can find one at a good price.  Last time I 
checked on froogle.com the cost could still be around $100, with may 
requring purchase of a large cuff as an extra costing an added 15 bucks or 
so.

Good luck!

Will On Sat, 10 Jan 2009, Joel Deutsch wrote:

> Will,
>
> Great. I'm a big amazon shopper, so I'll be right at home doing a search for
> this product and reading customer reviews and all that. I notice you didn't
> mention price, but I'll wait to freak out until I see!
>
> Thanks,
> Joel
> '
> see
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>
> 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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