Greater Goods Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor – Backlit Digital BPM for Home or On-The-Go, Premium Cuff | Designed in St. Louis
$25.99
Price: $25.99
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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 3.3 x 2.6 x 0.87 inches; 6.38 ounces
Batteries : 2 AAA batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : September 7, 2018
Manufacturer : Greater Goods
ASIN : B07GT657XV
Best Sellers Rank: #308,272 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #394 in Automatic Arm Blood Pressure Monitors
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A Great Choice: Accuracy is often lost with portable monitors, but with Greater Good’s position assistant feature and precision sensors, you’ll never have to worry about the validity of your readings when you’re on-the-go. Measure your systolic and diastolic blood pressure, as well as your pulse, wherever, whenever.
Everything You Need: In addition to its convenient, compact size for travelling, this monitor still has an extra-large, backlit LCD screen. Taking blood pressure shouldn’t be overly complicated either, so we made this machine function with a single-press and provide a healthy range indicator. Additionally, store up to 60 reading for two uses—a big part of monitoring health is following trends.
A Monitor Made Right: An accurate, comprehensive portable blood pressure monitor that is easy to use; what more could you want? Batteries included for when you’re out and about and a power plug for at home use. As well as a comfortable wrist band, ready for any size wrist. Greater Goods is here to make monitoring health more accurate, comfortable, and convenient.
True Support: Our friendly team in St. Louis are industry experts at-the-ready to assist you with any questions that might arise about your blood pressure monitor. We take pride in our work and want you to have a great experience from beginning to end.
Beyond A Purchase: Yes, we design and produce high functioning, intuitive blood pressure monitors, but we value the positive impact of a purchase, on a global level, as much as anything. That’s why we only partner with ethical factories and ensure a portion of every sale is given back to a charity that aligns with the nature of what you’ll be using.
Customers say
Customers find the blood pressure monitor easy to use, with helpful instructions and accurate readings comparable to upper arm cuffs. The device is small enough to carry around for trips, and customers appreciate its functionality and value for money. They like its readability, with one customer noting it’s easy to see previous readings, and consider it a great way to monitor blood pressure. Battery life receives mixed feedback, with several customers reporting that the device rapidly drains batteries.
5 reviews for Greater Goods Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor – Backlit Digital BPM for Home or On-The-Go, Premium Cuff | Designed in St. Louis
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L Murphy –
wonderful BP monitoring option, easier to use than arm cuff models
I purchased this wrist-cuff model blood pressure (BP) monitor (Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor Cuff from GreaterGoods) because my mother was having difficulty using an arm-cuff model and didn’t like the strong squeezing of her arm. (Ironically, it made her anxious to have her arm squeezed tightly, and thereby likely increased her blood pressure.) She told me that she didn’t take her BP as often as she should because she disliked this. When I found this model, I ordered it in the hopes that it would rectify this problem but I wasn’t sure how she would feel about having her wrist squeezed instead. Would that be worse? Well, it worked like a charm. She said this was “so much better.” What a relief! The wrist cuff is also easier to use and is less cumbersome than the arm-cuff models.It comes with a very handy sueded drawstring pouch which makes storage easy. It takes up less space too. The pouch size is adequate but it would be ideal if it were a little larger and if it had a pocket for storage of the instruction booklet. The booklet’s paper is thin and if you try to store it in the pouch it will likely get torn and doesn’t generally fit with the cuff in the pouch. We are storing it in the box it came in which is small and cute but I would prefer to be able to reduce clutter from such things.As for accuracy, it seems fairly accurate although I did not have a standardized test to apply to it! I took multiple readings on my own right and left wrists to evaluate this and the variation in readings were explainable and within reason in my opinion. For example, my first BP reading was high. I attribute this to my anxiety about using the machine for the first time and not knowing what to expect. Subsequent readings were lower and this was reproducible.The associated app and bluetooth feature is awesome as I can use it to print out all of the BP readings to share with Mom’s doctor.Dual user data entry means that Mom and Dad can “store” their readings separately on the machine.My parents aren’t tech-savvy so once I put the batteries in which came with it, and entered the date/time info, and tested it on myself, I could show them and they got the hang of it right away.I highly recommend this product if that isn’t evident already. Thank you CommonGoods! (Incidentally, that reminds me that their namesake reflects their commitment to charities and that they donate a % of their proceeds to these charities. I didn’t read into this further but the information is there if you wish to learn more about this effort by the manufacturer. Another plus for them.)
M. Anderson –
Bought Two and both Fail To Work – No Phone Support
I actually bought 4 of these devices. Two for my family and two more for Christmas Gifts. Both of the ones I purchased for me fail to give a reading and come back with an E01 Error which means the fitting isn’t right. As others in the reviews, I tried over and over again (15 times between the two units) and got the same results. One of the devices also reported a low battery with the batteries that were provided. I tested the batteries and they were fine. I then replaced the batteries with new ones and got the same low battery error.BP is a big part of our health care having a reliable BP measuring device is important. Clearly these devices are not reliable and after 15 tries using two different units I was unable to get any BP reading. I also tried to call their call center for support (6 different times) with no answer and a recommendation that I send them an email message or call again. You guessed it………these are going back to Amazon. Thank goodness for Amazon’s wonderful support and return policy.
K. Planck –
Nice tool to have to monitor my health
This cuff works well for me and it is easy to track my results. This cuff is easier to use than a prior wrist cuff I was using. The arrows on the screen directing you to adjust your arm position help to remind you to position your arm correctly (often when I’m sitting down, my wrist isn’t as in line with my body as I think). The measurement is completed quickly and the cuff is not excessively tight (an issue I had with a prior cuff that had to get so tight I thought my arm would go numb before it finished). It’s great that a free app is available for tracking. Even though the results aren’t sent automatically, it only takes seconds to put them in my phone. It’s nice that the device has memory also, so that I can update my app if I forget to transfer the results.The cuff arrived quickly, but my initial setup didn’t work (not sure if it was operator error, battery placement or hardware). I emailed support and was able to troubleshoot and arrange for a free replacement the same day (day before Thanksgiving and responsiveness was still great). Within three days (including Thanksgiving holiday), I had the replacement, popped it out of the box and it worked perfect!
Teresa E –
Worth the money
Good product for BP. Pros: Accurate with doctor office comparison. Easy to use. Con: Not bluetooth compatible like previous model.
Sarah P. –
Dependable, affordable, easy to use
I have had this Greater Goods Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor for a year now. I wanted to wait before writing a review.I check my blood pressure 2-3 times a week, and every month I compare this cuff’s readings with the monitors at my pharmacy and doctor’s office. This cuff is always accurate!This cuff confirms with each measurement that it is being positioned at the level of your heart. The cuff is smaller and much easier to apply and read than an arm cuff. The cuff’s display is logical, simple, and tells you everything you need to know without extra bells and whistles.I love my Greater Goods Wrist Monitor! If I ever need another, I’ll get one just like it.