Medline Digital Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor, Wearable, Digital LCD Display, Stores Up To 60 Readings, Batteries Included

Once you get the positioning correct, and take 3 minutes between each repeat reading, you will arrive at a relatively consistent reading. Its is much more convenient than the bicep BP devices, but there may be variability in readings.

Easy to set up & use, accurate readings

The monitor works well! I got this for myself due to my bp always fluctuating! It’s easy to set up and also read from

I am a nurse. A hospice nurse, now. I was an EMT (taking blood pressure cuffs in the field and on a bumpy and noisy ambulance), then a CNA in an acute hospital (where I took blood pressures of upwards of 16 patients every 2 hours) then an ICU nurse, then a nurse in the peri-anesthesia setting where blood pressures are every five minutes and truly life and death. I have measured (very literally) many thousands and thousands of blood pressures over my career. I have measured many of them with $10 manual cuff+sphygmomanometer and a stethoscope and many of them with automated $10,000+ machines. I now seek something that can do it with some degree of accuracy on beautiful frail people who maybe can't move their arms enough for me to put a cuff around their upper arm. I would like it to be accurate and gentle and somewhat quiet and I would like to be able to hold their hand and continue talking to them while the blood pressure runs. Mostly I would like it to just do its job and be reliable. I have been using omron cuffs. They do that job. They do it marvelously and sometimes so quietly that I can't even tell that they're doing it. And I lost one of mine at a nursing home and wanted to replace it. This is a woeful replacement. This cuff is not any of the above things except "around the wrist" and "somewhat quiet". It is wildly inaccurate. So inaccurate, in fact that I would not trust anything that it decides to tell you and would not even trust it to be a paperweight because it doesn't weigh enough. This will be promptly going back. Very disappointing because Medline should be a reliable company. I will again recommend nothing but omron cuffs and will be buying nothing but omron. Please do not buy this blood pressure cuff. I gave it a good solid try. I put many new sets of batteries in it. It still gives me a wildly interaccurate readin, when compared to a gold standard manually auscultated proper blood pressure cuff. Yuck.

I purchased the Medline wrist monitor for on the go today 02/28/26. The size is perfect. Easy to follow instructions. I checked my blood pressure with the wrisrt monitor and with my arm cuff monitor(also purchased from Amazon). The wrist monitor top SYS is running 14 numbers lower and the bottom DIA is running 2 numbers higher. Pulse number was running 1 number higher. When I check my BP with the wrist I know to make these adjustments to the final reading. I will have my doctor to compare with office machine. The price is a great fit for the product. I recommend this product, but I also recommend you to have your doctor check your monitor with their BP monitor.

I ordered it recently after the eye dr office nurse tested his blood pressure and said his levels are high than normal. Nurse suggested I buy the device to monitor his blood pressure. I ordered and have it delivered in 3 hours. I tested it twice on him. It was higher than before. Had to take him to urgent care nearby. Husband said his wrist feels comfy when wearing it for testing. Test runs well.

Very good for the price! It’s easy to use, lightweight, and the screen is large and clear. I like that it stores previous readings so I can keep track of my blood pressure. Just make sure to keep your wrist at heart level for the most accurate results. Overall, great value for home use. 👍

I bought it for my grandmother. I'll do it at home. The truth is that it's very comfortable, it's not that big but I wanted it that way because I can take it wherever I want. I really recommend it. So don't miss the opportunity