Lumiscope 1140 Digital Wrist Blood Pressue Monitor with Auto Inflation and Smart Deflation

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Lumiscope 1140 Digital Wrist Blood Pressue Monitor with Auto Inflation and Smart Deflation

by Lumiscope

$55.09

$79.99

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Label:	Lumiscope
UPC:	038673011405
Binding:	Health and Beauty
Published By:	Lumiscope
ASIN:	B00025H4LQ
Category:	Health and Beauty

Lumiscope 1140 Digital Wrist Blood Pressue Monitor with Auto Inflation and Smart Deflation Features

Dual Memory w/ 30 Memories per zone
Date & Time Stamp
Large Digital Display
One touch Operation
Fully Auto Wrist Style

Editorial Reviews and Product Descriptions

Product Description

Dual Memory Zones with 30 Memories Each * Date and Time Stamp * One-Touch Operation * Comfortable Wrist Cuff * Large Digital Display * Storage Case * Requires two 'AAA' batteries * UPC Code: 038673011405 Technical Information: * Measuring Principle: Oscillometric Method * Measurement Location: Left Wrist * Cuff: Soft Cuff * Arm Circumference Range: 5.4" ~ 7.8" * Measurement Range: Pressure 20-280 mmHg, Pulse: 40-180 Pulses/min * Accuracy: Pressure: +-3mmHg, Pulse: +-5% of reading * LCD Indication: Pressure: Systolic Pressure-3 digits, * Diastolic Pressure-3 digits, Pulse Rate-3 digits * Switch: Power, Start, Clock, Recall and Memory switches * Inflation: Pump Driven * Deflation: Automatic Pressure Release Valve with Step * Valve Technology * Power Source: 2 AAA size batteries (Alkaline) * Automatic Power Off: Approx. 3 minutes * Memory Function: 2 Memory Zones, 30 Memories Each * Dimensions: 3.25 W x 1.5 D x 3 H inches * Weight: Approx. 4.5 oz. * Operating Environment: Temperature: 50-104¦F (10 to -40¦ C), Humidity: 40 - 85% RH * Storage Environment: Temperature: 23-140¦F (-5 to 60¦ C), Humidity: 10-95% RH)

Customer Reviews

Diastolic okay, systolic not consisten - Reviewed on 2007-11-01

This is a convenient monitor, and seems to track well with a professional reading on the diastolic (lower) number, but is wildly inconsistent on the systolic (higher) reading.

This is probably a limitation of using a wrist monitor, but with a 30 mm/Hg difference between what the monitor shows and what my doctor gets, it's pretty much useless for regular monitoring.

Consider the Omron HEM-711 (upper-arm cuff, brachial sensor) or similar alternatives.

Picture you see is not what you get. - Reviewed on 2007-10-28

1 customer found this review helpful.

I believe that it has been redesign. Now it's rectangular with buttons on the top frame (Clock) and large ones: memory (2x50 memories, up from 2x30) and on/off on the bottom of face that are easily pressed when removed from storage case and put on wrist, sometimes multiple times, turning unit on and resetting clock. It's not ergonomic at all, however fairly easy to use. I did not compared readings to manual instrument, but it seems to be fair either. It is hard to predict how long it will last. Made in China of course.

Lumiscope 1140 Digital Wrist Blood Pressue Monitor - Reviewed on 2006-03-09

I am 100 % satisfied with the
Lumiscope 1140 Digital Wrist Blood Pressue Monitor. # 1 it is so easy to use. It is compact and has features that were not present on the regular cuff pressure monitor. It gives you an
average after three readings. There is also a date and timer on the screen. I love it!

Good Product - Reviewed on 2006-02-27

I am pleased with this product. It works as well or better than the one you put on your amm and it much, much easier to use.

little help for you - Reviewed on 2006-02-19

7 customers found this review helpful, 2 did not.

as a doc, this is by far the most accurate electronic cuff i've used, but it still is inaccurate by around 10 pts. in both systole and diastole (top and bottom numbers). For the above reviewer, here is how to adjust the time/date:

1)While Blood pressure monitor is turned on, press and hold the time-setting key (key with L) for 3 seconds until the date/time disappears. Once you release the key, the display will show a blinking number showing the year.

2)Change the year using the Memory (+) button or the Recall (-) button. Press the time-setting key (L button) again to confirm the entry, and the screen will show a blinking number representing the month.

3) Change the month, the date, and the time as described in Step 2 above, using the Memory (+) or the recall (-) Keys to change and the Time-Setting Key (L button) to confirm the entries.

4) A "0" will reappear as the Blood Pressure Monitor is ready for measurement again.

Hope this helps!

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