Title: My doctor liked it
Product review: I don't own one now, but I did years back. It was the last BP monitor that I owned and I haven't had one for a few years since it broke after I'd had it for five years (cuff wore out and burst). Shame on me for not self monitoring for so long. I'm starting a drug regimen that might upset my BP control, so I need to start monitoring again, and I'm shopping for a new device.When I used this, I took it to my doctor's to check its accuracy every time I went and I always found it to be on the money. My internist at the time, an old guy, was fascinated by it. I'm surprised that so many people had problems with its accuracy. As for fit, I had the opposite problem--I have big hands and fingers and sometimes had to twist my finger around in the cuff to get it to agree to inflate with it adjusted all the way out. The only person I ran across that it wouldn't work for was my grandmother, who was ill, bedridden and emaciated.
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