A&D Medical Premium Blood Pressure Monitor UA-767PSAC with Small Blood Pressure Cuff (16-24 cm / 6.3-9.4" Range), One-Click Operation, Irregular Heartbeat Detection, LCD BP Machine

This blood pressure monitor is just what I was looking for. It has a Small cuff size, which is perfect for my arm (I'm 4'10" and weigh 84 lbs). It is very quiet and very easy to use. The reading is accurate. I got basically the same reading at the doctor's office. It uses 4 AA batteries, plus a detachable power cord. The power cord is a nice option in case I happen to run out of batteries. The price is very reasonable. Overall, I am very satisfied with this product.

Personal use for daily blood pressure readings; easy to use, view readings.

I really did think after reading about the cuff that we got the larger size. It came small cuff. Was it my mistake or not? We ordered the same one we had because it worked well for years.

Monitor works very well on adults with very thin arms.

I had a nice Omron monitor but then I lost 45 pounds and it became too big for my arm. (A cuff that only went down to 9 inches was giving me unreliable results, and my old monitor did not support interchangeable cuffs.) So I had to buy a new one.I went with this one because it offered either battery or AC power, and because of the cuff size. Well, the cuff does fit me, even though I am at the upper end of the size range for this monitor. There was enough overlap of the Velcro part that the cuff inflated in a way that seemed proper. I have mostly been using it on battery power. I have not had any trouble using the cuff; it is pretty standard for this type of device (I've had 4 or 5 different home monitors at this point).The problem is, the readings from this are totally inaccurate. I had it checked at my doctor's office. Diastolic was kind of similar but it was reading the systolic pressure more than 10 points lower than what the nurse was getting with the manual device (sorry, I don't know what they're called). This is a big concern for anyone who is worried about hypertension. You could think you were fine, if you went by this, but you might actually be nearing a hypertension danger zone. It is also a problem if you are on a prescription for blood pressure medicine, as you would have no idea whether the medicine was working or not, or whether your dosage was correct.It is also impossible to tell if the error is linear or follows some curve. So while I can take blood pressures and add 10 or 12 points to the systolic pressure to get a rough idea, I don't know whether adding that 10 or 12 points is appropriate when I get 101/60 (after a dose of medication that was probably too high, so I've been directed by my doctor to cut back) versus when I get 140/90. The differential could be more or less, and the diastolic pressure could also have a differential that I don't even know about. Since I have recently started a hypertension medication, this knowledge is essential.Ordinarily I would give more stars for this fitting and for ease of use, but a device that gives the incorrect blood pressure is useless to me, regardless of the other features. (This is not old or worn out, I've had it less than three months, actually.)

The Blood Pressure Monitor is very correct, easy to use and to read. I had one before this and lasted a long time, so I know the monitor and I was and still am happy with the monitor.

The Excellent machine, but they sent the band very small to place on the arm, my size is L

Perfect size cup for small arms. Unit is quite and accurate.