LifeSource Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with Medium Cuff (UA-767PremVSA)

I have used this BP monitor, per doctor's orders, several times a day, for over two years. Previously, I had used an earlier model with, curiously, the same model number. This model is easy to use, and, as I've come to realize, is very accurate.

I've had this for over a month to check my blood pressure. Easy to use - seems accurate. Uses batteries - but they are lasting a long time without needing to be replaced. I think this is a good brand - this is the simple one - shows your 2 BP readings and also your heart rate - and the time. What else do you need?

What a great machine...especially for the price! It's small, and easy to use. I've had it only a couple of months, but so far I've notice that no matter how many times I take my pressure over the course of fifteen minutes or so, it always come out about the same (not wildly different...like with my previous BP machine.) Also, I like that it runs on batteries, so you don't have to keep plugging and unplugging and having this awkward cord coming out the wall. Compact and accurate.

U buy another brand got about 4 dollars and it had the transformer this brand doesn't and to get one it would cost about 16 this isn't a good value

Replaces my previous BP meter that had lasted at least 10 years, possibly much longer. I could have bought another cuff, the leak in which caused me to seek a replacement. But the new cuff was almost as expensive as this meter/cuff combo. So now I have a spar meter. :)

I will check its accuracy when I visit my doctor. However, it seems to be accurate based on my recent reading. It was easy to program. TI me and date was an added feature.

My old Lifesource hand pump bp kit died, so updated with this . Accurate , easy, but really? Why not include the adaptor? I would have paid for it, and now have to get it separately. Problem is, it never REALLY turns off with the battery. There’s always a read on the time.

Easy to use and accurate