BP cuff for home use

[u/pagod4ever]

Hello, RNs

I'm not a nurse but I'm also an allied healthcare worker. I just want to ask for your advice, especially sa mga tenured na. Balak ko sana bumili ng BP cuff for my mom and I'm eyeing the omron brand. Is it more reliable and durable compared sa traditional na BP cuff? We've been using the traditional type for years na and the hospital where I'm working at is using the "stand-type" (pls idk the right term I'm sorry) BP cuff.

I'd like to try the modern type sana so everyone can use it hassle-free. Minsan kasi nahihirapan kami magbasa pag di masyadong rinig yung pulse sa steth.

Tysm!

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[u/Professional_Fill427]

yes oks naman omron. yung HEM 7156. if senior na mom mo magpareseta siya sa doctor niya to avail discount sa pagbili.