FORA P30 Plus Medical Grade Arm Blood Pressure Monitor
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About FORA P30 Plus Medical Grade Arm Blood Pressure Monitor
Overall Feedback:
79% positive
78% liked the cuff size and fit, although 22% found it uncomfortable
I have used this blood pressure monitor and found the cuff size to be described as “large” but I would call it a medium. The “extra large” cuff on my main unit gives better readings for all sized arms
72% appreciated the power source
The blood pressure monitor comes with 4 AA batteries.
The blood pressure monitor comes with 4 non-rechargeable AA batteries and an alternate option of using a 6V cable.
I can quickly retrieve the battery-operated and portable device from my car and check my pressure when I have symptoms like a headache.
I ordered the rechargeable adapter from the FORA site for my blood pressure monitor that has a place to insert rechargeable batteries.
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69% highlighted the accuracy, yet 31% found it inconsistent
The readings are similar to the ones I get from the grocery store or at the doctor's, so I think it's pretty accurate.
The BP cuff holds a large amount of data in memory and is accurate when compared to manual checks.
The device has a Smart AVG mode that provides the average of 3 measurements for accuracy.
I tried the average feature but didn't see the systolic variation.
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81% liked its compact size
The device is portable enough to fit both of us.
The bp cuff comes with a travel case that fits the machine and the cuff.
The optional 6V wall wart is not used by anyone as it cuts down on the portability of the blood-pressure-monitor.
74% appreciated the memory and data storage
I can store the results including date and time up to 60 times.
The blood pressure monitor can store 60 readings in memory.
The BP cuff is accurate and holds a large amount of data in memory.
