Amazon has the Greater Goods BPM on sale for $24.88
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082T4CDBS
Recommended by Prevention.com. It has 27,732 ratings, 86% positive 4 and 5. FYI The Stanford medical research study uses a version of BD3439 which has tracking and connectivity. This model does not but is said to be accurate.
Item model number : 0662
Date First Available : January 24, 2022
Manufacturer : Greater Goods
ASIN : B082T4CDBS
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Omron is listed on the American Medical Associations website while Greater Goods brand is not. https://www.validatebp.
As for yours. Hard to know without more details. If she is using a wrist monitor those are known to be lower accuracy. American Heart Association recommends arm cuffs.
Did they say it's an accurate model, type, or the measurements differ? If the latter, my home measurements are generally lower (sometimes significantly) than in store monitors and in doc office. But cardiologist explained thats due to different stress levels. Cardiology appointments aren't particularly low stress environments unless they've really loaded you up on beta blockers.
Recommends both Omron Evolv and this brand's 602 and 604 models. This one is 662, no idea if this one is newer or how different.
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Salt and stress are the enemies when it comes to managing BP.