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- Audible readings
- Accurate
- Easy to use
- Large display
- Expensive
Reviewers say the A&D Medical LifeSource UA-767T self-inflating, upper-arm blood pressure monitor is best for users with visual impairments. A voice announces readings of blood pressure and pulse through the built-in speaker or headphones (not included). Owners say the UA-767T is easy to use, offers a large display for easy reading and passes professional tests for accuracy. The downside is that the monitor is expensive, so if you don't need these special features, reviewers recommend the basic A&D Medical LifeSource UA-787EJ (*Est. $60) or the Omron HEM-780 (*Est. $110), which can store the last 200 readings and comes with the ComFit cuff.
The British Hypertension Society gives the LifeSource UA-767T blood pressure monitor the highest double-A grade for accuracy. The American Foundation for the Blind recommends the monitor for ease of use. Yet few user reviews of the unit are available. At Amazon.com we found many more posts for other monitors in the UA-767 series, and the overall quality of entries is higher.
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1. British Hypertension Society
The LifeSource UA-767T receives the highest double-A grade for accuracy by The British Hypertension Society (BHS). The BHS provides a list of blood pressure monitors that have been tested by others using BHS or other well-accepted protocols.
Review: Validated Blood Pressure Monitors, British Hypertension Society Information Service
2. American Foundation for the Blind
The American Foundation for the Blind reviews the LifeSource UA-767T for usability and accuracy by people with impaired vision. The monitor is considered the best for speech output.
Review: Diabetes and Visual Impairment: Are Home Blood Pressure Monitors Accessible?, Steven Taylor, Darren Burton and Mark Uslan, Sept. 2004
3. Amazon.com
Although Amazon.com is highly regarded for its customer feedback, when it comes to the LifeSource UA-767T blood pressure monitor, only a handful of reviewers have posted.
Review: LifeSource UA-767T Talking Auto Inflate Blood Pressure Monitor, Contributors to Amazon.com