Can the cuff be used on the wrist? Or, must it be above the elbow?

Because of my weight normal blood pressure cuffs don't fit my arm. Have a wrist level device from Walgreens in the US, but am interested in this one. So was wondering whether it can be used on the wrist, or whether it has to be used on the upper arm.

• Asked by Peter P
• Nov 1, 2012
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Does withings provide an invoice clearly stating it's a blood pressure monitor so that I can claim through ny Australian Private Health Fund?

If I buy a traditional BP monitor from a chemist I can claim the cost through my Medibank Private health fund. Is this BP monitor the same in this respect i.e. comes with a detailed invoice etc?

• Asked by Kerry A from Bangor
• May 4, 2012
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Does the BP cuff inflate?

I'm wondering if the cuff inflates, and then slowly deflates to get the reading----or, is it some other type of method? If another type, please explain how you use this product. Do you just place it around your arm and close it with velcro like a regular BP cuff that you would see in the doctor's office?

• Asked by Andrew S from Pleasanton
• Nov 26, 2011
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DO I NEED INTERNET TO USE   Smart Blood Pressure Monitor

• Asked by Sandy R from Houston
• Apr 4, 2012
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will this work on kids with hypertension, can the cuff take a reading on small arms?

• Asked by Julia I from Fort St John
• Jul 26, 2011
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what is the difference between the Withings and the ihealth?

• Asked by Carre C from Oyster Bay
• Jan 9, 2012
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Pump-up is painfully tight. Is there any way to lighten the pressure?

• Asked by Janet S from Orange City
• Jul 28, 2012
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