Review on 💓 EMAY Wireless EKG Monitor: Track ECG & Heart Rate On-the-Go, for iOS & Android by Eric Speers

The Contac/Emay PM10 is a legal device. It's designed with the simplicity of the first iPod, but with the precision of a stationary multi-lead clinical ECG that can cost thousands of dollars. Pressure and blood oxygen meters couldn't, and they did. I used the device with a good feeling, 10/10 reports were ok. I tested it while watching a psycho scene from a movie and it showed "random vpb". Then I did some exercises until I got this new horrible feeling I was having and it was telling me 'VPB paralysis'. Then he found bradycardia and an absent rhythm with normal use during these "castles". After passing out on the way to the mailbox (I usually walk 10 miles without breaking a sweat), I decided to go to the ER. The quack downplayed my symptoms and made me question the device until I met with a cardiologist, who confirmed the issues with the wearable. I guess I can't say this device saved my life as it turns out I have palpitations/arrhythmia, tachycardia which is not usually life threatening. However, it served its purpose and did it wisely. I love the iPhone and PC apps, but the real-time device summary is the best. 13 states detected, according to emayltd.com/index.php/Home/Index/detail/id/17.html. Missed Beat Tachycardia Bradycardia Arrhythmia Accidental PVC PVC Trigeminal PVC Bigeminy PVC Couple PVC Series of 3 PVC Series of 4 PVC RonT ST elevation ST depression