Review on Personal Bluetooth Software Recording Monitoring by Adam Grady

I bought this EKG machine after using Elmay EKG for some time. I think this device is better and here's why: the color touch screen is easy to use and read, it has 2 monitoring options (cable and touch), you can play the EKG on the device itself, via bluetooth to your phone download or connect to the computer, view the ECG and email it as a PDF (I tested it and sent a copy to my wife and it worked great), another thing is, that you can monitor 30 s, 60 s or (5 minutes with cable) amplitude and place the electrodes in different places to get different views. Not a true multi-lead or 12-lead, but you can change the placement of the electrodes for different projections. You will see PVC, PAC, AFib, etc., but you won't get technical readings to diagnose, so some basic EKG knowledge will help, or send it to your supplier for evaluation. Elmay worked well for a wearable device, but you can't view an EKG unless you connect it to a computer (no screen view, no cable for extended monitoring, no Bluetooth, no PDF, etc.). I have heart problems and would highly recommend this machine for the money. If you're using electrodes, which are much more transparent, they come with reusable electrodes, but you'll need more (you can buy any snap-on electrodes, they don't have to be the same electrodes they send you). . Comes with a small soft pouch but I have a stronger pouch to hold everything. Hope that helps.