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

I had an atrial ablation about 4 months ago and thought at first that my atrial fibrillation was cured. From time to time I would feel a heartbeat that I used to have but it was impossible to capture on a real EKG. Then I found this article on Revain and decided it was worth the investment if I could get a real lead to confirm my suspicions and be able to share it with my doctor too. After charging and reading the instructions (the instructions really should have been rewritten to make it…

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…

I am a PhD Biomedical Engineer and Physician with a degree in Cardiology. I have now gained enough experience with this device to say with confidence that I am very impressed with the features and clinical performance of this device, as well as the intelligence, care and design, and intelligent and responsive customer support. what followed my purchase. I have decided that under well-defined circumstances and parameters with appropriate limitations, this device will be of great clinical value…

I'm a doctor. I bought the Emay Portable Portable Monitor after reading various customer reviews and it is a really cool device. It's small and easily fits in my purse. The software is supplied on a flash drive and a USB cable for downloading to a Windows PC. The device produces good quality recordings, especially in lead I (held between the left and right palm). The default recording is set to 10 seconds, which is too short for arrhythmia monitoring. I changed the recording time to 30 seconds…

My cardiologist advised me to buy a wearable device to measure and record heart disease. I had an ablation for paroxysmal atrial fibrillation over a year ago. After the ablation I had heart problems for a few days and I wrote them down. There were no major issues, just minor omissions. I recently had to go to a wedding. I was nervous. My heart started pounding. I knew it wasn't a big deal since I've had it before, but I used the machine to record. The reading was VPB RonT. I couldn't find…

I am a PhD Biomedical Engineer and Physician with a degree in Cardiology. I have now gained enough experience with this device to say with confidence that I am very impressed with the features and clinical performance of this device, as well as the intelligence, care and design, and intelligent and responsive customer support. what followed my purchase. I have decided that under well-defined circumstances and parameters with appropriate limitations, this device will be of great clinical value…

I'm a doctor. I bought the Emay Portable Portable Monitor after reading various customer reviews and it is a really cool device. It's small and easily fits in my purse. The software is supplied on a flash drive and a USB cable for downloading to a Windows PC. The device produces good quality recordings, especially in lead I (held between the left and right palm). The default recording is set to 10 seconds, which is too short for arrhythmia monitoring. I changed the recording time to 30 seconds…

My cardiologist advised me to buy a wearable device to measure and record heart disease. I had an ablation for paroxysmal atrial fibrillation over a year ago. After the ablation I had heart problems for a few days and I wrote them down. There were no major issues, just minor omissions. I recently had to go to a wedding. I was nervous. My heart started pounding. I knew it wasn't a big deal since I've had it before, but I used the machine to record. The reading was VPB RonT. I couldn't find…