[Ansteorra-chirurgeon] Blood Pressure Cuff

[Gerita/Carolle Cox]

Yell, and we'll go shopping together.  You can get them for $15 to
$wayovermyhead.  Settle on the amount you can afford, then get the best
possible equipment for that money.  ALL of them have rubber air
bladders, and eventually those bladders break down.  You also mentioned
in class that you didn't like the one with the D-ring to close it.  
 
Gerita
 
 
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Subject: [Ansteorra-chirurgeon] Blood Pressure Cuff


Ok, now that I have learned how to take blood pressure I want to get a
cuff. We saw the problems that the electronic ones have. In cold weather
they are not reliable. And I do not want a cheap one that will not hold
pressure. 
I see several in catalogs, (Masune, Galls...) but still know little
about them. Is there a good supplier in the DFW area that can provide
such a thing as I want? Any suggestions will be appreciated. 
 
Crandall 

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