Blood Pressure Monitor for Pc

This app should be removed. I used the free version on my iPhone. I filled out my profile. Then I filled out my first measurement. Then I filled in all my medication information. Unfortunately, I tried to review the profile. It showed where data had been entered in white rows. There were gray rows below some and I thought I could select one to fill in. But I ended up trapped in a purchase or restore window. There was an icon at the top left that looked like a way to return to previous page but it didn’t respond. There were two selections at the top for Cancel and Restore. Cancel didn’t take me out of there. Text said if I wasn’t using the purchased product that Cancel would work. But I was just stuck in that window. The other option, Restore, gave me a “Transaction completed“ response. Still can’t get back to the app. I tried leaving the app and going back in but I just get the same Purchase trap page. So I tried the Purchase button and got another transaction completed message. I still can’t get back to the app. I’ve tried going to the Apple store and looked for support. The support link takes you to a non-functioning information page. Apple store for the app, takes you to the same non-functioning page. So I am not happy that I wasted the time using the app and wasted a purchase for something that does nothing. I want a refund.

Since having a stroke and PE the app clots I have been tracking my the app pressure at my doctors request. I had been using a different app to track my the app pressure but was not satisfied with it so checked around and found BP Monitor. Like the program it’s easy to use and has some fantastic reports that I can show my cardiologist. I also like the note to function in addition to the medication function on the app the only thing I wish he did have was a box that would record irregular heartbeats. Right now I’m using the notes section to record that but wish it was integrated into the app and showed the data in the reports when it prints. Maybe this is something that could be worked into the application and released in the next update.

This app was a terrific choice for us when one of my husband’s doctors requested we monitor his BP twice a day. It’s lovely to track and print out the charts for each of his specialists and they not only appreciate it, they admire the report’s features. I was doubly excited to see that it had the option to add a user and also included a diabetic glucose monitoring feature. I am diabetic and test/insulin up to 7 times a day. While that section is not as user friendly as it could be, it still works for my needs. The only thing I would suggest for a future update and the reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 is that diabetic portion of the app needs to have the insulin medication name and units of insulin separated from each other. Most diabetics insulin units intake will vary with each the app glucose reading so with your system now, one must edit that medication unit every time it’s entered. It’s easily doable but rather annoying nonetheless.

This app has been a vital part of my health care treatment over the last couple of years. I don't use all of the bells and whistles available, but this app has been extremely useful and is very easy to use to chart my the app pressure and pulse over time. My doc can look at the chart at a glance during appointments to get the big picture, and I can export to give her details during med adjustments or when I see a problem pattern developing between appointments; my doc has relied on the data I have supplied using this app on multiple occasions to treat me. It's also helpful to be able to differentiate between am and pm readings since mine sometimes spikes later in the day. I recommended this to my mom, who is similarly pleased with the app.