“Perfect design, small, fast, uncomplicated. Two points of consideration: there’s no way of knowing without a second opinion that the conclusions this little device pulls from your ECG are valid. That’s basically a leap of faith: I based that on a hopefully educated guess of the background of the company and the other reviews from MD’s. Low heart rate (”
“I've had my ekg for a little over a week now. It's super easy to use. Definitely download the SonoHealth app on your mobile phone. It's great to keep your EKGs synched and ready to show your Dr. I have svt and this really helps me keep an eye on things and to know whether or not an er visit is warranted.”
“I have only used it for a couple weeks now, but I think it helps keeping an eye on my PVC's. I have a Drs appt in two weeks and will take it with me and get her opinion. So far I have only used it to take readings, will get into exploring the other functions as I go
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“For the last five or six years I have been dealing with a fib. I have gone through three cardio inversion‘s that were unsuccessful. Most recently I have gone through cardio ablation. This was successful. After going through all of this it is wonderful to have something this simple to be able to use at home to in sure that everything is healing and progressing as it should. Very easy to use and you get results immediately. Great peace of mind.”
“I have had my SonoHealth unit for a month and it is very impressive. It is compact and simple to use. The fact that there is no monthly charge is a real plus for a retired person.”
“I have had this unit about a week. I'm not real happy about some of the results. Not the units fault though. It matches cardiologist results. So, to be honest, the unit is fantastic. Easy to use. Easy to email and print results. Creates a pdf file, very nice! Whoever invented this little unit should be commended. Quick and easy 2 lead EKG. Some results do state "No Abnormalities" when it actually does show some A-Fib. I have a relative who works in a cardiology department, reading EKG graphs. She was surprised with how accurate the graphs were. Definitely email yourself the results and open it in Adobe. Very easy to see the chart. If you are serious about using this wonderful little device, I recommend downloading a medical school EKG training course from a major university. I downloaded Basic Cardiac Rhythms – Identification and Response from the University of Toledo. 210 pages long, uses medical terminology (requires me to look up the definitions). Well worth the time to slowly read through it to get a better understanding how it works and interpret the results. Excellent Product - Thank you!”
“As a retired nurse, being able to buy a tiny EKG device for $100 seemed too good to be true. With all of the improvements in technology I decided to give it a try. Glad I did! It's amazing! The device and app are easy to use, no health care experience needed.”
