Blood Pressure Companion
- 68 of 100 · reviews
- 4.3of 5 · store
- 1,368ratings on the App Store
- 536reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
A years-proven manual BP diary that doctors and cardiac rehab recommend to patients for its simple logging and reports. Lately intrusive ads that cover the entry buttons and cases of data loss are killing it. It used to be a great free tool but is now hard to use.
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What people use it for
People who want a simple free BP journal with doctor reports and can tolerate aggressive ads.
What reviews praise
Simple entry and history, clear reports for the doctor, years of stable use, recommended by cardiologists
What reviews complain about
Intrusive ads cover buttons, loud audio ads, cases of losing all data, no Health sync, no editing entries
What users experience
3 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.
This is OK to keep a record of your blood pressure but I don’t like that you’re not able to just type in your systolic and diastolic and you’re forced to use the dial.
When we hit the senior level, we can relax about having a 120/80 bp reading. Many GOOD practitioners recommend it in the 130-140/80-90.
the notes are hidden. In order to see your notes (ie. L Arm, after walk) that you made
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