We think this is the best handheld ECG monitor
August 23, 2020
This Week I want to introduce you to an amazing ECG Monitor from HealthCare4All that we highly recommend.
A revolutionary handheld ECG monitor offering real continuous monitoring for the first time, and with a 1- or 3-channel option. The first in its class to offer these options
We also supply to Harley Street cardiologists and overseas clinics who also love it.
Why we love the Heal Force Prince 180d Handheld ECG Monitor
The Best ECG machine from HealthCare4All
There are many Home monitors that allow you to record when you have symptoms, however, the Heal force is a world beater! We think its far better than the market leader Omron HCG801 as it includes software that allows not just the standard single-channel which others do, but also 3-channel ECG traces. HealthCare4All sell both monitors but recommend the Heal Force 180d, and its £130 cheaper!
Its not just HealthCare4All that love it as its supplied to Harley Street cardiologists and overseas clinics who also love it.
Cardiac events often occur at irregular times, and it’s common for them to occur when you are not at the hospital or doctor’s. Even if you have a machine on loan for 24 hours, we often hear customers telling us that their condition didn’t occur until they handed the device back!
The Heal Force ECG 180D enables you to capture information and supply it to your doctor or cardiologist.
You can also add optional limb clamp electrodes which makes it really easy to use without adhesive electrodes – these are used to get the fuller trace with the 3-lead setting.
It is Not a replacement for hospital 12-lead ECGs but it is a fantastic ECG Monitor for home.
It is a revolutionary handheld ECG monitor which offers real continuous monitoring for the first time, and with a 1- or 3-channel option. The first in its class to offer these options, and the PC software is included free of charge too.
It’s portable, and very easy to operate with various included options to allow for easy instant measurement day or night or continuous recording with all the required equipment supplied in one kit with a full colour OLED display.
The Heal Force Prince has Advanced measuring technologies which provide steady and accurate ECG waveforms Anaylsis and reporting of 19 suggested results
It includes PC data management software for data transmission and analysis
7 hours continuous monitoring with 3-channel; 16 hours continuous monitoring with mono-channel
Chest lead & limb lead measuring using supplied leads & electrodes
What is an Electrocardiogram (ECG)?
An ECG records the electrical activity of the heart. The heart produces tiny electrical impulses which spread through the heart muscle to make the heart contract. These impulses can be detected by the ECG machine. You may have an ECG to help find the cause of symptoms such as the feeling of a ‘thumping heart’ (palpitations) or chest pain. Sometimes it is done as part of routine tests – for example, before you have an operation.
The ECG test is painless and harmless. (The ECG machine records electrical impulses coming from your body – it does not put any electricity into your body.)
Do I need an ECG Monitor?
ECG monitors are really useful for patients with undiagnosed heart conditions (or diagnosed conditions where patients wish to monitor) such as AF = atrial fibrillation. AF is a very common problem but hard to prove as often asymptomatic when tested at hospital or GP.
- The Heal Force Prince ECG Monitor will also detect if you have an abnormal heart rhythm, such as too fast, slow or irregular.
- The Heal Force Prince ECG Monitor will also be able to detect if there is any damage to the Heart muscle after an Attack (myocardial infarction) as it heals with scar tissue.
- It will also be able to detect an enlarged heart as this causes bigger impulses than normal.
The reviews for the Heal Force 180D ECG Monitor are fantastic, here is just one example..
I have used this to monitor my heart rhythm during sleep, I have had missing or skipping beats for about two years. My doctor says it’s nothing to worry about. But he’s not the one to have to put up with them.
I was starting to think that the more I thought about my heart rate during the day the worse they got. So I wanted to see if I was having them whilst I was a sleep, when I’m not thinking about it. And I was, on the worst night I was having 100 irregular beats a night.
I have used this ECG monitor to eventually bring it down 10 to zero on most nights. I can’t tell you how useful this monitor has been.
It’s possible to print off the results to take to your doctor if you need to using a PC. You can’t monitor your heart whilst moving with the electrodes attached because they pick up any kind of movement.
The way I have reduced my irregular beat is a long story and one I thought I would never achieve and I’m still working on it.