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KardiaMobile 1-Lead Personal EKG Monitor – Record at Home – Detects AFib & Irregular Arrhythmias – Easy Results in 30 Seconds – Works w/Most Smartphones - FSA/HSA Eligible

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Color: Grey


Features

  • EKG ON THE GO: Capture unlimited medical-grade EKGs in 30 seconds and get an instant analysis right on your smartphone. KardiaMobile is small enough to fit in your pocket, so you can take it with you anywhere.
  • EASY TO USE: Simply place your fingers on the sensors to detect Atrial Fibrillation, Bradycardia, Tachycardia and Normal Sinus Rhythm. Additional detections and features available with KardiaCare subscription. KardiaCare is not included with this product.
  • TRUSTED BY PROFESSIONALS: KardiaMobile is FDA-cleared and the #1 doctor-recommended personal EKG with more than 100 million EKGs recorded.
  • EKG HISTORY: With the press of a button, email your EKGs to your doctor or save them on your phone, no subscription required.
  • KardiaMobile is COMPATIBLE WITH MOST POPULAR PHONES and TABLETS. To use your Kardia device, you must download the Kardia app on a compatible device. Visit alivecor.com/compatibility to check the list of compatible devices.
  • Not recommended for use with pacemakers and ICDs and does not detect heart attack.
  • NO SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED. Detects Atrial Fibrillation, Bradycardia, Tachycardia, and Normal Sinus Rhythm without a KardiaCare subscription.
  • Instructions for use, tutorials, troubleshooting, and additional product support is offered through the product's Kardia app.

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎5.59 x 3.7 x 1.22 inches


Package Weight: ‎0.16 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎3.27 x 1.26 x 0.14 inches


Item Weight: ‎18 Grams


Brand Name: ‎AliveCor


Warranty Description: ‎1 year warranty


Model Name: ‎KardiaMobile


Color: ‎Grey


Material: ‎Plastic


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎AliveCor


Part Number: ‎1141


Style: ‎KardiaMobile Single Lead Personal EKG Monitor


Included Components: ‎KardiaMobile


Size: ‎1 Count (Pack of 1)


Date First Available: January 19, 2016


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EKGs can be very frustrating because you have to catch irregularities “in the act.” This device has been marvelous. When I feel a heart flutter, I can have it ready to take a measurement within seconds. It gives the time and date of each episode and has a diary function to tell the circumstances of the irregular episodes. My cardiologist was thrilled that I had it and said it was helpful to him to help him see what I could not adequately describe with words. I am so grateful for this convenient and inexpensive device that is helping me and my doctor visualize what is going on with my heart! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024 by Dr.Mom
    • AFib monitoring
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As advertised- simple, quick and effective
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025 by The Fox
    • Pease of mind
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Bought this unit in 2020 after I had quadruple bypass surgery used it for a couple months but then truthfully let it sit on January 26, 2025. I had a fib scared the heck out of me went to the ER. Everything turned out OK, but I am now using This unit at least once a day for peace of mind. It has the ability to tell you if you have a Favor or whatever so if nothing else for $79 and a piece of mind I’ll do it I like the unit. It’s very easy to use so I’m thinking of getting my daughter one thank you and take care ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025 by Al627
    • Good device - delivers on advertised capability. Additional features available through subscription via app.
Color: Grey
Like a lot of people, when I first saw the commercial for this device I questioned how anything at this price point and size could provide accurate results for an EKG - something that I've always had to be hooked up with leads at my doctor's office to get. I haven't been to my cardiologist since purchasing the monitor, so I can't comment on its accuracy from a medical perspective just yet. (I will update the review with this information when I have it.) The remainder of my review will focus on its features and getting things up and running "out of the box". Initial device setup Take it out of the box, and remove the plastic from around the battery on the bottom of the device. The physical part of the setup is that simple. There are no on or off buttons (or buttons of any kind) on the device itself - it's about as simple as you can get. This is definitely a plus for a device like this. After all, if someone is experiencing an incident and trying to take an EKG the last thing one wants to do is fumble with buttons and switches. Kudos on the design! App setup and use The app was fairly easy as well - download it from the App Store and create your account in it. The app guides you through taking your first EKG as well, which leads to the only "surprise" that I got out of the whole process: after taking your first EKG, it must be submitted to Alivecor for a medical review. This review must be completed by them (well, a medical professional through them) before you can do anything else with the device. The message in their app says it typically takes up to 24 hours to complete this review (mine was completed in around 20 hours). Until that's complete, the device is essentially a paperweight (albeit a cool looking one). Initial EKG As mentioned earlier, your first EKG must be reviewed by one of Alivecor's medical professionals before you can continue using the device. The app states that this is an FDA requirement. The device is regulated by the FDA so the statement is logical - plus it just makes sense from both a quality control and legal perspective. This, however, is one thing that they do not advertise enough prior to purchase. They do state it on their website - but it's buried in the Frequently Asked Questions section. This wasn't a big deal to me, and in fact was a benefit. (Who wouldn't want a board certified cardiologist to look at an EKG and provide an interpretation for free?) However, those who expect to get the monitor and "jump right in" taking recording after recording on the first day will be disappointed that they can't. Subsequent EKGs It's simple to take an EKG, and only takes about a minute to complete. Sit down with a solid flat surface in front of you. Get as comfortable as you can. Open the app, and place the phone as close as you can to the monitor. The instructions say within 12 inches, and they provide an attachment plate that will attach the device to your phone. (I haven't used the attachment plate, so I can't comment on it.) Click on the "Record Now" button. Place the index and middle fingers from both hands on the plates on the device and sit still and relax for 30 seconds. Afterward, the app will ask whether the EKG was of you or someone else. That's it - easier and quicker than getting hooked up with all those pads from your doctor's EKG machine. An instant analysis will indicate if the EKG was normal, abnormal, or unclassified. Normal is, of course, what you want to hear. There are a number of reasons that the EKG could be unclassified that are listed under the Frequently Asked Questions section of Alivecor's website. One of mine came back unclassified when my heart rate was over 90 - so I'd recommend not using this to take an EKG immediately after exercising. (I did this as a test to see what the EKG monitor could do.) The App - Premium Features While the device is simple and well designed, it's useless without its companion app, which works well on my iPhone 7 Plus. While the app is fairly easy to navigate and includes some good features, those who bought the EKG monitor with the expectation of getting more than a simple "record and store one result" experience without purchasing a subscription will be disappointed. When creating your account in the app, you're given the option of starting a free 30 day trial of Alivecor's premium service. My recommendation is to try it out. This adds some features to the app that are handy - a place to record resting heart rate, medications taken for the day, blood pressure from an Omron cuff, and a weight diary. While all those features and useful and good, the main reason to consider a premium subscription is storage of multiple EKG test results. (Without a premium subscription, only the last result is stored.) This subscription is available for $9.99 monthly or $99.99 annually, and payment information must be entered manually through the app. This is primarily what prevents my review for this device from being 5 stars. In my opinion, $10 per month is too expensive for a subscription price, unless someone has cardiac issues which require frequent monitoring. $4.99 per month or even less for the casual user would provide better value. I also think that the EKG journal feature (which saves more than just the most recent EKG reading) should be part of the basic (free) plan. Lastly, the app doesn't accept ApplePay for subscription fees. Conclusion The device is simple to use, and so is the app. This has great potential, and I'd recommend that those who wish to do more than monitor their heart rate and blood pressure consider buying this EKG monitor. Just be prepared to pay more than the purchase price of the equipment in service fees annually to make the monitor as useful as it can be. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2017 by Christopher R.
    • Works well
Color: Grey
I am an RN, interpreting Telemetry and EKGs for over 20 years. This gives good strip with only one lead (I) that can show sinus rhythm, bradycardia, sinus tach. So far I was able to get lead II by placing on left knee and right hand. I am able to identify PVCs, PACs, run of pSVT, afib. Cons- -weak transmission, had to put item directly on phone to get reading. Any muscle tremors cause a lot of interference so MUST be complete relaxed to get good reading. - item interpretation limited. Sometimes will state "Normal sinus rhythm" implying the person's heart s "normal" I fear untrained people will not seek evaluation when they need it based on the work "normal" I person has frequent PVCs, PACs, short runs of Vtach or SVT they will not understand that these are present and not necessarily "normal" So if you are not well trained in interpretation and feel you need this device GO SEE A PHYSICIAN and show them the rhythms. IMO if anyone is using this they should have the rhythms interpreted by a live human well trained. Item itself is VERY limited in it's ability to interpret the rhythm. It does a good job identifying afib as apposed to sinus rhythm. PROS - inexpensive way to capture rhythm irregularities when it occurs. Sometime people must undergo expensive 14 or 48 hour Telemetry to capture irregularities that come and go - can save rhythms and bring to physician fir interpretation. Very useful. -small and portable able to bring with you everywhere. Hard case protectors are available separately. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2024 by Amazon Customer
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Color: Grey
This works great although it is a bit difficult to load at first. Once loaded it is easy to use and read
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025 by Caryl Jewell

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