24-HOUR ECG RECORDER

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Has anyone on here seen or used the 24-HOUR ECG RECORDER manufactured by Wellue.

getwellue.com/products/hear...

Would really be interested as it would help with monitoring my overnight heart rate which can be a bit flaky but seems to be broadly under control with the 50mg x 2 Flecainide.

It would be nice to confirm that I am stable and let my consultant at Royal Papworth know that we are on the right track.

Gordon

[mjames1]

From archives. Let us know you experience if you get one. I'm interested.

healthunlocked.com/afassoci...

[OzRob]

Great monitor. I have also created some extra software to analyse data over time, to include what is eaten on a daily basis.

[Ppiman]

They look good and I am on my way to saving up for one!

Steve

[Goosebumps in reply to Ppiman]

I just got an email from Wellue saying they have a 10% discount in February

[Ppiman in reply to Goosebumps]

I see it’s £250 or so on eBay. The cost in dollars is almost the same as in sterling, these days.

Steve

[Goosebumps in reply to Ppiman]

mine cost just over £200 direct from Wellue (it’s priced in dollars though), which is a similar price being charged now on their website with the 10% discount. It’s not worth risking a few pounds in my opinion to use someone you are not sure about.

[Ppiman in reply to Goosebumps]

Thanks and I agree. I’m going to edit my post. I see it’s on eBay for £250 or so. The pound is now very low indeed against the dollar.

Steve

[Ppiman in reply to Ppiman]

I’ve just managed to order it from Wellue getting a15% extra discount using the code “TICKS” So the code was under £180.00, not much more than my Kardia 6L.

Steve

[Goosebumps]

I got one just before Xmas. Fantastic bit of kit. Works really well and is very comforting to see reports giving details by the hour and zoom in on events(PAC , PVC and SVT etc). I was really suffering before Xmas and the reports showed PACs and SVTs which have now subsided. I wear it a lot overnight as I’m getting symptoms that wake me up and you can’t monitor that on a Kardia easily. My bisoprolol was increased to 5mg last week and the reports showed the effect conclusively, really reassuring to know that I can monitor these things rather than really on an NHS system that can’t cope.

I think it would really help explain things to your consultant at the Papworth.

The Wellue knocks spots off a one lead Kardia and is relatively cheap.

[Ppiman in reply to Goosebumps]

I see it's reduced also on Amazon, but still pricey. The link I gave above seems to be the cheapest way to get it. The reviews of the company look worrying though!

Steve

[PRM54]

would your cardiologist or gp requisition one for you?

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Not with the NHS in the UK.

[LPE44]

I got the O2 ring recently and when I tested it against the machine at the doc's office, it was no where near correct. Plus I had to set the settings high/low (O2 & HR) since it was waking me up every 10 minutes at night.

In trying to return it, I've had a lot of issues with the company including copy/paste of supposedly sent emails to me - liars since I never got those emails at all even double-checking spam. Plus they demand you send a picture of the device before you send it back - no clue why as they should be able to check that everything is in the box before refunding me. After having requested a return address perhaps a dozen times, it appears they want me to send it to another customer in the US - ugh! I guess I'll do that but I'm never doing business with them ever again.