Garmin compatible blood pressure monitor

Goodmorning everyone. Topic in part already covered here but I do not find useful answers.
My need is to keep my blood pressure under control and I would like to do it automatically
(at the moment I measure pressure every morning with a classic meter)
Ideally it would be that the fenix 6 did it automatically but it is not so so
I am looking for a wear on my right wrist that measures blood pressure reliably
enough and records it on my garmin state.
Do you have any advice for me?

0 Jano22222 over 3 years ago

Yes, stick with the classic one . The nearest FDA approved wrist based you can come is the Omron watch . A big bulky ugly thing. Samsung have tried to integrate it in it’s smartwatches, totally unreliable and useless.

0 microballoons over 3 years ago in reply to Jano22222

Thanks for the reply. I know Omron watch (they managed to mount a real air compressor inside it) but I don't think it's an everyday wear item. I also rated Samsung's latest hoping to be reliable enough but apparently it's not. I hope for some cuff dedicated ONLY to the pressure reading

0 PaulDN81 over 3 years ago

It's not quite what you're looking for but you can get blood pressure cuffs that can sync with your phone. This data can then typically be added to Apple or Google Health on iOS and Android respectively. This would at least automate some of the process if you don't already use one of these and make it easier to observe trends over time. It also makes the data easier to share with your doctor if you need to. As far as I know there's no way to sync this data with Garmin though since it's not a metric they track.

As for a watch or something similar that can track blood pressure passively unfortunately I think we're a ways out from something like that being widely available and reliable.

0 sevk over 3 years ago

Runalyze and Withings. Garmin and statics, no go. :/

0 Jano22222 over 3 years ago

https://www.medicaldevice-network.com/projects/biobeats-cuffless-blood-pressure-monitoring-device-usa/

Not Garmin, but maybe something you could use anyway.

0 microballoons over 3 years ago in reply to Jano22222

thanks now take a look