"...FDA approved sensor in their wearables to say its accurate." Not sure this is right, Jackpot.
FDA has approved Omron's new Heartguide but selected experts say Heartguide's cuff tech applied to the wrist cannot produce an accurate reading of BP.
As we know, the FDA approved CardieX's AtCor Medical SphygmoCor some years ago.
Top US hospitals insist on using SphygmoCor to measure central blood pressure because they believe its accuracy to be unmatched.
Similarly, CardieX's discerning North Carolina partner, SunTech Medical, has chosen to embed SphygmoCor in an optioned-up version of its Oscar 2 ABPM/Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor.
According to SunTech, AtCor Medical is "the global leader in non-invasive central blood pressure and arterial stiffness".
CardieX CEO, Craig Cooper, recently Tweeted: "I may be spending a lot of time at the Raleigh, North Carolina airport this year."
"...FDA approved sensor in their wearables to say its accurate."...
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