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Sep 11, 2026 8:23 PM

Lazle Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor w/ Digital Display

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thatdailydeal has Lazle Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor w/ Digital Display on sale for $19.99 - $12 with coupon code AUTOARM at checkout = $7.99. Shipping is free.

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  • Lazle blood pressure monitor; 1-touch; 5.5 in LED; irregular-heartbeat indicator; auto shutoff
  • Dual-user memory: 200 readings with date and time
  • Adjustable cuff 8–17 in
  • Powered by USB and AA batteries
  • Includes cuff, AA batteries, USB cable, manual, zip carrying bag, and monitor

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Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $0.99 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $8.98.
Please see the original post for additional details & refer to the comments below for discussion.

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thatdailydeal has Lazle Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor w/ Digital Display on sale for $19.99 - $12 with coupon code AUTOARM at checkout = $7.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Staff Member f12_26 for sharing this deal.

Details:
  • Lazle blood pressure monitor; 1-touch; 5.5 in LED; irregular-heartbeat indicator; auto shutoff
  • Dual-user memory: 200 readings with date and time
  • Adjustable cuff 8–17 in
  • Powered by USB and AA batteries
  • Includes cuff, AA batteries, USB cable, manual, zip carrying bag, and monitor

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $0.99 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $8.98.
Please see the original post for additional details & refer to the comments below for discussion.

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MerryRecess2903
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These are notoriously inaccurate
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MemorableSuit793
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There is no point in buying a cheap, inaccurate BP monitor. You're not getting correct information regarding your BP, and the problem with these cheapo devices is that not only are they inaccurate but they're also imprecise. Thus, it can read close sometimes and wrong other times. This gives you bad data from a device that you need to give you consistent data to be useful, especially so for establishing trends.

Here's one list of decent BP monitors.
https://www.validatebp.org/devices

Omron makes decent devices that you can usually find in the $30-40 range, but they can actually be trusted. Not like this junk
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HappyCrowd987
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Menard's has for $9 and Google says normal price is $8-30. Not a bad price but certainly not 90% off lol.
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Sep 11, 2026 8:57 PM
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dildibyaSep 11, 2026 8:57 PM
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Available for same price at menards
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Menard's has for $9 and Google says normal price is $8-30. Not a bad price but certainly not 90% off lol.
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These are notoriously inaccurate
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integraguy2001Yesterday 12:32 AM
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would you trust your life for $9?
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There is no point in buying a cheap, inaccurate BP monitor. You're not getting correct information regarding your BP, and the problem with these cheapo devices is that not only are they inaccurate but they're also imprecise. Thus, it can read close sometimes and wrong other times. This gives you bad data from a device that you need to give you consistent data to be useful, especially so for establishing trends.

Here's one list of decent BP monitors.
https://www.validatebp.org/devices

Omron makes decent devices that you can usually find in the $30-40 range, but they can actually be trusted. Not like this junk
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These are garbage. Please don't buy this
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DandyChigginsYesterday 1:29 AM
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Wow 91% off seems to good to be true..
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PurpleTeam277Yesterday 1:33 AM
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Can anyone recommend a monitor that isn't clearly cheap garbage?
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Quote from PurpleTeam277 View quoted comment :
Can anyone recommend a monitor that isn't clearly cheap garbage?
Omron
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TakeMeToYourDealerYesterday 2:15 AM
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in for a few.. Christmas is around the corner.. sending a message
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housemeisterBYesterday 2:19 AM
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This isn't the kind of thing you'd want to buy just because it's cheap. I'll pass.
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Quote from integraguy2001 View quoted comment :
would you trust your life for $9?
That's $9 more than what my dad thought I was worth.
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Quote from MemorableSuit793 View quoted comment :
There is no point in buying a cheap, inaccurate BP monitor. You're not getting correct information regarding your BP, and the problem with these cheapo devices is that not only are they inaccurate but they're also imprecise. Thus, it can read close sometimes and wrong other times. This gives you bad data from a device that you need to give you consistent data to be useful, especially so for establishing trends.Here's one list of decent BP monitors.https://www.validatebp.org/devicesOmron makes decent devices that you can usually find in the $30-40 range, but they can actually be trusted. Not like this junk
I appreciate your link and I agree with you about having a good device that is consistently accurate. So thanks for providing the link. However I have one of the recommended devices, an Equate model (which is Walmart house brand) and it doesn't seem tremendously accurate. It is consistent. But it's consistently higher than what is measured at the physician. So I am not sure I would trust the list completely, at least not the Equate brand.
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Quote from MerryRecess2903 View quoted comment :
These are notoriously inaccurate
YES THEY ARE. I had two physicians test our model and recommended we replace it because the results were highly unreliable.

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Quote from CreditGuy View quoted comment :
I appreciate your link and I agree with you about having a good device that is consistently accurate. So thanks for providing the link. However I have one of the recommended devices, an Equate model (which is Walmart house brand) and it doesn't seem tremendously accurate. It is consistent. But it's consistently higher than what is measured at the physician. So I am not sure I would trust the list completely, at least not the Equate brand.
I am surprised to see equate on that list too!

Hands down the best brand is Omron.
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