EMAY 6L Portable ECG Monitor | Record ECG and Heart Rate in 6 Channels | Compatible with Smartphone and PC | No Subscription Required

Why I’m a Huge Fan of EMAY
For ANYONE experiencing any sort of heart issues or concerns, I can’t recommend Emay products enough. In 2020, I started experiencing trigeminy (a third beat) symptoms that came and went. I bought Emay’s EKG monitor and, thanks to its ability to send the EKG results to my doctor, documented my condition that didn’t show up during a normal stress test. Long story short, my Emay monitor was the first crucial step in my getting an angiogram approved which showed the need for CABG x 4 surgery which, thankfully, went very well.Now, almost five years later at age 67, I’m experiencing chest discomfort again so I upgraded to Emay’s 6 lead monitor with its nice display so I don’t need to use an app to see how I’m doing. Hopefully, my issues this time around won’t be as life threatening as in 2020, but this monitor with the ability to reassure me when there is no serious concern right now and be able to again document any problems later, if I need it to, makes me able to recommend this to anyone with even the slightest concern about their heart health.

Provides helpful info as to what your heart is doing.
I’ve had a history of rare bouts of PVC’s for decades. Having worn holter monitors a couple times and gone through multiple tests they were determined to be nothing to worry about. When it happens though you can feel it and always tends to make me wonder what’s going on for sure.More recently, being a few years recovered from a blockage caused heart attack, I’ve found the rare periods of PVC’s to be quite concerning. My cardiologist’s nurse mentioned they now have handheld ECG devices that can help provide data to the Dr. on the random rare event issues that only tend to last for a few minutes to an hour or so at most but won’t necessarily show up at the DR’s office.I purchased the Emay-6, having talked to a relative that has a similar unit of a different brand without a display. She hates the app for that device, and the way you go about trying to get and look at readings.So far I really like the Emay 6l. There is a bit of a learning curve regarding how to hold it without causing garbage readings, but once you get the hang of it the results are well worth it. You have to use a somewhat relaxed thumb pressure on the unit while seated. You also can’t move around during the reading period (I use the 30 seconds setting).Knowing that a weight workout in the morning following a couple cups a coffee but no food often triggers PVC’s in me, I proceeded to do just that. I then sat on a bench and took a reading when I felt my heart start feeling weird. The Emay flagged it as PVC’s, which is what I was expecting and it gave me peace of mind knowing it just just normal stuff for me and not necessarily something new.You can look over your recordings on the Emay itself, or download to the app, or better yet your PC if you want to more easily look over the different graphs. It also gives you something to send to the doctor, or carry with you to their office when discussing concerns, or events with your heart. All in all, it provides good data, which along with things like self taken blood pressure etc. can help in figuring out good health plans with your doctor.

I have a history of mitral valve prolapse syndrome (Barlow’s Syndrome). I felt that in 1980 and visited the cardiologist who let me see it in the ECG he performed for me. That appeared in the form of a Premature Ventricular Complex (PVC). Later, I followed up my case, everytime to undergo an ECG and get a report. Ten years ago, the cardiologist discovered Aortic Valve insufficiency with increased blood regurgitation of both the mitral and the aortic valves, a mild left ventricle hypertrophy and an increased number of PVCs. Recently, I felt that my case needed more frequent visits to the cardiologist for follow-up or, if there is someway, to try to observe oneslf at home.The Emay monitor seems to be an excellent device to use everday to see if there are any developments. This helps to decide on when to visit the cardiologist.My son who is a frequent customer of Amazon, decided to bring it as a gift to me. I am observing my ECG using this monitor on daily basis and I feel it is giving me peace of mind. Of course, according to the EMAY development team recommendations, if I feel any dangerous developments, I will immediately visit my cardiologist.Thanks to the EMAY 6L Portable ECG Monitor team for making things so easy.

I am absolutely delighted with this product. It was so easy to set up, so quick & easy to use & gives instant feedback. I had no problem connecting to my mobile phone, where I also have all the readings stored & can see clearly.My next step is to connect to my laptop so that I can print out for, or email to, my doctor.This was definitely good value for money, so glad I bought it & gives me peace of mind.

The 6L ECG monitor came well packaged and with clear instructions to set up as free standing and using the app from play store.It is important to follow the instructions which reward you with consistent results.I recently found out I had Atrial Fibrillation, so this monitor will allow monitoring my heart.My wife is also using it and this tool has shown she is fine with no abnormalities.This is a great piece of kit at a good price and no subscription required to obtain reports etc…The reports can be sent to your GP for actual diagnosis, which could save your life if treated early.Would definitely recommend this monitor for a guidance on heart condition.The monitor is very well made and excellent quality.