Lesson 8 - Home Blood Pressure Monitoring

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While cost may be an important factor in choosing a monitor, it should not be the only factor to consider.

Average prices can range from about $20 to $30 for an aneroid model and $75 to $150 for a mercury model, and $40 to $200 for an electronic monitor.

Be sure to discuss prices with your insurance company and doctor, and seek suggestions for cost-effective models.

Checking local medical supply stores, pharmacies, and multi-purpose drug and convenience stores is also a good resource when trying to find a decently priced monitor.

Okay, okay, so you got it now? Hmm . . .let's see if we can take another crack at that quiz and raise our scores this time! (Hint: "Ice Cream" is not the correct answer for any of them).

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