A:AnswerThe trail period is for someone who needs a doctor to read the findings. We canceled the features. Only because we have a doctor that reads his. Very easy to print or share threw email ECT. The app to.
A:AnswerProbably. Can you buy a six lead Kardia Mobile? I’ve seen hundreds of EKGs in my life and I would be hard put to recognize a difference upon quick examination. If your mobile device shows an irregularity, transmit it to your cardiologist or go to him. I’ll bet you’ll get the six lead version too. Otherwise they couldn’t’t charge you for it... I mean they they would want to do their own personal research and analysis.
A:AnswerNo, it is designed to work with an app installed on an iOS or Android device. There is a compatibility chart at https://alivecor.zendesk.com/hc/en-us#compatibility
A:AnswerHello Patrick,
I have purchased the basic Kardia Mobile strictly to track my heart rate at my doctor’s suggestion (the other option was spending 400. To 500. On an Apple Watch) so in terms of your question, it can track blood pressure which can lead to hardening of the arteries. At least, that is my understanding- and then that can lead to dementia, again, my understanding. Not necessarily, Alzheimer’s.
Whether the use of this product would be useful, quite frankly, you would probably get more of a benefit from a good digital blood pressure cuff.
Don’t smoke, limit your alcohol, eat a healthy diet, and take a walk several days per week. Play word games, too or take up knitting to keep your brain active. Take a college course!
Good luck!
A:AnswerYes — more than one person in your household can use the same KardiaMobile device. To make sure each person’s ECGs stay separate, each user should create their own account (or profile) in the Kardia app.
A:Answer6L provides 6 views of your heart, for 6 times more heart data. When you share a 6L EKG with a cardiac professional, they can detect more conditions. Some arrhythmias can only be detected with additional EKG leads.
A:AnswerKardia devices do not detect ventricular tachycardia (VT). For VT or other advanced rhythm analysis, a 12-lead EKG reviewed by a physician is required.
A:AnswerTo replace the battery in your Kardia device, gently slide off the battery cover on the back, remove the old battery, and insert a new CR2016 coin cell battery with the “+” side facing up. Once replaced, snap the cover back into place.
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A:AnswerPricing for Kardia devices and subscriptions can vary over time and by promotion. The $69.99 price is no longer active, but you can always check our current offers at kardia.com. If you have questions about pricing or available options, our Customer Care team is happy to help at [email protected] or 855-338-8800.
A:AnswerThank you for your question. We don’t have that specific model (Samsung FE-20) listed in our compatibility database at this time. However, Kardia is compatible with many Android phones. You can check official compatibility here: kardia.com/compatibility to see if your device is supported.
If you want, you can try using the app with your phone and let us know the issue you see; we’ll help troubleshoot.
A:AnswerYes — if you are a trained medical professional (RN, EKG tech, physician, etc.), you can still view and interpret all KardiaMobile recordings yourself. The device records a full medical-grade EKG, even if the app does not automatically classify certain irregular rhythms. Those rhythms will still appear in the trace for you to review.
If you’d like more details about what Kardia devices automatically detect, please visit kardia.com/what-we-detect.
