India, Oct. 12 -- As my mom aged and hit menopause, she quietly started feeling a little weaker, with frequent bone aches, before she was eventually diagnosed with high blood pressure. Last year, when we first found out about her BP, we knew we had to make several changes to her diet and lifestyle to help her stay healthy and keep her numbers under control. But understanding whether we were actually doing things right was difficult without tracking her readings.

Her doctor suggested keeping a BP monitor at home so we could regularly check her levels and keep track of how her lifestyle and treatment were working. That's when I started looking for an easy-to-use, reasonably priced machine and came across the Dr. Morepen Arm Blood Pressure ...