Blood pressure jobbie thing

That's exactly the BP Monitor I bought. I asked for the pharmacies thoughts on the available choices. They said that all models work as intended, but that none of mine had yet to be returned as faulty.

If your link is brand new and not reconditioned, then it's better value than mine. Whenever possible, I prefer to shop local.
 
No Kev, mine is your first hyperlink.

I rarely buy from the internet as it is possible to buy from untrustworthy sources, where their source of stock is not always clear.
 
I prefer it actually, too much grief dealing with shop people if you have a problem, Amazon does sell some crap but I just send it back with a bad review to help others, same with ebay too.

Years ago there was a Black and Decker shop in Bradford, I had a paying job to do and my hammer drill packed up halfway through, it was a Sunday and not many options back then in 80's but they were open so I went in and bought what I thought was ok, it drilled one hole and died, a mate lend me his to finish the job, and I took the drill back on the Monday, the manager refused to refund me as I'd used it even though he admitted it didn't work, I was much younger then and could be quite forceful as was quite beefy, but he stood his ground so I just said look either you refund me or I will inform every person that want to come into your shop that you do not have a returns policy for none working goods. I took a couple of hours of people turning away, but I got my money back.
 
Mine is the Lloyds Pharmacy model. Recommended by my GP Practice.
 
Sainsbugs kicked Lloyds out so we don't have one now.
 
I'm going to sell mine on Ebay
 
We have an A&D. I kept the receipt tucked into the little pocket in the case - dated 2003 and bought for £73! SWMBO says that she always has lower readings from the machine in our doctor's reception so ours could be out of calibration. For the sake of a couple of tenners, I think I'll buy a new one.
 
We have three, none agree with the others.
 
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