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[–] 16 points 10 months ago (1 child)

I have one that records the history on the device; up to 100 entries per user or so. I don’t know if there’s an export option though; I’ve never tried.

If you’re interested, I’ll look it up. I’m not at home for a bit so I can’t just go look at it; I’d need to dig through emails to find the model.

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  • [–] 5 points 10 months ago*

    Mine also has 100 logged entries for 3 users. It can display a table or trend line of historical data, and it has a usb port that supposedly can be used to download the log. But if you need a specific driver or software to access the file then I don't know if that violates the "no app" requirement.

    https://www.pulseoximeter.org/fl-08a.html

    I hadn't tried accessing the data externally before and this post got me curious enough to try. The program looks ancient and does not recognize the bp monitor as is. I don't feel like playing the driver hunting and compatibolity mode game. The monitor does not host a standard storage volume so I don't believe the files can be retrieved without the software. I would be tempted to speculate that this is representative of the type of experience to expect if OP doesn't want to go down the bluetooth connection to app route.

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