How to do an ECG at Home | Holter Monitoring with Wellue

[@nidalshehahadeh7485]

This is the message I sent to the person who sold me the Wellue ECG at Home | Holter Monitoring . Hello friend , this device is fantastic , I used to go to doctors and they will give me this 24-hour halter and every single time I use it the problem doesn't happen , at one point they wanted to have me go through a pacemaker surgery another time they told me I don't need a pacemaker , this device I purchased from you gived me the flexibility to keep trying until the problem was captured , it turned out to be a minor sleep apnea but at least we know , this device did in about a week what doctors could not do in years , without exaggeration they had me going and coming for years and every single time they wanted to do more tests , is it stupidity is it money I don't know , in the end this device did the miracle for me and I should have got it a long time ago , again thank you friend

[@InteractiveBiology]

Wow, that's amazing to hear. I'm glad the device was so helpful for you 👍🏾

[@nidalshehahadeh7485]

@@InteractiveBiology Not knowing what's going on and being frustrated with doctors who are not willing to take a chance and say this or that became an endless frustration , this device in about 10 minutes give me the answer and made me rest at ease , soon doctors will be a thing of the past at this rate of Technology development .

[@InteractiveBiology]

That's why I love technology 👍🏾

[@AndrewWutke]

It is a great device. works reliably. Calculates many HRV parameters predicting cardiac health. None of those was included in professional holder monitor report. Detected heart condition of my family member which you would not suspect.

[@ΚΩΝΣΤΑΝΤΙΝΟΣΒΑΦΕΙΑΔΗΣ-τ6λ]

Very useful and easy to use medical device, especially for anyone suffering of cardiac arrythmias/

[@Corusame]

Can this be used to detect bradycardia?

[@HenryFischer28]

great bro your video can really help someone to perform an ECG at home easily.

[@daviddd99]

Useful. The second video on this device that suggests wearing the strap at night might cause some issues. I found the strap to be quite fiddly anyway. Can't find the phone app - is it only for iphones and not Android. Anyway, if it only works for 30 mins, that's of limited value.

[@vs650]

I liked the fact that we got to know a device that can help everyday people check our health status. And I think that its use was well covered. I would like though to hear a more thorough analysis of all the factors that are being recorded by the device. For example, a brief presentation of heart anatomy and its electrical system or what are all the acronyms we see on an ECG and so on.

[@InteractiveBiology]

Great suggestions. Thanks.

[@amirmustufa]

It seems good and easy to use... Could u make a lecture video on Electromyography and Nerve conduction study... These r very interesting and useful studies for diagnosis of neuromuscular diseases..

[@InteractiveBiology]

Ooo, that would be an interesting one. Let me look into that.

[@sotonyeokujagu3230]

Useful information. Loved the transparency and thank you.

[@InteractiveBiology]

Glad to hear it. And you're welcome.

[@anthonyally4390]

Thanks for great content. Some reason Wellue no longer sells in United States. Know what happened? Where there problems with their devices? Are there alternatives you reviewed? Thanks kindly.

[@InteractiveBiology]

Hmm, I hadn't realized that. I have to reach out to them and see what's going on. I'm sure you can find alternatives on Amazon though.

[@anthonyally4390]

@@InteractiveBiology found alternatives on ebay. 12 lead holter systems with AI laptop analysis look most promising.

[@BlueLineofthesky]

I just bought one. Thank you for your review. Can we change the battery when it starts to degrade?

[@InteractiveBiology]

That's a good question and I don't know if it's possible. Looking at the device, it doesn't seem like there's an easy way to open it. So I guess we just have to wait and see how long it lasts.

[@BlueLineofthesky]

@@InteractiveBiology Hi. I read that will last maybe 300 charge cycles. After this the battery will start to decline.

[@InteractiveBiology]

Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[@kpfaarokh8640]

Really useful video. I sincerely appreciate your efforts

[@InteractiveBiology]

Thank you 👍🏾

[@mukamugemanaagnes5595]

Very interesting information and device 🤔🤔🤔

[@InteractiveBiology]

Thank you.

[@christinaklingler8458]

Love the video!! Interested in the product too.

[@InteractiveBiology]

That’s great. Thanks for the feedback, Christina.

[@we6871]

Can you also use this like a handheld device (KardiaMobile) and get a reading by putting your fingers on the metal connection points?

[@InteractiveBiology]

No, this one isn't handheld. Only the ways I showed in the video.

[@JAKELOVESJESUS]

Mine showed a rthyms that looked like V fib. I really hope it was a false reading. Going to get checked out soon hopefully

[@alphagirl1989]

You have shared an option that some might not have know existed. For that portion, thank you!! This left me with a few questions like, for people with extra ‘blessings’ or females with fuller anatomy, will this work for those individuals? If you are not able to answer, but is there a sight that I can go to answer those questions?

[@InteractiveBiology]

Hey Carolyn. Thanks for the feedback. Yes, these devices should work just fine with people with extra "blessings" as you put it 😃

[@hypnos315]

How do you get the wellvue app?

[@InteractiveBiology]

Check out this page - getwellue.com/pages/pc-software

[@Corusame]

How does this compare with the Frontier X2 HR Monitor,

[@InteractiveBiology]

This is my first time seeing the Frontier one. It looks like that one is more advanced and does a few more "smart" things like monitoring your ECG during exercise, live ECG sharing, etc. It's also more pricey.

[@romanmclean5425]

I have the same device,the graph that says you had couplet of PAC looks more like sinus arrhythmia,i find that it's not so accurate when exercising ,to much artifact and then the wellue ecg picks up on something that is not actually there.

[@InteractiveBiology]

Did you use the electrode patches or the strap. Just curious.

[@romanmclean5425]

@@InteractiveBiology i use the patches,but still so much artifact when exercising,like pushups will make the ecg reading all bunch together and say supraventricular tachycardia,which i don't have.

[@InteractiveBiology]

Gotcha. I need to try it out while exercising and see what happens.

[@romanmclean5425]

@@InteractiveBiology I would be interested to see if you have the same results ,pushups,or any explosive type exercises,please let me know the results.

[@InteractiveBiology]

I'll try that out and let you know 👍🏾

[@enisersej01]

Is it FDA approved or something similar?

[@InteractiveBiology]

Unfortunately not. It would be cool if these kinds of devices could get FDA approval though.

[@38jaz]

@@InteractiveBiology No, a company would go bankrupt going through FDA approval. The FDA makes new companies impossible. Do not depend upon the government agencies. Depend upon a free information system.

[@collectorbob810]

broken out of box buyer beware. no customer service

[@peterdreesen7300]

13 minutes of publicity … for getting a load of numbers you don’t understand anyway. Return to the type of video you do so well.

[@InteractiveBiology]

Interesting feedback. Are you always that positive? 😉

[@davidepattibiomed89]

I am just telling you on their site they have a 20% coupon listed, so kinda useless yours, they screw you over..

[@InteractiveBiology]

Not really. They do promotions based on whatever they determine works. If they have a better coupon, use that one. Saves you some more money and that's always good.

[@outti]

Dude. You gotta stop with the product reviews

[@InteractiveBiology]

Thanks for the feedback. Care to explain why you feel that way?

[@outti]

@@InteractiveBiology This is a biology series, and you're making commercials...

[@InteractiveBiology]

Ok, thanks for your feedback.

[@outti]

@@InteractiveBiology You're welcome, Keep up the good work mate.

[@iamlesliesamuel]

@@outti We'll try our best. Part of what will allow us to keep up the good work is to establish some partnerships that will help to fund all we do here at Interactive Biology. That's part of the reason why this video exists. In order to help support the team we're building to make these videos possible AND keep it free for you and the rest of our audience, sponsored reviews like this help. That's why I asked about your comment. It takes a lot to make this happen.