What Our Customers Say

After a month or two with the heart check pen, I wanted to give you my feedback on the product: My heart recovery is going well so far thank God. The pen is giving me comfort knowing that I can check my heart rhythm anytime I want. Overall, I think this is a good product. Here are my comments. Very handy and travel friendly. Works best well when using the chest orientation method. Works moderately well using the hands method. The right pressure must be applied. The software is...

I have purchased the HeartCheck Pen to help with my exercise program. I have found the device very useful in monitoring my performance when I bring my heart to its maximum beats per minute. It is an excellent tool in monitoring heart performance during training sessions. Sean C.

It does make me feel secure knowing I can check for AFIB if I think something is wrong. When you have chronic problems like pain it is extremely difficult to accept that other things are not also going bad and having a way to quickly reality check is wonderful. J. Pyskaty Marina, CA

"In the last two weeks, we have purchased the HeartCheck PEN and the HeartCheck ECG Monitor. Initially, we had problems with the HeartCheck devices, which were resolved quickly and efficiently by the CardioComm Solutions customer support staff. We were only able to upload some of the recordings from the HeartCheck ECG Monitor, but were unable to retrieve and view the reports on the computer. Since last Thursday, I have exchanged numerous e-mails with their staff, who always...

My Doctor recommended that I buy and iPhone and the device that goes with it. I told him that I had a new Windows 8 phone and that I did not care for Apple products. I told him that I would "check around." I bought your product from Amazon after talking with someone in the US connected to your web site. Amazon's 2 reviews were bad but written by Apple jockeys. I have sent several reports to my Cardiologist and he says they are clear and helpful. Tom V.

The HeartCheck PEN has clear readings and can capture my arrhythmia events. My events last a couple of minutes and so there is not enough time to get to the hospital and have my ECG taken. The physician needs an ECG the moment of the event to identify what kind of arrhythmia I am experiencing to ensure I am taking the appropriate medication or even to recommend surgery. I need a device like the HeartCheck PEN to continue to monitor myself because even though I am taking...

Three years after aortic valve replacement and three coronary artery bypass grafts, I began experiencing TIA's. A cardiologist out fitted me with an event monitor for 7 days; I was required to turn on the event monitor when or immediately after having an "event". The monitor, which I wore around the neck had two wires attached to two stick on pads, only recorded for 15 seconds and only had a 2 event and a 30 second memory capacity. After two event recordings the device had to be...

I had not been in A-Fib in over a couple of years but last week I was exercising and felt myself go into A-Fib. I took my 'pill in the pocket' treatment and a few hours later went back into normal sinus rhythm. I was so grateful to be able to monitor myself with the Heartcheck PEN during this episode and I didn't have to go to the ER which probably saved me a few thousand dollars. Since I purchased the Heartcheck PEN in 2012, it has given me piece of mind many times. When I feel...

It is hard to believe that I have had the device since 2013..... I use the Heart Check Pen because my doctor wants to be sure that I let him know if I go back in to AFib. Since I have never detected AFib on my own (no specific feeling or physical discomfort) I rely on my tests to tell me if there is a problem. I would be delighted to test any new Bluetooth device that you come up with. I appreciate your remembering me.

I bought a HeartCheck ECG monitor in July 2013 and it came with a small disc with 'Heart Check' Version 2.0 software which I tried loading and it didn't work correctly. It wouldn't connect with the monitor. I then downloaded the "GEMS Home" software from the HeartCheck website it allowed me verify my e-mail and connected with the monitor, however I needed to use an activation code, which I don't think came with my monitor at the time. The reason was that the connectivity between...

I was searching the Internet for portable devices for monitoring my heart rhythm assuming that since there were devices for blood pressure why not heart rhythm. I came across a couple in the UK and then found the HeartCheck™ ECG PEN though an AF website I found. When I reviewed the company’s web site I was very impressed for what it did, the price point and the fact it is FDA approved. My brother in law does consulting for companies getting FDA approve for medical devices and he...

I saw the HeartCheck™ ECG PEN device at Shoppers Drug Mart while waiting for a prescription. I have high blood pressure, and many in my family have heart problems. I liked the fact that you take the ECG test at home and it is read by doctors so I decided to purchase it. This device is very simple to set up and use. The first thing I did was to download the GEMS Home program. To do this I followed the instructions provided. I recommend everyone watch the YouTube video it helps...

I want to thank CardioComm Solutions for their careful attention and follow-up on our recent order of the HeartCheck™ ECG PEN product. We purchased the HeartCheck™ ECG PEN a year ago and my husband and I have found the product very easy to use and obtained excellent quality ECG tracings. The best news is that we finally had a diagnosis of atrial fibrillation for my husband and he was able to receive the needed treatment. His cardiologist was very impressed with the ECG PEN and...

Subsequent to open heart surgery, aortic valve replacement plus triple by-pass, my doctors have wired me with event monitors for 24 hours and sometime 72 hours, the stick-on patches and wires are both uncomfortable and inconvenient. I searched for an alternative, discovered and purchased a CardioComm Solutions, HeartCheck™ ECG PEN, which has allowed me to conveniently self-record my heart rhythm [ECG] and keep reading records on my home PC. When my HeartCheck™ ECG PEN indicates...

Just wanted to let you know that I have been using the HeartCheck™ Pen for a few years now and it has been a valuable monitoring tool. Last October early in the month I noticed a slight pause in heart rate, not much, however it was different. The following week I fainted during moderate exercising, recovered right away, no ill effects and went home. Checked heart rate with the Heart Check pen and noticed the pauses, enough that I went to Emergency. 24 hours later they installed...

I have had many unsuccessful Holters trying to catch my arrhythmia, but since it occurs only every week or two, a 3-day Holter invariably misses it. I even had a 7-day Holter that missed it. The solution has been to get a Heart Check and use it whenever I have symptoms. Today I gave my doctor a pile of printouts of my Heart Check rhythm strips, and it caught the various presentations of my arrhythmia perfectly. I was able to do measurements over the course of a couple of hours...

Once the HeartCheck™ ECG PEN was successfully unlocked, the performance of the device was exactly what I had hoped for. With a careful reading of the instructions and some practice I obtained more than adequate results. Everyone I have shown the device is very impressed that such good results could be obtained from such a small and simple package. Just the fact that I can see for myself what is going on with my body gives me great peace of mind and relieves me of days if not...

I have tried several devices which record heart function (ECG) and connect to a service that reviews the results. I have found the best device and service to be CardioComm Solutions’ HeartCheck BT Pen. My cardiologist prefers the reports from CardioComm Solutions to those from others like Kardia. He says Kardia's tracings are "pretty graphs" but sometimes filters too much information that he could interpret if the information were there. Tom V. California, USA

I purchased the HeartCheck Pen in 2012 and it is continues to work reliably. I use it to monitor my pacemaker and in doing so I picked up a problem with the pacemaker firing too often. This was confirmed by a Cardiologist. Worthy of note is now the cardiologists are asking for printouts of my readings and copying them to compare the ECG's. Quite a change and respect for the unit now compared to a few years ago. CardioComm Solutions’ HeartCheck Pen is a great product and has...