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> "Classic" vs. Ultra, Questions about differences between models
skahn
post May 23 2009, 08:30 AM
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I bought the original RESPeRATE a couple of years ago and used it on and off. I am now using it more consistently and regularly. The results have been a little variable and I had to call technical support once, but on the whole I am cautiously optimistic and think I am making progress.

I noticed that there is a "new and improved" model called the Ultra. I have no great desire to spend more money, but keeping my blood pressure down (a life-long problem) is a high priority for me now.

How much reason would there be for me (or for any other owner of the original model) to consider "upgrading." Is there a discounted price available if an owner of the original model wants to "upgrade?"
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marguerite
post May 26 2009, 10:33 AM
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Let me begin by saying that they both do the same thing....lower your blood pressure. The Ultra comes with an interactive tutorial, is smaller in size and has a sleeker more modern look to it. It has a larger enhanced display with fewer buttons. The Ultra comes with ear buds (headphones are still available if requested) and the BEST new feature in my opinion, the detachable sensor belt!!!
The ULTRA is currently exclusively available directly from us, the manufacturer, InterCure. Check out the side by side comparison at: http://www.resperate.com/us/shop/home.aspx

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