Jumper Medical Angelsound Fetal Doppler Reviews


Description:Brand: Jumper Medical / Type: Pregnancy Aids / Retail-Therapy angelsounds fetal doppler is superb value for money the sound quality is excellent you will not be disapointed!!! The safe and easy to use Angel Sounds fetal doppler is manufactured by a company ... more
Jumper Medical Angelsound Fetal Doppler ... which specialises in the manufacturer of fetal dopplers and other medical equipment for the medical profession - enables you to hear your baby's heart beat from as early as 10-12 weeks, in the comfort of your own home - and at an affordable price. Also you will hear kicks, hiccups and babys first movements There is a recording cable included, you will be able to record these first sounds and keep them for life! Not only can be recorded by the cassette, but is can also be recorded by your computer.
Newest Review: ... twelve weeks but we were able to pick up our son's heartbeat at ten weeks. It arrived within three days of delivery and was ... more
Customer Jumper Medical Angelsound Fetal Doppler Reviews (14)

by - written on 06/09/11, updated on 30/10/11 (Very useful, 178 readings)
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I had a history of miscarriage before my daughter was born, and in the three years of miscarriages and trying to conceive, I had never heard of a fetal doppler! Then when I was pregnant with my daughter (now 21 months) I had a visit to the midwife, who located her heartbeat with a sonic aid doppler. I remember saying to her, "I wish they had one you could buy" and she looked at me and said, "there is!" So as soon as I got home, I went online and found the Angelsounds doppler for £14.99 on Amazon which I thought was a fantastic price. You do have to pay delivery on top but as I was buying other stuff at the same time, I got free ... Read the complete review

by - written on 11/06/11, updated on 11/06/11 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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I am currently sixteen weeks pregnant with my first child and I never knew that it could be such an anxious time! My first scan was at 10 weeks and I was delighted to see my tiny little baby kicking about. Since then, I have been quite anxious waiting until my next scan which isnt until I am twenty weeks. The suspense almost killing me and wanting to see if my baby was ok for my own peace of mind and reassurance led me to search on Google for fetal dopplers. I wanted something that would let me hear my babys heartbeat so that I could relax more through my pregnancy and have the reassurance of knowing my little babys heart is beating away. I searched ... Read the complete review

by - written on 18/07/10 (Very useful, 283 readings)
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== Introduction == I am 31 weeks pregnant, and have some trouble feeling my baby sometimes, I have been into hospital for monitering 3 times now for it as I have worried so much over it. I was on the verge of asking the midwife if I could take a doppler home with me so I could listen to the heart of the baby at home if I thought I hadn't felt any movement in 24 hours when I saw this on Amazon. I was very dubious about buying it as I had heard they can be awful, not pick up any heartbeat and worry you more than you did without feeling movement- but I couldn't resist buying it just as a means of trying to stay sane for the last 9 weeks of my ... Read the complete review

by - written on 20/05/10 (Very useful, 169 readings)
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i bought an Angelsound fetal doppler because i am an impatient person and wanted to here my little one when i was waiting on my 20 week scan. when it arrived it came with it's own set of earphones and batteries so, you literally have to plug your earphones in, switch it on and you are ready to go! i would recommend getting gel to go with this because it does actually help when picking up baby. i was able to pick up babies heartbeat from 12 weeks onwards. I am how would you say - cuddly, and i had no problems finding babies heartbeat. this specific model doesn't have an LCD screen to display heart rate but this can easily be worked out. ... Read the complete review

by - written on 04/07/12 (Very useful, 155 readings)
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If you are pregnant and reading this first let me say congratulations. I hope you are sitting with your feet up and resting. After getting the blue line showing you are pregnant it is quite a while before you develop a definate baby bump and feel your baby move inside you. For your partner the only signs of pregnancy might be seeing you sick, tired and grumpy! There are variations in the NHS but I am two NHS scans one at 12 weeks and one at 20 weeks. I also had a private scan at 9 weeks. Nothing can prepare you for hearing your baby's heartbeat for the first time although my husband was very startled as he didn't realise how much faster a baby's heartbeat is compare ... Read the complete review

