GPS Location Tracker watch for epilepsy and seizures

MMFA66 GPS Location Tracker Watch Phone with Fall Detection

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Website: MMFA66 GPS Location Tracker Watch Phone with Fall Detection

Cost: £98.99

Features:

  • Waterproof GPS location tracker watch
  • Fall sensor with sensitivity adjustment
  • Medication/event reminders
  • Hi-definition touch display screen
  • Heart rate monitoring
  • Camera function
  • SOS button
  • Guardian Smartphone APP (iOS & Android)
  • No contracts or subscription charge

Other information:

  • Magnetic connection charger cable
  • Two-way phone calling
  • Daily wake up alarm
  • Blood pressure
  • Vibration alert for messages and phone call
  • Caller whitelist
  • Stopwatch
  • Geo-Fence setting
  • Historical route tracking

 

 

Device features
Monitors for seizures
No
Types of seizures detected N/A
Fall detection
Yes
Audible / haptic alarm
Yes
Notifies caregivers
Yes
Movement detection
Yes
Links to app
Yes
Suitable for children
No
CE marked
No

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