ReadMyECG | Export your ECGs from EMAY

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How to export your ECG:

1. Click Connect to my device to sync your phone wuth ECG Monitor
2. Select from the list ECG that you want export
3. Click on the last icon in the top right corner
4. Click on Mail icon in the top right corner
5. Select Send in PDF option from the list
6. Select Save to Files from the share option

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Get second opinions of your ECGs by human experts on the ReadMyECG app!

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Get second opinions of your ECGs by human experts on the ReadMyECG app!

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