Joe Z.
OXILINE ONLY OFFERS LIFETIME WARRANTY…
OXILINE ONLY OFFERS LIFETIME WARRANTY IF THE DEVICE WAS PRURCHASD DIRECTLY FROM THEM. I purchased on Oxiline Blood pressure monitor Model XS Pro on 02/06/26. On June 4th, I synced the XS Pro with my phone app, and found that there was no data from May 18th thru June 4th. When I went to check the data manually on the device, it showed my reading from June 4th, but no data from May 18th to June 4th. I sent a message to Oxiline support regarding this problem. I requested a refund or replacement unit. I received the following response: "I can see how stressful this is—especially with your doctor appointment tomorrow. Let’s try to recover those last 2 weeks of readings and get you something you can share with your doctor ASAP." I was given a list of things to try, most of which I had already tried, but I did everything on their list again, but it did not fix the problem. I sent a response to Oxiline that I could not recover the data. My next response from Oxiline was "About your return/refund request: we can absolutely help with that, but I’ll need to locate your purchase first. Please reply with your order number (from your confirmation email/receipt) or the email address used at checkout if different from xxxx.xxx Also confirm which blood pressure monitor model you have (e.g., Pressure XS Pro, etc.) and whether you want to return it due to the missing readings/sync issues. Once I have the order details, I’ll guide you through the quickest next step based on your delivery date (and we’ll still do everything we can to get your data recovered for tomorrow)". I sent them all of the requested data, including the order information confirmation from Walmart, which is where I purchased the device. I received a response "Thanks for the detailed follow-up — I can see why this would be alarming and frustrating. If the device history is showing the same date/time for every record while the pressure/pulse values change wildly each time you press Display, that does point to a device/memory fault rather than normal stored readings". They sent me another list of things to try. At this point I discovered I could no longer sync my data. When I looked at the data manually, I discovered there were literally hundreds of entries for June 4th. I was able to export the data, so I sent a copy of the CSV file showing the hundreds of entries. They responded by asking for my purchase information again, which I had previously sent them. I got the following response, "ABOUT REPLACEMENT / WARRANTY COVERAGE Because this unit was purchased and fulfilled through Walmart (order XXXXXXXXXXXX), any replacement or refund has to be processed through Walmart’s order/returns system. Our lifetime warranty coverage applies to devices purchased directly from oxiline.shop, so I’m not able to authorize a warranty replacement on a Walmart order from our side. On calling Walmart, they said I would have to contact the manufacturer.


