Need receiver for heart rate?

I bought a Polar Heart rate monitor Nike + from apple store beleiving that it was directly linked...quote: "It delivers heart rate information directly to the Nike+ system through your 5th- or 6th-generation iPod nano or other compatible Nike+ devices."...then when I got it, I went thru many sites and it is still not clear...until I saw a video that showed that you also needed the Nike + Sport kit with receiver for it to work...is that true?
Why not sell the receiver on the apple web site stating: "You also need this little thing for your strap to work..."
Thanks

Page 22 of http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/Nike_Plus_iPod_User_Guide.pdf says:
Note: You must have the iPod + Nike receiver attached to your iPod nano (6th generation) to use a heart rate monitor or remote.
Jeremy

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