Medical Electric grade blood pressure monitor fully automatic upper arm neutral electric intelligent blood pressure measuring instrument export blood pressure monitor

Medical grade blood pressure monitor fully automatic upper arm neutral electric intelligent blood pressure measuring instrument export blood pressure monitor

Arm Blood Pressure Monitor- It

 uses an inflatable cuff which is wrapped around the patient’s upper arm to measure the systolic and diastolic blood pressure as well as the pulse rate of adult

One-Touch Design:

 The one-touch design of this automatic blood pressure cuff allows for quick and easy access to blood pressure data, enhancing daily usability in monitoring high blood pressure.

The Blood Pressure device consists of the main body and the arm belt, suitable for home use for measuring blood pressure and pulse rate.

Clear Digital Display: With a clear digital display screen, users can conveniently view blood pressure data in a visual and easy-to-read format, ensuring that the monitor provides accurate and reliable readings.

What You Get is 1* blood pressure monitor,1* cable, 1* blood pressure cuff ,1* Instruction manual

Automatic Stylish, if no operation for 1 minute, it will auto power off..

With one press of a button, you can measure your blood pressure with ease and accuracy in the comfort of your own home in just a few steps. Your systolic, diastolic, pulse readings and pulse rate will display on the screen, WHO 

Indicator will classify your blood pressure level, the reading together with the date and time will store in the me

Adjustable Cuff

Comfortable and simple to adjust, the pre-formed Comfit Cuff inflates around the entire arm to avoid incorrect cuff positioning ensuring a precise reading and expandable cuff fits standard and large appendages. Blood pressure measurement values vary from the left arm to the right arm. The average is generally within 10 mmHg (millimeters of mercury) for most individuals.

Home blood pressure monitors are generally designed for use on the left arm as they are validated through clinical studies using the left arm. You should talk to your doctor before using the right arm to take a measurement.