Product description: Arm-type fully automatie digital blood pressure monitor

Display: large LCD digital display

Measurement method: Oscillometric method

Measurement range:

Systolic presure: 60-280 mmHg

Diastolic pressure: 30-200 mmHg

Pulse: 30-180 Beats/minute (±5%)

Pressurization: Automatic pressurization

Memory: 120 memories in Tow Groups with Date and Time

Weight: Approx. 480g /16.93oz (Excluding Battery)

Dimensions: Approx. 131.2*101.8*44.1mm/5.17*4.01*1.74in(L*W*H)

Power Source: 4*AAA batteries

Function:

Irregular heartbeat detection

WHO Classification Indicator

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Voice

Backlight

Note: the packing list Not included battery

• What you can monitor?

Your blood pressure (systolic and diastolic) and pulse rate. Which helps you detect if any hypertension and arrhythmia. By collecting these info you can commucitate with your doctors on how to deal with at anytime without going to the hospital.

• What is the best time of day for testing?

Morning time or any time you feel relaxed and stress free.

• How to tell if the monitor is accurate?

All of the blood pressure monitors are relatively accurate. Because blood pressure readings are constantly changing (depending on what you’ve eaten, how long you’ve rested, time of day, etc.), the key to understanding your blood pressure is to take regular daily readings. Take the monitor to the doctors and compare the numbers.

• What type should I use, arm or wrist type?

As suggested by doctors and professional the cuff-style blood pressure monitors that go around your upper arm (like this one) are generally more accurate than wrist-style monitors (which are much easier to use). If you need to test frequently and strictly follow the instructions, wrist is suitable.