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McKesson
McKesson Brand 23 to 40 cm Aneroid Sphygmomanometer Combo Kit
Contemporary black enamel 300mmHg no-pin stop manometer Adcuff calibrated nylon cuff with proprietary Size Guide marking system prevents mis-cuffing Chrome-plated deflation valve Extra large, color-matched, dual pocket carry case, measures 9 Inches 5...
$34.80 -
Sensiv
Sensiv Arm Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
The Sensiv Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor makes it easy to track your blood pressure at home between visits to the doctor. The large display is easy to read, and the wrist cuff stores neatly in its own compartment. The Monitor’s memory can store up to...
$90.00 -
SmartHeart
SmartHeart Total Body Analyzer with NIBP and Oximeter
Taking care of yourself at home starts with the basics - tracking your weight, tracking your food intake, and tracking your vitals. These tools can help you establish a healthy habits routine from the comfort of home. Watching for change over time is an...
$85.49 -
Hopkins
Hopkins Barriers / Sleeves 100 per Pack
Package Count: 100. The Hopkins® Blood Pressure Cuff Barrier Sleeve covers the patient’s arm allowing you to take a blood pressure reading without the cuff ever coming in contact with the patient's skin. Use these Blood Pressure Cuff Barrier Sleeves to...
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McKesson
McKesson Arm Reusable Aneroid / Stethoscope Set
McKesson Aneroid Sphygmomanometer Kit is a cuff and stethoscope kit with color-coordinated sphygmomanometer and Sprague-Rappaport style stethoscope. The combination kit includes a manual blood pressure monitoring cuff to allow for accurate readouts while...
As low as $29.75 -
ADC
Advantage 6021N Series Large Adult Cuff Arm Home Automatic Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
The Advantage 6021N measures systolic, diastolic pressure, and pulse. Smart Logic technology determines ideal inflation level, providing the ultimate in simplicity. This monitor also features an irregular heartbeat indicator, automatic inflation and...
$70.39 -
Sensiv
Sensiv Wrist Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
Track your blood pressure at home with the Sensiv Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor. The large display is easy to read and minimal buttons make it simple to use. The Monitor’s memory can store up to 90 previous readings for convenient comparison. This compact...
$60.00 -
KardiaMobile
KardiaMobile Card ECG Mobile Card
KardiaMobile Card is the first and only credit-card-sized personal EKG to be cleared by the FDA. It’s thin and light enough to fit perfectly in your wallet, so you can take it with you anywhere. KardiaMobile Card uses Bluetooth to connect to your phone...
$124.37 -
KardiaMobile
KardiaMobile Electrocardiograph
KardiaMobile 6L is the world’s only FDA-cleared, 6-lead personal EKG. Six leads means 6 times the heart data, giving you and your doctor the most detailed view of your heart you can get outside of a hospital. KardiaMobile 6L can detect AFib, Bradycardia,...
$164.42 -
McKesson
McKesson Premium Adult Cuff Arm Aneroid Sphygmomanometer Unit
The McKesson Premium Pocket Aneroid Sphygmomanometer is great for professional use on adult patients. It features a luminescent dial on a chrome plated gauge and a chrome plated brass air release valve with micro-threads for exact control of deflation...
$24.36 -
Withings
Withings BPM Connect - Smart Blood Pressure Monitor, Wi-Fi Enabled
This Wi-Fi blood pressure monitor provides medically accurate blood pressure and heart rate measurements with immediate feedback on the device and full history in the app. This blood pressure monitor was developed with cardiologists and designed to help...
$158.99 -
Mabis
MABISLegacy Large Adult Cuff Arm Aneroid Sphygmomanometer Unit
Legacy Series Aneroid Sphygmomanometer is equipped with a 300 mm Hg no-stop pin manometer. The unit comes complete with a calibrated nylon cuff and deluxe air release valve. The entire unit stores in a zippered carrying case.The gauge is backed by a...
$43.25
Blood Pressure Units
Blood Pressure Units
In many chronic conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and kidney diseases, accurate blood pressure measurement is extremely important. Monitoring your blood pressure at home using a blood pressure unit provides valuable information about your health.
What Are Blood Pressure Units?
Blood pressure units are automatic blood pressure monitors used in health care facilities or at home. They consist of a wrist or arm cuff and a digital monitor. Unlike manual blood pressure cuffs, they work at a touch of a button and display the reading on the LCD. In addition, the device measures your heart rate and can catch irregular heartbeats.
How Do They Work?
Just like regular blood pressure cuffs, blood pressure units measure your systolic and diastolic blood pressures. Systolic blood pressure measures the force of blood as it moves through the arteries to the rest of the body. The bottom figure, diastolic blood pressure, measures the force your heart produces on the walls of your arteries between beats.
When the cuff records your systolic and diastolic pressures, it creates vibrations detected by the blood pressure reader, which are then displayed on the LCD display.
Types of Blood Pressure Units
Arm Blood Pressure Units
Digital arm blood pressure monitors allow for easy and accurate blood pressure measurement. In addition, they have portable monitors and are slim and discrete for convenience.
When looking for a suitable blood pressure unit, find one with the appropriate cuff size, and make sure you're not allergic to any of the materials.
You can also look for units that provide more health information aside from the systolic and diastolic blood pressures. For example, some units also read pulse rate, time of the day, and date.
This information, coupled with the expanded memory storage, will allow you to review your previous readings with a touch of a button. This can come in handy when updating your doctor or tracking blood pressure spikes or dips throughout the day.
Wrist Blood Pressure Units
Wrist blood pressure units work the same way, except that you wrap the cuff around your wrist instead of your arm. When looking for a wrist blood pressure unit, check the information you can obtain from the device and its maximum storage. That will give you an idea of how many readings it can hold.
Double Check the Instructions
Whether you choose an arm or wrist cuff monitor, ensure it has a complete and easy-to-follow guide. Blood pressure device readings tend to be easily affected by several factors, including human errors and body positions.
Pay Attention to Cuff Size
The size of the cuff is essential for both an arm or wrist unit. They come in pediatric, adult, and bariatric sizes. Choosing the right one for your needs will ensure a more accurate reading.
With digital blood pressure units, you can measure your blood pressure anytime, anywhere, even when you're on vacation, so that you can be an active member of your healthcare team.
In many chronic conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and kidney diseases, accurate blood pressure measurement is extremely important. Monitoring your blood pressure at home using a blood pressure unit provides valuable information about your health.
What Are Blood Pressure Units?
Blood pressure units are automatic blood pressure monitors used in health care facilities or at home. They consist of a wrist or arm cuff and a digital monitor. Unlike manual blood pressure cuffs, they work at a touch of a button and display the reading on the LCD. In addition, the device measures your heart rate and can catch irregular heartbeats.
How Do They Work?
Just like regular blood pressure cuffs, blood pressure units measure your systolic and diastolic blood pressures. Systolic blood pressure measures the force of blood as it moves through the arteries to the rest of the body. The bottom figure, diastolic blood pressure, measures the force your heart produces on the walls of your arteries between beats.
When the cuff records your systolic and diastolic pressures, it creates vibrations detected by the blood pressure reader, which are then displayed on the LCD display.
Types of Blood Pressure Units
Arm Blood Pressure Units
Digital arm blood pressure monitors allow for easy and accurate blood pressure measurement. In addition, they have portable monitors and are slim and discrete for convenience.
When looking for a suitable blood pressure unit, find one with the appropriate cuff size, and make sure you're not allergic to any of the materials.
You can also look for units that provide more health information aside from the systolic and diastolic blood pressures. For example, some units also read pulse rate, time of the day, and date.
This information, coupled with the expanded memory storage, will allow you to review your previous readings with a touch of a button. This can come in handy when updating your doctor or tracking blood pressure spikes or dips throughout the day.
Wrist Blood Pressure Units
Wrist blood pressure units work the same way, except that you wrap the cuff around your wrist instead of your arm. When looking for a wrist blood pressure unit, check the information you can obtain from the device and its maximum storage. That will give you an idea of how many readings it can hold.
Double Check the Instructions
Whether you choose an arm or wrist cuff monitor, ensure it has a complete and easy-to-follow guide. Blood pressure device readings tend to be easily affected by several factors, including human errors and body positions.
Pay Attention to Cuff Size
The size of the cuff is essential for both an arm or wrist unit. They come in pediatric, adult, and bariatric sizes. Choosing the right one for your needs will ensure a more accurate reading.
With digital blood pressure units, you can measure your blood pressure anytime, anywhere, even when you're on vacation, so that you can be an active member of your healthcare team.