2-in-1 Classic Medical Sphygmomanometer

At zero pressure, make certain the pointer is within the oval surrounding the zero-pressure gradation on the dial. Although an unpressurized reading of zero does not guarantee accuracy at all scale points, failure of the pointer to indicate zero (± 3 mmHg) is an obvious sign of error.

1. The EXANOVO MC-50C 2-in-1 Sphygmomanometer Set combines professional-grade accuracy with classic, reliable design. This all-in-one kit provides everything you need for precise blood pressure measurement, making it an ideal choice for healthcare students, professionals, and home users seeking a manual, trusted method.

2. Professional Accuracy: Features a large, easy-to-read 50mm gauge crafted from durable aluminum alloy, ensuring measurements are accurate within ±3mmHg. The clear scale with 2mmHg divisions allows for precise reading.

3. All-in-One Convenience: This complete set includes a blood pressure monitor with a classic nylon cuff and a single-head stethoscope, neatly stored together in a protective leather bag for easy portability and organization.

4. Durable & User-Friendly Design: Built with quality materials like a PVC bladder with dual tubes for consistent pressure and a colorful, soft-rubber bulb for comfortable use. The cuff offers a secure fit with its strong Velcro and optional D-ring. An optional noctilucent (glow-in-the-dark) gauge face enhances readability in low-light conditions.

5. Certified Quality: Backed by CE, ISO, and FDA certifications, this product meets international standards for safety and performance, giving you full confidence in its reliability.

1. Preparation: Sit comfortably in a quiet environment with your feet flat on the floor. Rest for 5 minutes. Slide the cuff onto your bare upper arm, positioning the bottom edge about 2-3 cm above your elbow.

2. Positioning: Secure the cuff snugly using the Velcro strap or the D-ring. Place the stethoscope's earpieces in your ears and gently press the chestpiece (head) over the pulse point on the inner side of your arm, just below the cuff.

3. Measuring: Close the air valve on the bulb by turning it clockwise. Inflate the cuff by repeatedly squeezing the bulb until the gauge reads about 30-40 mmHg above your expected systolic pressure.

4. Reading: Slowly open the valve to release air. As the pressure drops, listen for the first pulse sound (systolic pressure) and note the point where it disappears (diastolic pressure) on the gauge.

5. Completion: Open the valve fully to deflate the cuff completely after reading. Gently remove the cuff and stethoscope.
 

1. Cleaning: Wipe the gauge, cuff, and stethoscope with a soft, damp cloth. Do not immerse any part of the device in water or use harsh chemicals. The stethoscope eartips can be cleaned with alcohol.

2. Storage: Always store the set in the provided leather bag to protect it from dust, moisture, and impacts. Keep it in a cool, dry place.

3. Operating Conditions: Use and store the device within a temperature range of 0°C to 46°C (32°F to 115°F) and at a relative humidity level not exceeding 85%.

4. Handling: Avoid dropping the gauge or exposing it to strong magnetic fields, as this may affect its accuracy. With proper care, this device has an expected service life of five years.