Home Use Manual Sphygmomanometer

The Home Use Manual Sphygmomanometer (also known as an arm-type electronic blood pressure monitor or an upper arm fully automatic blood pressure monitor) is currently the mainstream device for home hypertension monitoring. It non-invasively measures upper arm blood pressure using oscillometric measurement technology, providing systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, and heart rate data. Its "fully automatic" feature means no manual inflation or deflation is required; the measurement process is completed with a single button press, making it particularly suitable for the elderly or those with limited mobility.

1. Premium Nylon Armband: Adjustable (9-17 inches/22-43 cm), with a safety D-ring buckle, fits most adult upper arms; latex-free, soft and comfortable, reusable.

2. Precision Liquid-Free Barometer: Large, clear 50mm dial with 2mmHg graduations and a high-contrast pointer for easy reading; pressure range 0-300 mmHg, accuracy ±3 mmHg.

3. Deluxe Inflation Ball and Control Valve: Ergonomic rubber ball with a chrome-plated brass valve for smooth inflation and precise, slow deflation.

4. Single-Head Stethoscope: Equipped with an aluminum stethoscope head for clear Korotkoff sounds.

5. Protective Storage Case: Compact and portable storage case for convenient and safe storage and transport.

1️⃣ High-Precision Measurement

Manual blood pressure monitors are considered one of the clinical "gold standards," providing stable and reliable measurements.

2️⃣ No Power Required

No batteries or electricity are needed, making them suitable for long-term use or emergency situations.

3️⃣ Simple and Durable Structure

Mechanical structure ensures a long service life and low maintenance costs.

4️⃣ High Portability

Most products come with a carrying case for convenient transport at home or when traveling.

To ensure accurate data, please follow these standardized steps:

1. Preparation: Do not smoke, drink coffee, or engage in strenuous exercise for 30 minutes before measurement. Empty your bladder and rest quietly for at least 5 minutes.

2. Correct Sitting Posture:

Sit in a chair with a backrest, feet flat on the ground (do not cross your legs).

Place the arm with the cuff on a table, ensuring the center of the cuff is level with your heart.

3. Cuff Placement:

The lower edge of the cuff should be 2.5 cm (approximately two finger widths) above the elbow crease.

The cuff should be tight enough to allow for the insertion of 1-2 fingers; too loose or too tight will affect the reading.

4. Measurement: Do not speak during the measurement; remain still.

5. Data Recording: It is recommended to take two consecutive measurements, 1-2 minutes apart, and use the average of the two measurements as the final blood pressure value.