Homeuse Manual Aneroid Sphygmomanometer

The Homeuse Manual Aneroid Sphygmomanometer is a mercury-free, mechanical pointer-type blood pressure measuring tool designed specifically for home users. It requires no batteries and relies on manual inflation and deflation, along with a stethoscope, to accurately measure systolic and diastolic blood pressure. It combines high accuracy, durability, and portability, making it a classic choice for home blood pressure monitoring.

1. Stable & Durable Performance
Adopted high-grade zinc alloy gauge and premium latex bulb & bladder, the MC-20D maintains stable and accurate measurement effect for long-term repeated use, with solid quality and long service life.
2. Comfortable Wearing Experience
The breathable cotton cuff is skin-friendly and comfortable, fitting well during blood pressure measurement, bringing a more comfortable experience for daily home health monitoring.
3. Authoritative Formal Certification
Qualified with CE and ISO medical certifications, it complies with international medical standard specifications, with strictly controlled quality and reliable detection performance.
4. Flexible Optional Design
The cuff D ring is optional, which can be freely selected according to usage needs, convenient for wearing and adapting to different arm circumferences.
5. Lightweight & Easy to Carry
Featured with light and compact body design, equipped with a durable leather storage bag, easy to store and carry, ideal for home daily use, travel and outdoor health care.

1. Training Required: Proficiency in Korotkoff sound auscultation is required. First-time users are advised to practice under the guidance of a professional.

2. Regular Calibration: It is recommended to calibrate annually against a standard mercury or electronic sphygmomanometer to ensure long-term accuracy.

3. Quiet Environment: The environment should be relatively quiet during measurement to avoid noise interference with Korotkoff sound recognition.

4. Cuff Size: Choose a cuff that fits the arm circumference. A cuff that is too tight or too loose will affect the measurement results.