A&D Multi-user Upper Arm Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor With Accufit Plus Wide Range Cuff Each Battery Oporation
A&D Multi-user Upper Arm Automatic BP Monitor With Accufit Plus Wide Range Cuff Multi User
The UA-767 Plus blood pressure monitor incorporates the latest technology for accurate measurements at home. The One Step Plus Memory monitor is fully automatic and inflates to the correct pressure each time a measurement is taken. The monitor stores the last 90 readings in memory and also displays average readings. The average reading feature automatically calculates the "average" of the total readings stored in memory. This product does not include Power adapter
Specs:
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Clinically Validated for Accuracy
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Pressure Rating Indicator
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Irregular Heartbeat Detection
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One Button Operation
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90 Memory Recall
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Displays Average Readings
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Large Digital Display
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Fast Measurement
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Latex Free
What's Included:
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767 Main Unit
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Cuff Size: Small (6.3 in. to 9.4 in.)
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Manual
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Quick Start Guide
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AC Adapter Optional *not included*
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Blood Pressure Logbook
Trusted Accuracy:
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Clinically validated for accuracy
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Indicates an irregular heartbeat (IHB) during a measurement
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Pressure Rating Indicator classifies blood pressure in accordance with the American Heart Association (AHA) medically approved standards
User Comfort:
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Gentle inflation enables a more comfortable measurement
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Easy to use small cuff (fits 6.3-9.4” arms)
The AHA recommends the following:
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Sit quietly while taking your blood pressure.
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Rest for 5 to 10 minutes beforehand.
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Keep your legs uncrossed and feet flat.
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Sit with your back straight.
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Rest your arm on a table so cuff is at heart level.
It's Important to Know Your Numbers
Your blood pressure can vary throughout the day by as much as 30 to 50mmHg. Things like stress, exercise, and even when you eat, drink or smoke can impact your numbers.
That's why it's important to consistently take your blood pressure at the same time every day so you know what's normal for you. Speak to your doctor about what your target range should be and what to do if your readings are outside of that range
