A&D Medical One-step Plus Memory Blood Pressure Monitor With Small Cuff AEUA767PVS
Reliable, Accurate and Simple Blood Pressure Monitoring at Home
The A&D blood pressure monitor combines sleek design with clinical precision. Designed for easy, one-button operation, this fully automatic monitor provides accurate readings and advanced features for tracking your heart health over time.
Features:
- Clinically validated for accuracy
- One button operation
- 90 reading memory with date and time stamp
- Irregular Heartbeat feature - Alerts if detected during measurment
- Large digital display
- Fast measurement
- Latex free for sensitive users
- Provides simultaneous readout - of systolic/diastolic pressure and pulse rate
- Calculates and displays average blood pressure readings
- Display: Digital: 16mm Character height (BP), 10mm character height (Pulse)
- Pressure and pulse displayed simultaneously
- Pressurization: Automatic, using micro pump
- Deflation: Automatic exhaust
- Battery Life: Approx. six months with one daily measurement
- Power Source: Four type AA alkaline batteries (1.5 volt) or AC Power Adapter (TB:181).
- Batteries Included / AC power adapter not included.
What's Included:
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UA-767PVS Blood Pressure Monitor
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Small Cuff (Fits arm sizes: 6.3" – 9.4")
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4 x AA Batteries (Included)
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Instruction Manual (English, Spanish, French)
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Quick Start Guide
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Blood Pressure Logbook
*** AC power adapter sold separately.
Sizing:
- Upper Arm Measurement: Small Cuff Measures to 6.3 to 9.4 Inches
The AHA recommends the following:
- Sit quietly while taking your blood pressure.
- Rest for 5 to 10 minutes beforehand.
- Keep your legs uncrossed and feet flat.
- Sit with your back straight.
- 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.