Clinically validated wireless upper arm blood pressure monitor with Intelli Wrap Cuff for easy, accurate readings in any arm position.
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Clinically validated wireless upper arm blood pressure monitor with Intelli Wrap Cuff for easy, accurate readings in any arm position.
Simple, clinically validated upper arm blood pressure monitor with Intellisense technology and irregular heartbeat detection for reliable everyday readings.
Simple, clinically validated upper arm blood pressure monitor with Intellisense technology, cuff wrap guide and last reading memory for reliable everyday checks.
Smart, clinically validated upper arm blood pressure monitor with large 22–42 cm cuff, Intellisense technology and Bluetooth syncing for easy home tracking.
Simple, clinically validated upper arm blood pressure monitor with Bluetooth syncing, Intellisense technology and irregular heartbeat detection.
Simple, clinically validated blood pressure monitor with Intellisense technology, wide cuff and one touch operation for reliable everyday home monitoring.
Easy, clinically validated upper arm blood pressure monitor with Intellisense technology, Easy Cuff and irregular heartbeat detection for dependable home checks.
Clinically validated upper arm blood pressure monitor with Intelli Wrap Cuff, cuff wrap guide and irregular heartbeat detection for easy, accurate home readings.
The 2023 ESH guidelines recommend to measure blood pressure in both arms at first to detect possible between-arm differences and choose the arm with the highest values for ongoing measurements. It is important to choose always the same arm after the first measurement for blood pressure tracking over time. If the measurements differ significantly between arms, please contact your physician.
Your blood pressure results are impacted by the position of your arms. Your arm and heart should be at the same level for an accurate measurement. If your arm is too high or too low, it might make your reading appear abnormally high or low. The following advice may help you keep your arms in the right posture when taking measurements:
You can be confident that the blood pressure monitor connected to your arm is providing the most accurate readings when your arm is positioned correctly.
Using an arm blood pressure machine for home use is straightforward, but accuracy depends on following a few important steps:
If you take the steps laid out above you can manage your blood pressure from the comfort of your own home knowing that you’re doing your best to keep your heart healthy.
O’Shea, J., & Murphy, M. (2000). Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring: which arm? Journal of Human Hypertension, 14(4), 227–230. https://doi.org/10.1038/sj.jhh.1000998
American Heart Association (2017). Monitoring your blood pressure at home. Retrieved from www.heart.org/en/health-topics/high-blood-pressure/understanding-blood-pressure-readings/monitoring-your-blood-pressure-at-home
This content has been reviewed and approved by a Omron Healthcare Europe cross-functional team to ensure that the provided information is accurate. Approval Code: OHEAPP-715