This home-based, wrist blood pressure monitor is powered by OMRON Advanced Accuracy Technology. It is the first model of the OMRON Blood Pressure Series. The OMRON Advanced Accuracy Technology minimizes the impact your breathing and movements will have on your blood pressure reading results. Used on the wrist, the monitor stores 60 blood pressure readings. The includes an Irregular Heartbeat Detector, Hypertension Indicator, and a LCD digital display for easier reading.
Taking blood pressure at home is a necessity for many. With the Intellisense 3 Series Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor it has never been easier! Just apply the cuff, press a single button, and let the machine take your pressure automatically.
Some blood pressure monitors store your readings to let you check back later. This makes it easy to compare from one day to the next. Newer blood pressure monitors also connect to apps that will break down the information for you in a more useful manner than a couple of numbers on a screen. Ease of use is another factor when you’re choosing a blood pressure monitor. You’ll need to consider how easy it is to slip the blood pressure cuff on and off your arm, as well as the screen that comes with the device. Some monitors have large, easily readable digital screens that clearly reveal your reading to take away the guesswork.
Its exclusive Advanced Averaging technology displays the average of the last three readings taken within 10 minutes. This BP monitor can store, date and time stamp 60 readings. Its Hypertension Indicator Icon alerts the user if the reading ever exceeds internationally recognized guidelines for normal blood pressure measurements. This blood pressure monitor designed for people who want ease and portability with clinically validated accuracy. It stores 60 blood pressure readings for 1 user, and fits adult wrists ranging from 5.3 in. The omron 5 series features a one-touch design that is both lightweight and portable for checking your blood pressure on the go!
But perhaps most importantly, it also gives you the option to charge the device using an AC adapter, which is something the 3 Series fails to offer. But with one user profile and the ability to store just 14 readings in memory, it’s really only useful for day-to-day readings. If you want to measure your blood pressure omron 3 series for a month, then report the results back to your doctor, the 5 Series could be a better option . Some monitors link up to smartphone apps that store your information. Unfortunately, this means you have to sync your data every time if you want to maintain an up-to-date history of each of your readings.