So you may want to watch for one that makes it easy to capture multiple readings without having to always make sure you’re under the right username. There are more than bells and whistles to a blood pressure monitor. Accuracy is a top priority, but it can get confusing since many devices promise accurate results. One method some devices use is averaging, which takes multiple readings and gives you the average of all. Some monitors also use AM/PM averaging to help you keep an eye on your overall daily blood pressure readings. Dr. Sonpal also recommends getting it calibrated for accuracy at your doctor’s office.
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 Omron 3 Series includes an Irregular Heartbeat Detector, Hypertension Indicator, and a LCD digital display for easier reading.
The Hypertension Indicator displays your blood pressure readings compared to average blood pressure levels. If your systolic blood pressure reaches 130 mmHg or above and/or the diastolic blood pressure reaches 80 mmHg or above, the blood pressure indicator displays a ‘HIGH’ symbol. The BP monitor also features an Irregular Heartbeat Detector that is built in to detect fluctuations or irregular heartbeats while measuring blood pressure. If irregularities are detected outside of normal parameters, an indicator icon will alert users. The omron 5 series BP710N model is an upgraded version of the original BP710 device.
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.
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 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.
Includes a wide-range D-ring cuff with soft contoured design for a more comfortable measurement. Take your health to the next level with guaranteed HSA eligible Diagnostic products. Take your health to the next level with guaranteed FSA eligible Diagnostic products. The Omron 3 Series blood pressure monitor includes a wide range D-Ring cuff that fits both standard and large arms from 9 to 17 inches. When you trust your heart health to Omron, you’ll be empowered by accuracy.