Easy-to-Use Digital Blood Pressure Wrist Monitor by Ziqing Medical
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Ziqing Medical Digital Blood Pressure Wrist Monitor features Sphygmoman, Tonometer, Cuff Tensiometer, Heart Rate Pulse Meter (10006858)
The Ziqing Medical Digital Blood Pressure Wrist Monitor is a convenient and easy-to-use device for monitoring your blood pressure at home. With its compact design and accurate readings, it is perfect for tracking your health on-the-go.
Hypertension, often called silence killer that rarely has any symptoms. It caused 2/3 of the strokes and nearly half of the heart attacks.
1.Why use a blood pressure monitor?
The advantages of electronic sphygmomanometer are fast, convenient and intuitive. It is recommended that each measurement be repeated three times and the average value is taken to obtain more accurate measurement results.
2.Choose the appropriate electronic blood pressure monitor for your physical condition
At present, there are three types of electronic blood pressure monitors, which are arm type, wrist type, and finger type. The wrist blood pressure monitor is easy to carry and can be used in any occasion. It is a good partner for your daily monitoring of health.
2.User A/B Record
2*99 readings, 99 records for per user. Intelligently averages past 3 measurements ensuring a precise reading.
3.Simple One-Button Operation
Just simply wear the wrist band, pressing the switch button, and you will get the accurate readings within 60 seconds.
4.Large Screen with Clear Readings
With large LCD screen can help you check readings clearly.
5.Humanoid Voice Reporting
1.Help with Early Diagnosis
Using the home monitor can help your doctor diagnose high blood pressure earlier than if you have only occasional blood pressure measurement in a medical office.
2.Easy for Keep A Blood Pressure Journal
The regular records can help you partner with your physician to ensure that your treatments to lower high blood pressure/hypertension are working. The American Heart Association recommends that anyone with, or at risk of high blood pressure, should monitor their blood pressure at home
3.Cut Your Health Care Costs
Self-monitoring might decrease your number of visits to your doctor or clinic, even if the cost can be afforded by medical insurance.
