Automatic Digital Blood Pressure Monitor by DigHealth, Wide-range Upper Arm Medium Cuff (8.6-14.2″),Medical Certified Accurate Meter,WHO Hypertension,Irregular Heart Beat Indicators,Portable for Home

• Clinically proven technology for measuring systolic, diastolic blood pressures and heart rate; Discrete and convenient portable wrist unit allows to monitor blood pressure anywhere.
• Automatic irregular heartbeat (Arrhythmia) detection and WHO Hypertension Indicator; Fully automatic inflation and dynamic measurement technology makes the measurement very simple.
• This blood pressure monitor can store 120 blood pressure readings (60 x 2 users) – large memory; Advanced averaging feature displays the average of the last 3 readings.
• Push-button access to average last 3 readings of blood pressure; Slim design and large LCD display; Only needs 4x AA batteries (not included).
• Automatically power off – smart power saving feature of this blood pressure cuff; Fits standard and large adult arm circumferences from 8.6 to 14.2 inches.

This Item Includes a Case of One (1) upper arm blood pressure monitor; One (1) travel bag; One (1) user’s manual; Product Description Tektrum upper arm blood pressure monitor is an advanced portable model offering digital readings anywhere you go. The design of blood pressure monitor is based on clinically proven technology. With large internal memory, the blood pressure monitor stores up to 120 (30 readings x 4 users) blood pressure readings, and automatically classifies each blood pressure reading according to WHO (World Health Organization) hypertension guidelines. It calculates average blood pressure readings based on the 3 most recent readings, displays heart rate, and detects irregular heart (Arrhythmia).
•Make sure you are not eating, bathing, exercising, drinking alcohol or smoking for at least 30 minutes before a measurement.
•Stimulants such as caffeine and certain medicines can affect your blood pressure.
•Taking your blood pressure at the same time every day in a relaxed setting will provide a better picture of your blood pressure over time.
•Using your blood pressure monitor’s average function is recommended, since individual results may vary based on other factors.
•Taking repeated readings rapidly can lead to inaccurate measurements. Allow for a few minutes to pass before the next reading, taking care to remain relaxed and calm.
•Taking your blood pressure at home and then at your Doctor’s office can sometimes lead to different results, due to heightened anxiety sometimes experienced when visiting the DoctorMeasurement.