Description
Product Description
Cuff:
Similar to manual monitors, digital monitors have an inflatable cuff, but it may be wrapped around the upper arm or wrist.
Display Unit:
These monitors have a digital display unit that shows the systolic and diastolic blood pressure values. Some models also display the heart rate.
Automated Operation:
Digital monitors are often automated, Users simply need to press a button, and the device takes the measurements.
Memory Function:
Many digital monitors have a memory function to store multiple blood pressure readings, allowing users or healthcare professionals to track changes over time.
Power Source:
Digital monitors are powered by rechargeable batteries by AC adapter.
Portability:
Digital monitors are generally more portable and user-friendly than manual ones. They are suitable for home use, making it easier for individuals to monitor their blood pressure regularly.
Tips
- Attention to rest: must rest for at least 15 minutes, keep calm and stable breathing condition before measurement.
- Measurement Tips: The difference between the blood pressure at the wrist and the arm is usually between 10-20 mmHg. The difference between the blood pressure at the wrist and the arm is usually normal. Taking the average of 3 measurements will be more accurate.
- Some charging heads have protection protocols. They cannot charge other products. For example, Apple and Huawei charging heads cannot be used. It is recommended to use a power bank or a computer USB port to charge.
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