<p>Find and buy blood pressure monitors from verified suppliers on MedicalSearch. A blood pressure monitor is used for non-invasive measurement of systolic and diastolic pressure.</p><p>Factors to consider when buying a blood pressure monitor:</p><ul><li><strong>Electronic</strong> - Automatically inflate the cuff with the push of a button, often used for blood pressure monitoring at home.<ul><li><strong>Arm cuff models</strong> - Consists of an electronic pressure gauge and an armband.</li><li><strong>Wrist cuff models</strong> - The electronic pressure gauge is mounted on the cuff, usually have larger displays.</li></ul></li><li><strong>Manual </strong>- Requires the user to inflate the cuff by pumping a bulb.<ul><li><strong>Cuff-mounted</strong> - First to be commercialized, features a pressure gauge attached to the cuff.</li><li><strong>Handheld</strong> - Most popular model, features a pressure gauge attached at the same level as the bulb.</li></ul></li><li><strong>Accuracy</strong> - Upper arm blood pressure monitors are usually more accurate .</li><li><strong>Cuff size</strong> - Must fit all types of patients. Standard cuffs that come with the monitors are usually medium.</li><li><strong>Display</strong> - Must have a user-friendly interface with big buttons and easy-to-read results.</li><li><strong>Adjustability </strong>- The inflation level should be adjustable so that the systolic blood pressure can be programmed.</li><li><strong>Connectivity</strong> - Some models can be connected to a computer, tablet or smartphone via Bluetooth or WiFi.</li><li><strong>Other features to consider</strong> - Memory storage, multiple user memories, memory download capability, mains power adapter, irregular heartbeat display, hypertension detector and data averaging function</li></ul><p> </p><p>Contact our vendors for a free quote or expert advice on blood pressure monitors. Delivery available Australia wide.</p>
