Kinetik Wellbeing Fully Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor

Make sure you always get, accurate, comfortable and fast blood pressure measurements with this clinically validated (approved by BIHS and ESH) blood pressure monitor. It has a 90 strong reading memory, irregular heartbeat detection and a Universal Cuff (22-42cm) that should fit most users. In Association with St John Ambulance. Clinically validated - BIHS & ESH approved. 90 memories showing date and time of reading. One button operation. Irregular heartbeat detector. Batteries required: 4 x AAA batterie... - Manufacturers part number: WBP1

• PLEASE NOTE: This device is not suitable for patients fitted with pacemakers or other implanted cardiac devices
• Kinetik Wellbeing: As the UK’s largest independent medical device company, we are committed to producing clinically validated devices to improve health and wellbeing with innovative, easy-to-use products designed to the highest medical standards
• Instructions: To ensure the accuracy of your blood pressure kit results, we would advise that you take your blood pressure at the same time every day. Avoid eating, drinking, and exercise for an hour prior to using the blood pressure tester
• User Friendly and Comfortable: With a quick release blood pressure cuff that fits upper arms from 22-42cm, our monitor will fit the majority of arms. Blood pressure readings can be varied depending on the circumstances under which they were taken
• Innovative New Technology: Our unique design enables the Kinetik Wellbeing Blood Pressure Meter to take a reading while the cuff inflates, allowing it to release quickly once the reading is complete & minimising pressure on the arm
• Trusted Brand: Used by the NHS & in association with St John Ambulance. Our Blood Pressure Machine is clinically validated as well as BIHS & ESH approved to ensure safe and reliable results
• Empowering Health at Home: With Irregular heartbeat detection and a 90 reading memory, our upper arm blood pressure monitor enables you to quickly and accurately measure your blood pressure. Receive average readings to monitor your health over time