• OUTSTANDING FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS—Fully automatic inflation and deflation with one-button start make this monitor easy to use. 2-person memory banks store up to 199 measurements each and date/time stamp and last reading average help track results
• WRIST MONITOR CONVENIENCE — Compact and portable, a wrist monitor is ideal for those who might want to take their device for travelling or use outside the home or who aren’t comfortable applying an upper arm cuff. Wrist monitors are proven accurate and comparable to upper arm devices. Fits adult wrists 5.3” – 7.6”; if your wrist is outside this range, it may be necessary to use an arm style monitor
• INTERPRETTING YOUR RESULTS—Visual cues, including a Hypertension Indicator and Irregular Heartbeat Icon help let you know instantly where your results stand. The Hypertension Indicator assesses if your reading falls within the globally accepted World Health Organization standards. The Irregular Heartbeat detector lets you know at a glance if an irregular heartbeat was detected during measurements
• PREFORMED WRIST CUFF—Wrist monitors are a proven accurate method of home blood pressure monitoring. People with severe hypertension or diabetes should consult with their physician about monitoring at the wrist.
• COMPLETE HOME MONITORING—Taking your blood pressure reading at home has never been easier or more reliable. Home monitoring can help identify changes in your blood pressure and provide insight to your overall health picture. This device includes everything you need to get started: monitor with attached cuff, 2 x AAA batteries, detailed English / Spanish instructions, quick start guide, FAQ, results charting log and 1-year limited warranty

Wrist monitors are a proven accurate method to take your blood pressure at home. Is a wrist cuff style monitor right for you? This monitor fits wrist size: 5.3” – 7.6”.  Using the wrong cuff size could result in inaccurate measurements. If your wrist measurement is outside the stated size range, it is necessary to use an arm style cuff monitor. People with hypertension, arteriosclerosis or diabetes should consult their physician about monitoring blood pressure at the wrist.