Wrist Electronic Home Blood Pressure Device 2X99 Sets With Large Screen Display

Steps to use:

• Before measuring blood pressure, it is best to leave the upper arm bare, and not to roll up the long sleeves causing compression of the blood vessels in the upper arm, which may result in inaccurate blood pressure values;
• Take a seated position with the palm of the hand extended flat upwards, elbow at heart level, upper arm at a 45°angle to the torso and hands relaxed without clenching fists;
• Wrap the cuff flatly around the middle of the upper arm (not at the elbow joint). The lower edge of the cuff should be approximately 1-2cm from the elbow socket and the cuff should be rolled tightly enough to insert just one finger. If it is wrapped too tightly, the blood pressure measured will be low; if it is too loose, it will be high. The cuff's hose should be placed at the point of the brachial artery beat;
• Do not talk and do not hold your breath while taking the blood pressure, but breathe naturally;
• The blood pressure should be taken in one sitting and if not, the cuff should be loosened, rested for 2 to 3 minutes and then re-taken;
• If you find any abnormalities in your blood pressure during the measurement, wait for a while before retaking it. The time between measurements should not be less than 3 minutes, and the measurement should be taken at the same place and in the same position.
• If the blood pressure in both arms is different, the blood pressure in the left arm will usually be slightly higher than that in the right arm, so the higher measurement should be used when recording.
• Patients with hypertension need to monitor their blood pressure regularly, preferably at regular intervals, at regular sites and in regular positions, and record the measured blood pressure values for comparison and self-care.