BPL B21 BP monitor is ideal for people who suffer from hypertension and hypotension. It has multiple memory spaces, so you can have a better understanding of your health.
Safety Information
Store in a cool and dry place.
Keep out of reach of children.
Wipe the screen at frequent intervals.
Product Highlights
5″ LCD display with warm white backlight.
Irregular heartbeat detection and provides a low battery indicator.
Dual Power Source: 4 x AA alkaline batteries and USB Type-C.
Smart Indicators: Incorrect cuff wrapping or usage alert.
Multiple user memory: storage of up to 99 recordings for three different individuals.
Universal cuff size of 22*32cm, recommended for adults.
Description
Fully automatic digital blood pressure monitors operating on the oscillometric principle.
The blood pressure monitor comes with the WHO pressure.
classification indication on the machine.
Can detect irregular heartbeats during regular use.
The BPL BP Machine is powered by batteries, making it easily portable.
Smart automatic inflation of the arm cuff in the BPL Blood Pressure Monitor prevents pain and discomfort while taking a reading.
Directions of Use
Find a comfortable place to sit with a back support on a chair, desk, or table.
Place your feet flat on the floor.
Rest your arm on a table.
Place the cuff on your bare upper arm, 1 inch above your elbow.
Pull the end of the cuff so that you have equal tension around the arm.
Wait for a moment, then press the on/off button.
The cuff will slowly inflate and deflate automatically.
Once the reading is complete, the monitor will display the blood pressure and pulse rate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The BPL B21 comes with a 2.5-inch large LCD display with a warm white backlight, a dual power source including USB type-C compatibility, irregular heartbeat detection, and smart indicators such as a cuff wrapping indicator and an incorrect usage alert.
No, it provides accurate results when used correctly. However, incorrect use, like incorrect cuff size, poor calibration, or user error, can lead to inaccurate readings.
It’s a good idea to have your blood pressure measured in both arms at least once, or you can consult your doctor.
If you are taking medications and your blood pressure is stable, you should check it periodically (once or twice a week), based on your physician’s recommendation.
Yes. Dependency of the arm below heart level leads to an overestimation of systolic and diastolic pressures, and raising the arm above heart level leads to an underestimation.