Wrist Blood Pressure Cuff vs

Blood Pressure Monitor Wrist or Arm

Manage your blood pressure simply and effectively

Simple to use, the iHealth Feel connected arm blood pressure monitor measures blood pressure, heart rate and detects arrhythmias.

Why should I monitor my blood pressure?

Self-monitoring of blood pressure has a real medical interest. It allows your physician to monitor your blood pressure and to adapt the treatment of your hypertension. More generally, blood pressure monitoring allows the user and his physician to anticipate cardiovascular risks.

What are the advantages of a connected blood pressure monitor?

The free, intuitive and user-friendly iHealth MyVitals application (available for iOS and Android) offers a comprehensive monitoring platform and presents your vital data in colourful graphs and tables. It also allows you to manage your blood pressure according to the World Health Organisation and to share your results with your doctor.

Why we love it

Measure your blood pressure with a clinically validated device, just like your doctor!

The universal 22-42cm iHealth blood pressure cuff fits all and is incredibly easy to use. Just put it on your arm following the arrows on the cuff and press the START/STOP button.

Source: www.ihealthlabs.eu
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