Product Description

Intelligent blood pressure monitor with data tracking

This medical-grade blood pressure monitor features a certified, user-friendly design. With a large 4.2-inch digital display, it measures blood pressure and pulse, classifying results using a traffic-light scale. Integrated motion and cuff sensors ensure accurate readings, with enough memory slots for two users and an average of the last three measurements provide comprehensive health tracking. This device offers a convenient and reliable way to monitor blood pressure.

• Certified medical device
• Type-C connection or AAA batteries for power supply
• “”Integrated motion sensor”” indicates when excessive body movement is detected during measurement
• “”Cuff fitness detection”” indicates when thecuff has been wrapped incorrectly
• Upper arm cuff for 22 – 42 cm circumferences
• Blood pressure classification – measurements classified using a traffic-light scale
• Irregular heartbeat display
• 99 memory slots for each of 2 users
• Calculates average value of data of the last 3 results
• Large display screen 4.2” and digital for easyreading
• Display items: Blood pressure classification, systolic, diastolic, pulse, date, time

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Thermometer features silent mode and touchless measurement of forehead temperature in few seconds

MDD

Medical Device Directive certified medical device

Measurement method

Contact-free measurement of body temperature

4 measurement modes

Body, Body in night, Object, Object in night

Measurement of object temperature 0-100°C

e.g. surfaces, ambient temperature

Acoustic fever alarm

Green: normal temperature, red: raised temperature

Memory capacity

Automatic storage of the last 30 measurement results

Automatic power-off

Approx. 30 seconds after the last measurement

°C/°F

Selectable measurement unit:°C or °F

Normal Body Temperature

Normal human body temperature is often stated as 36-37.5°C (96.8-99.5°F) 36-37.5°C (96.8-99.5°F), depending on gender and location measured.

Body temperature varies, depends on:

Gender

Age

Time

Physical activity

Health status

Body part

State of consciousness

Emotion

Body temperature is kept in normal range by thermoregulation.   Readings vary about 0.8°C during the day. Readings are at their lowest in the morning at 7am, the maximal reading is reached in the evening between 5-7pm.

What is Fever?

Fever often occurs in the case of infections, and is a sign that the body’s immune system is working overtime.

Shivering & Chills

Headache

Runny Nose

Pains in the limbs

Fatigue

Cough

Sore Throat

The course of an illness can be best monitored by taking a temperature reading 2 to 3 times a day at 4 to 6 hour intervals. Remember, always take the temperature at the same place and on the same part of the body.

When is Fever Critical?

Guidance on Monitoring

Accuracy, suitability, convenience and acceptability by user should all be taken into account when choosing the appropriate thermometer.

Rectal / Oral measurement

Recommend thermometer: Digital thermometer with flexible tip, water-resistant

Reasons: Small hand-held size, safe to use, easy to disinfect, fast measurement.

Recommend use for

Forehead measurement

Recommend thermometer: Non-contact infrared type, Contact infrared type

Reasons: Blood circulation in head is more active compared with other parts of body, so forehead measurement can get results very quickly.

Recommend use for

Ear measurement

Recommend thermometer: Infrared type

Reasons: Ear drum is close to the hypothalamus, which regulates the body's temperature. It quickly reflects changes in body temperature.

Recommend use for

Measurement method

Contact-free measurement of body temperature

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