With the Inventum fully automatic upper arm blood pressure monitor BDA632 you can easily monitor your blood pressure. The clinically tested blood pressure monitor is equipped with an extra large display, on which you can read your blood pressure and heart rate. The measured values are classified according to the guidelines of the WHO, by means of a color scale. In addition, the blood pressure monitor is equipped with an arrhythmia indicator. The blood pressure monitor has 90 memory locations and is supplied with a cuff for an arm circumference of 22 to 32 cm.
Product benefits of the Inventum BDA632 blood pressure monitor
- Display of, among other things, systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, heart rate, irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia), month/day, hours/minutes
- Fully automatic measurement via the upper arm
- 90 memory locations
- Cuff size 22 - 32 cm
- WHO indicator
- Clinically tested by ESH
- Including storage case
- Includes 4 AA batteries
Why a blood pressure monitor
A blood pressure monitor is useful if you want to measure your blood pressure at home. For example, if you have a heart or vascular disease or are taking medication for high blood pressure. You can then monitor your blood pressure yourself.
Heart rate measurement and irregular heartbeat
In addition to your blood pressure, this blood pressure monitor also measures your heart rate. If your heart rate is irregular during the measurement (arrhythmia), you will see a message on the blood pressure monitor. You do not have to worry right away. But if this happens more often, it is wise to contact your (family) doctor. Only your doctor can determine whether there is really arrhythmia.
WHO (World Health Organization)
The WHO provides guidelines for the measurement values of a blood pressure monitor. You can read more about this in the Inventum manual of this device. In the accompanying table you can see whether your blood pressure is low, normal or high. Does your blood pressure deviate greatly from normal? Then contact your (family) doctor.
ESH (European Society of Hypertension)
You need to be able to trust that a blood pressure monitor measures accurately. But how do you know that? ESH is an organization that extensively tests blood pressure monitors and they have approved the BDA632.
