Beurer BM45 Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor

If you suffer from frequent headaches, vertigo or tinnitus, you could have high blood pressure. For advanced health monitoring at home, use the BM45.

The Beurer BM45 Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor is fully automatic and provides blood pressure measurements and pulse readings within seconds. With a clear, large illuminated display and WHO (World Health Organisation) traffic light indicator it is really easy to read and see instantly your blood pressure readings. Plus, it has arrhythmia detection to warn you of possible abnormalities with your heart rate.

Whether you just want to keep an eye on your health, or you are working on reducing your high blood pressure and want to keep track of your progress, Beurer BM45 Blood Pressure Monitor is the ideal choice. It can store 60 readings each for 2 people to allow you to look back over previous days and weeks, spot any abnomalies and see your health improve. Plus, it can show you an average value of all measurements taken over the past seven days for each person.

The adjustable arm cuff can fit sizes from 22 cm to 36 cm circumference. This is a fully CE marked and approved medical device with a user-friendly interface. The BM45 BPM is fully automatic you don’t have to worry about inflating the cuff, which is ideal for people with limited dexterity in their hands.

Other brilliant features of the Beurer BM45 BPM include date and time display, battery change indicator, automatic switch-off and sensor touch controls to switch between users. It comes with sleek storage pouch and is guaranteed for 3 years.

A normal reading is 120/80, with a reading of 140/90 considered to be mild hypertension. Anything over that would be considered clinical hypertension.

Regularly feeling dizzy, nauseous or faint? These are symptoms of low blood pressure

It can also be a problem if your blood pressure is too low - also known as hypotension. This is defined as anything under 90/60; in extreme cases low blood pressure can cause you to go into shock and lose consciousness so if you have been feeling woozy a lot it's a good idea to keep track of your low blood pressure symptoms to avoid the worst.