Lanaform Blood Pressure Monitor with Memory

If you frequently have abnormally high or low blood pressure, you need to be able to monitor it to ensure that you stay within a safe range. Many of the ‘portable’ units on the market come with an array of straps, wires and boxes that make carrying them around a real nuisance. Lanaform’s blood pressure wrist monitor combines everything you need to measure your vitals in one easy to carry package. Its screen, controls and storage are all right there on the cuff, so there are no wires that get all tangled up in your bag or lost.  A strong and secure storage box is included with the monitor, so you can easily transport it and have it with you whenever you feel like your blood pressure is off. It makes hypertension, hypotension, arrhythmia and other heart conditions so simple to manage.

To measure your blood pressure, strap the cuff around your wrist and rest your arm at heart level. It will inflate then deflate in the same way as bigger machines, measuring with excellent accuracy. Your results will be displayed on the crisp LCD screen, which features large and easy to read numbers and is compliant with World Health Organisation standards. Blood pressure measurements are automatically stored in the device’s memory – this has space for up to 60 readings with date and time, making it a fantastic way to show health professionals how you’ve been doing. To view previous readings, just press the ‘M’ button to cycle backwards through them and see your full history. There is also the option to see an average of all of your readings, which will help you to get a more general picture of how your health is. All these features are at your fingertips in a device that’s as handy and simple to use as a wristwatch!

The Difference Between Wrist and Upper Arm BPM's

We offer a range of both wrist and upper arm blood pressure monitors. Upper arm blood pressure monitors are recommended for older adults and diabetics, whilst our range of wrist BPM’s tend to be more compact, allowing you to take them with you anywhere and get readings quicker and easier. Upper arm BPM’s sit closer to and in line with the heart, so they are the preferred choice by health professionals for their unquestionable accuracy.