Manual Blood Pressure Monitor, Professional Sphygmomanometer with Adult Cuff 8″-17″, Black
Original price was: $49.99.$36.99Current price is: $36.99.
Price: $49.99 - $36.99
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Take control of your health monitoring with this professional-grade manual blood pressure monitor. This aneroid sphygmomanometer features a premium adult-sized cuff that comfortably fits arm circumferences from 8 to 17 inches (20-42cm), making it ideal for both clinical and home use. The device offers precise blood pressure readings without requiring batteries, thanks to its reliable manual operation. The durable construction includes a high-quality cuff component and clear display for easy reading. With compact dimensions of 3.5 x 7.5 x 3.75 inches, this unit is conveniently sized while maintaining professional-grade accuracy. Whether you’re a healthcare professional or monitoring blood pressure at home, this sphygmomanometer provides the essential features needed for reliable measurements. The large size cuff ensures proper fit and accurate readings for adult users, while the lightweight design at just 1.2 pounds makes it easily portable.
Product Dimensions : 3.5 x 7.5 x 3.75 inches; 13.44 ounces
Date First Available : July 11, 2025
Manufacturer : Luanerl
ASIN : B0FH9QCW2C
Best Sellers Rank: #33,293 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #55 in Sphygmomanometers
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PROFESSIONAL DESIGN: Manual blood pressure monitor with premium aneroid system for precise blood pressure measurements in clinical or home settings
ADJUSTABLE CUFF: Large adult cuff fits arm circumferences from 8 to 17 inches (20-42cm) with secure fastening for accurate readings
COMPACT SIZE: Portable unit measuring 3.5 x 7.5 x 3.75 inches, weighing only 1.2 pounds for easy storage and transport
COMPLETE KIT: Includes professional-grade sphygmomanometer with cuff and necessary components for immediate use
EASY TO USE: Manual operation with clear display for reliable blood pressure monitoring, suitable for adult users
7 reviews for Manual Blood Pressure Monitor, Professional Sphygmomanometer with Adult Cuff 8″-17″, Black
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Original price was: $49.99.$36.99Current price is: $36.99.
Jody Gardner –
Works great
Fast shipping, as describef
Amazon Customer –
Good to have on hand better if you have a stethoscope too
Picked this up as part of a review program and wasnât sure what to expectâitâs my first time evaluating a medical device. That said, Iâve used digital monitors before and was curious how the old-school manual approach compares.First impression: build quality is surprisingly solid. It has that professional clinic feelâsturdy cuff, clear dial, and a classic bulb for inflation. It does take a strong grip to pump though so maybe not a good fit for those with less hand strength. The included storage bag is a nice touch too; keeps it compact when not in use.Cuff fit is adjustable and comfortable (my arm’s average size), and inflation is smooth. The needle response feels tight and responsive, which made estimating pressure easier even without a stethoscope. Obviously, for accurate readings youâll need one, but I wanted to see what this kit could do on its own first.I paired it with my Apple Watch for heart rate tracking after the readings, just to get some baseline comparisons. Not a medical workflow by any means, but it helped validate what I was seeing on the dial.All in all, this seems ideal for someone whoâs familiar with manual readingsâor willing to learn. No batteries, no noise, no fuss. If youâre just monitoring periodically and want something reliable, this is a straightforward option that does the job.
Kole –
Decent Quality Blood Pressure Cuff
Pretty good blood pressure cuff (aka a sphygmomanometer). It inflates well and has semi-accurate readings. Obviously, do not use this without a stethoscope or if you are not trained in taking your blood pressure as there are no warnings on this device against it. Inflating the cuff > 200 mmHg is not good for you! If you just need a BP cuff and already have a stethoscope, this is a good way of taking BP of a family member or close friend.I think my only issues with this is the lack of safety materials provided as well as the fact that only one size cuff is provided. I think having multiple cuffs would make this product a great deal.
Clayton E. –
Nice to have
So before getting to deep into the review, I want to point out that I don’t have a stethoscope on hand so I wasn’t able to do a proper blood pressure reading by listening to the sound of the blood flow and just eyeballed the needle movements. This method works, it is just pretty inaccurate – thankfully I am just using this at home and not in a medical setting so some inaccuracy isn’t life or death.At first glance, this product seems to be well made and you wouldn’t look twice if you saw it at a doctor’s office or in a nurse’s bag. I like that it has a storage bag included to ensure it has a small footprint when not in use.The cuff fits comfortably on my arm. It was easy enough to inflate the cuff, shut off the air flow, and watch for the needle movements. The reading I took was a bit of an overestimate but it seemed to be at least in the ballpark of what my blood pressure usually is. I am sure this will be plenty accurate when used with a stethoscope.
D. Swan –
Quality, Accurate Blood Pressure Monitor
This is a review of the Manual Blood Pressure Monitor, Professional Sphygmomanometer with Adult Cuff 8″-17″, Black.You will need to provide your own stethoscope to gather a blood pressure reading. The hook-and-loop closure is quite strong, and did not give way or unhook during cuff inflation. The dial is easy to read, and the bulb squeezes easily. My home nurse and I compared their manual results off this cuff against my digital wrist cuff, which we recently tested and I know is accurate. This manual cuff gave an accurate reading, too. This is an excellent tool for my first-aid kit, and to keep my household’s manual nursing skills from getting rusty. I think the price of about $37-$50 as of July 2025 is very fair for this well-built and accurate sphygmomanometer.Please do not let small children play with this cuff–it is not a toy, and they could hurt themselves if they don’t know how to take the cuff off quickly.
Moona –
no stethoscope with it, should mention and high light it in the listing title or description!
This blood pressure cuff came with a nice little case and looks well-made. The band is wide enough to wrap around my arm comfortably. However, it doesnât include a stethoscope, which is required to measure both systolic and diastolic pressure manually. Itâs compact and easy to carry, but keep in mind it needs a stethoscope to function properly.
Emily –
No stethoscope and poor instructions
I was very disappointed with this item, even though it seems to be made of good quality.The product description said: “COMPLETE KIT: Includes professional-grade sphygmomanometer with cuff and necessary components for immediate use.”This is not the case. A stethoscope is needed, and therefore a “necessary component” it did not come with. The included instructions say what to do with the stethoscope, but not that it is not included.The instructions also say to “ensure that its marking is positioned on the artery”. There is no mark on the cuff, so I have no idea how to place the cuff. They also say “the cuff should be placed on forearm 1 – 2 centimeters above the hollow of the elbow.”Last I checked, the forearm is the part closest to the hand and the cuff needs to go on the upper arm. Considering this is a medical device, the instructions should be accurate.It seems, this is an item for people who are experienced with this type of equipment know what’s what, even though the descriptions and instructions are a mess.I was not able to try the sphygmomanometer because I don’t have a stethoscope, and I’m not about to be set back by another $30 – $100.I gave it 3 stars because the sphygmomanometer seems to be well-made, but deducted 2 stars because of the misleading description and the nonsensical instructions.