PARAMED Aneroid Sphygmomanometer with Stethoscope – Manual Blood Pressure Cuff with Universal Cuff 8.7-16.5″ and D-Ring – Carrying Case in The kit – Blue
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Product Description
Stay healthy and make the most of your days with reliable blood pressure measurements!
How to use the calibration key.
The kit includes a small key that fits into the air-guard opening of the manometer. Carefully rotate the key sideways according to what is needed. Please note that turning the key clockwise moves the arrow to the left, and vice versa. This key is for adjusting slight move of manometer needle. Adjustment range: 6mmHg from center of zero position.
Small key cannot be turned full circle of manometer. Otherwise, mechanism will be damaged.
The manual blood pressure cuff is one of the high-precision instruments used for measuring blood pressure. The device is lightweight and comes with a special pouch that it snugly fits in, which makes carrying it around easier and more convenient. The cuff is completely latex free and is made of superior PVC and polyester. Most importantly, the manometer is made of zinc alloy.
This blood pressure measuring kit includes all the necessary components:
Sphygmomanometer; Cuff; Stethoscope; Bulb and Valve; Carry bag; Calibration key; User manual.
Product benefits
Stethoscope included
Manual Blood Pressure Cuff comes complete with a stethoscope. This makes the device fully-fledged and ready to measure pressure. You will not need to acquire an additional stethoscope.
Comfortable cuff
Manual Blood Pressure Cuff by Paramed has a comfortable cuff 42 cm long. This means that people of any stature can measure pressure without problems. The cuff is designed for daily use and multiple measurements.
Standard D-Ring Cuff
A D-ring cuff is a cuff in which the user passes through one end of the cuff through a metal ring and then attaches it to the arm. Cuff adjustment is easily done using this stainless steel ring.
Clip for a cuff
The manometer has a special fastening tool so that you can attach it in a place that’s comfortable for you. It’s convenient for the readout to be at eye level so that you can carefully monitor the pressure gauge.
How to use a sphygmomanometer correctly
Put the cuff
Put the cuff on your left arm 2-3 cm (~1 inch) above your elbow. Cuff’s tubes should run along the center of your arm. Wrap the cuff around your arm so that you can fit one finger between the cuff and your arm, and attach it with Velcro.
Place the stethoscope
Put the stethoscope on. Make sure that the earpieces are facing forward. If you put them in backwards, you won’t be able to hear anything.
Place the head on your humeral artery a bit above the elbow joint facing the body where the artery usually runs. You can secure the stethoscope using the cuff.
Pump air
Quickly fill the cuff with air until it reaches your typical upper pressure reading with an additional 30 mmHg. Then, stop pumping in air. Start letting air out of the cuff so that the manometer’s arrow descends 2-3 marks per second.
Listen to Korotkoff sounds
Note the pressure when you first hear your heartbeat. This is the upper, or systolic, pressure number. Note the pressure when the sound stops. This is the lower, or diastolic, pressure number.
We recommend writing down your measurements, which will help you and your doctor analyze your health.
Factors that may affect the real values of the arterial blood pressure
Cuff is too small Increase in systolic blood pressure to 10–40 mmHg. Cuff used over clothing Clothing can impact a systolic blood pressure from 10 to 50 mmHg. Not resting 3-5 minutes Exercise or eating can affect your systolic blood pressure measurement 10 to 20 mmHg. Arm/Back/Feet Unsupported Diastolic blood pressure measurement may be increased by 4 to 8 mmHg. Talking Systolic blood pressure measurement may increase 10 to 15mmHg. Full bladder Systolic blood pressure measurements could increase 10 to 15mmHg.
Package Dimensions : 9.13 x 5.51 x 2.64 inches; 1.34 Pounds
Item model number : Comfort
Date First Available : May 11, 2016
Manufacturer : PARAMED
ASIN : B01FI5AM36
Best Sellers Rank: #8,309 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #20 in Sphygmomanometers
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A complete blood pressure kit: the Paramed handheld kit will arrive full, accompanied by a quality stethoscope. Everything will be neatly packed in a nylon carrying case
A blood pressure monitor for life: Paramed manual bp cuff is equipped with pin stop movement, along with an extended universal blood pressure cuff, made of high quality pvc and polyester (latex free)
Accurate and precise: Designed to deliver clinical accuracy, with its metal gauge made of zinc alloy, along with the stethoscope, rest assured that you will be getting accurate and precise measurements
Easy to use: The sphygmomanometers has large contrasting figures on the monitor and makes it suitable for older people or people with low vision. Air release valve can be operated using only your thumb
A trustworthy medical tool: Portable and lightweight, it can be carried without causing any discomfort, so that you can take it with you while traveling, at work, at home, everywhere!
Customers say
Customers find the blood pressure monitor well-built and accurate, particularly noting that the manual unit provides reliable readings. The device is easy to read and use, and customers consider it good value for money. The included stethoscope receives mixed reviews – while some find it very good, others say it’s not much more than a toy. Similarly, opinions on hearing ability are divided, with some customers able to hear sounds easily while others report difficulty hearing heartbeats.
6 reviews for PARAMED Aneroid Sphygmomanometer with Stethoscope – Manual Blood Pressure Cuff with Universal Cuff 8.7-16.5″ and D-Ring – Carrying Case in The kit – Blue
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EMT in the making –
Great quality, low price!
Just purchased this Paramed Manual BP Cuff and so far everything works great! Iâve been practicing on family and friends and I get very clear, and just as important, very consistent numbers. Really happy with the additional picture-detail instructions to carry in the pouch just in case. Well built, comfortable to use, awesome stethoscope included that works very well, and if something were to happen to my BP set I would definitely purchase another one from you guys. Will definitely be recommending this product set to my classmates. Big fan of ParaMed! From 1-5 with 1 being the lowest and 5 the highest, this product is a solid 5.In addition to the comments about the stethoscope that comes included. Look at the price! Itâs a such a steal for what youâre getting the stethoscope obviously isnât going to be the best out there but honestly if you know what youâre doing and how to use this equipment itâll be just right. I used my littmann stethoscope to compare and I can get signs clear with both.
Turs –
Excellent Product For The Price
I bought this pressure cuff and stethoscope to use in my nursing assistant class in which we we required to measure blood pressure accurate to +/- 10 mmHg of our instructor’s measurement, and they held up very nicely. They were comparable in accuracy to a 40 dollar combo that the class was selling, which pleasantly surprised me. Here are some pros and cons that I encountered while using them.PROS:1. Like I said, the value. These will have no problem with accuracy or sound. I was able to clearly make out the systolic and diastolic sounds.2. The cuff is slightly more comfortable to put onto someone and is easier to get a tight fit in comparison to other cuffs.CONS:1. The only major downside that I encountered was the flimsy air valve. It is really hard to have precise control over how much air was being let out because of how flimsy the knob was. Even a slight turn would sometimes release air too fast to measure, forcing me to redo the measurement.In conclusion, I believe that this cuff and stethoscope combination is a great starting kit and is comparable in value to kits way pricier than the low price that Paramed charges.
J –
Awesome customer service. I really wanted to like this set!
The EMT jump bag in the rescue truck stores a Littman scope and a super silky nice cuff. I did NOT expect that in a cheap set, and did not receive one. There are things I like about this but I’m afraid I’m just not going to keep it, for this low price. Springing for a little better kit – or separate scope – might be the way to go if you are using this frequently.EDIT: customer service contacted me so I added a star back. I was pretty hasty and critical in my assessment. For the price this works as an occasional use entry level BP set. I wish I had others to compare to! The cuff works and you can get by with this scope for quick BP.The scope head is super cheap plastic as other reviewers have picked up. The audio works for BP but not much more. The ear tips are hard plastic and only one size. Note you’ll have to do some bending to make this comfortable for even a minute! Don’t bend the tubes (of course) but try the springy piece of metal that connects the two. Also rotating the tubes so the ear buds face forward a bit (instead of facing each other straight to the side) makes a huge difference in the sound!The cuff seems decent and is reasonably comfortable. The d-ring design means you will be either taking it apart each time or sliding up the arm. I find it large enough to slide up the arm without difficulty, there’s a block to keep it from falling back out of the ring, and the d-ring makes it much easier to use on myself. The cuff doesn’t have artery markers like the video and instructions show and taking readings from different locations changes the results. The monometer has a decent multi-way clip on it but nowhere on the cuff to actually clip it so it just sort of dangles from the top. The dial is easy to read but i wish just a little larger. The valve makes it tricky to release air at a steady pace and actually see where it is when the pulse sounds resume.Side note, i see why people buy the automatic ones now. I asked a paramedic his opinion of this set and after he stopped laughing said he didn’t even know when the last time he took a manual BP was. Faster and more accurate to use the machines. Well, my service still uses the old ways.
Erin Hammond –
BP cuff is decent but stethoscope is terrible
Edit of previous review:While I still can’t say I love the BP cuff design, I can say that I love the customer service! After my previous review I was contacted by one of Paramed’s representatives and they replaced my faulty unit with a new unit. I hadn’t requested a replacement since I already owned a stethoscope and didn’t have a problem with the BP cuff besides the design of it so I was very impressed when their customer service reached out to me to remedy the problem.The new unit works very well and I would buy from Paramed again based off their customer service alone.For the price you pay this BP does the job although there are some annoyances that I’m not fond of. The dial isn’t permanently attached to the cuff and instead slides on the cuff with a clip in the back. This can get frustrating since the tubes connecting pump and dial get tangled and the dial occasionally flops off the cuff or whatever else it is connected to. For the cuff itself in order to get it on one needs to slide their arm into it instead of wrapping it around the arm. This can be personal preference but I don’t like this feature. As for the stethoscope, it’s TERRIBLE and would better be suited for a kid’s doctor play set. But, what can you expect for the cheap price. Over all opinion, BP cuff works but there’s annoyances; the stethoscope doesn’t work.
Joe Senchak –
Easy to use
Good quality for the price. Easy to use.
Amazon Customer –
Works, But Feels Cheap
The cuff is usable and fits a wide range of arm sizes, but the materials feel very cheap. Itâs okay for occasional home use, but not for anything serious.