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Identify Hypertension with Blood Pressure Monitors and Cuffs

You need to accurately and quickly diagnose patients suffering from hypertension. Trust our digital automated sphygmomanometers (blood pressure monitors) from reliable brands to get the job done. Our inventory includes blood pressure monitors, systems, and cuffs from known brands such as Welch Allyn and Midmark. Explore our selection below to find the best blood pressure monitor for your needs and contact us with any questions. Our equipment specialists are here to assist in any medical equipment queries.

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Henry Schein Wall and Mobile Clock-Face Aneroid Blood Pressure Monitor

Engineered for precision and clinical effectiveness, it is mobile, easy to use, time-saving, and versatile. Developed specially for professional use in a clinical setting, including physician's office, hospitals, or other point-of-care environments.

  • Large, easy-to-read 6" luminescent dial for high visibility in virtually any light condition
  • 300mm-Hg, CE marked, no-pin stop movement withstands the heaviest use
  • Inflation system includes black nylon cuff, latex inflation bladder, bulb and valve, and 8' coiled latex tubing
  • Integral ABS cuff-storage compartment
  • Available in wall or mobile configurations

Wall Aneroid also includes:

  • Wall bracket that swivels through 110° rotation for easy viewing

Mobile Aneroid also features:

  • Height-adjustable Spider-Leg  caster stand with range of 34" to 48"
  • 18" base diameter

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Henry Schein Pro Plus Palm Aneroid Blood Pressure Monitor

This revolutionary palm-style manometer has an integral latex-free bulb and trigger-style air release valve for one-hand convenience.

  • Precision-crafted, 300mm-Hg, CE-marked, no-pin stop movement tested to 50,000 cycles
  • Movement housed in a zinc safety cage for unsurpassed durability
  • Ambidextrous infinite control trigger-release air valve
  • Nylon cuff with proprietary size guide marking system, to prevent miscuffing
  • Dip-molded latex inflation bladder withstands heavy use
  • Quick-release Luer-slip connector
  • Leatherette carrying case with durable nylon zipper

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Henry Schein Pro Plus Aneroid Blood Pressure Monitor

This revolutionary manometer has an integral latex-free bulb and trigger-style air release valve for one-hand convenience.

  • Contemporary black enamel, 300mm-Hg, CE-marked, no-pin stop manometer provides day-in, day-out dependability
  • Nylon cuff with proprietary size guide marking system, to prevent miscuffing
  • Dip-molded latex inflation bladder withstands heavy use
  • Chrome-plated brass air-release valve
  • Leatherette carrying case with durable nylon zipper

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Henry Schein, The Essentials Pocket Aneroid Blood Pressure Monitor

Accuracy and reliability at an affordable price.

  • Black enamel, 300mm-Hg, no-pin stop manometer
  • Navy blue nylon cuff with range markings to facilitate selection of correct cuff size, artery label, and gauge holder
  • Latex inflation bladder and bulb
  • Chrome-plated deflation valve
  • Complete with leatherette zippered carrying case and operating instructions

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Welch Allyn

Connex® Spot Monitor

  • Designed for the physician-office environment with an easy-to-use, vivid touchscreen display
  • More accurate hypertension diagnosis without slowing down your workflow thanks to automated blood pressure averaging
  • Improved capabilities for assessing respiratory condition such as COPD asthma and community-acquired pneumonia (CAP), thanks to integrated professional-grade pulse oximetry

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Midmark

IQvitals® Zone Vital Signs Monitor (VSM)

IQVitals Zone was designed to save time and eliminate errors, improving costs and outcomes.

  • Run with an easy-to-use touchscreen or through a computer
  • Wireless monitor connects to your computer—no cables, no manual pairing
  • The device auto-connects with zero clicks through a secure Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) connection
  • Accuracy
  • Delivers quick, accurate measurements that are more comfortable for the patient
  • 4 modes: Spot, Interval, Continuous, and Averaging
  • Choose from industry-leading SpO2 technologies, Masimo Rainbow SET or Nellcor OxiMax
  • Comes with an Exergen Temporal Scanner thermometer
  • Connect to a 625 barrier-free exam table with the integrated IQscale to weigh patients quickly and discreetly from the comfort of the exam table, then data can be sent to the EMR with the push of a button
  • IQconnect framework provides a seamless connection from devices to the EMR system, allowing the user to operate all of their devices and transfer data to the EMR from a single screen

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Welch Allyn

ABPM 7100 Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor

The Welch Allyn ABPM 7100 is an easy-to-use 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitor that is designed to help avoid the effects of white coat hypertension, provide accurate sleep blood pressure readings, and tailor drug therapy regimes to your individual patient’s needs.

  • Meets or exceeds the latest AAMI, EHS Standards and has a BHS A/A Rating
  • Auto Feedback Logic during inflation for excellent patient comfort & acceptance
  • Includes Welch Allyn CardioPerfect® WorkStation software

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Platinum Series DS58 Hand Aneroid Family Practice Kit

Maintain accurate blood pressure readings with lower lifetime cost with gear-free DuraShock™ technology. Part of our Platinum Series, this premium gauge provides unsurpassed reliability in a traditional handheld design. Gauge with Family Practice Kit (Includes: Large Adult, Adult, Small Adult, and Child Cuffs)

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Platinum Series DS58 Hand Adult Aneroid Blood Pressure Monitor With Case

Maintain accurate blood pressure readings with lower lifetime cost with gear-free DuraShock™ technology. Part of our Platinum Series, this premium gauge provides unsurpassed reliability in a traditional handheld design. Gauge with Adult Durable Two-Piece Cuff and Nylon Zipper Case.

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Common Patient Questions About Blood Pressure Monitors

As healthcare professionals, you know the importance of providing accurate information and assurance to your patients. To further support your patient interactions, we've curated a comprehensive section that aims to equip you with the insights needed to address inquiries related to blood pressure monitoring.

What is a Blood Pressure Monitor

A blood pressure monitor is a digital medical device designed for convenient and precise blood pressure level tracking. Unlike traditional manual methods involving a stethoscope, these monitors utilize oscillometric technology to detect vibrations generated by blood flow in arteries. These vibrations are then translated into accurate digital readings, providing a comprehensive insight into cardiovascular health.

Each blood pressure monitor typically includes the main monitoring unit and a cuff, which can be worn on either the upper arm or wrist. While wrist cuffs might seem convenient, it's important to note that upper arm cuffs, as recommended by the American Heart Association, offer more reliable readings. This technology serves as an essential tool for medical professionals and individuals seeking to proactively manage their health, ensuring consistent and dependable blood pressure monitoring. With this integration of technology into healthcare, maintaining optimal cardiovascular well-being becomes straightforward and efficient.

How Is Blood Pressure Measured

Blood pressure is the pressure of the blood flowing through the blood vessels in the body. It's an important indicator of overall cardiovascular health and can give medical professionals valuable information about their patients' health status.

Blood pressure is typically measured using a sphygmomanometer, which consists of an inflatable cuff that is wrapped around the upper arm and a pressure gauge that measures the pressure of the blood flowing through the artery in the arm.

The monitor is able to determine two readings:

  • Systolic blood pressure

    - pressure of the blood when the heart beats
  • Diastolic blood pressure

    - pressure of the blood when the heart is at rest

When a medical professional uses a sphygmomanometer to measure a patient's blood pressure, they will first inflate the cuff to a pressure that is higher than the patient's blood pressure. The medical professional will then slowly release the pressure while listening for the sounds of blood flow through the artery in the arm using a stethoscope or the monitor itself.


Systolic vs Diastolic: What's More Important?

Both systolic and diastolic blood pressure readings are important and should be considered when assessing a patient's blood pressure.

In general, a high systolic blood pressure reading (above 130 mmHg) is a stronger predictor of cardiovascular disease and other health issues than a high diastolic blood pressure reading. However, both readings are important to consider and evaluate in the context of the patient's overall health.

It's also important to note that blood pressure readings can vary throughout the day and can be affected by factors such as stress, physical activity, and medication. For this reason, it's recommended to take multiple readings over time to get a more accurate assessment of a patient's blood pressure.


Automatic vs. Manual Blood Pressure Monitors

Automatic Blood Pressure Monitors

  • Known as electronic or digital sphygmomanometers
  • Measures blood pressure without the need for a stethoscope or manual inflation
  • Typically consist of a cuff that is wrapped around the upper arm, a sensor that detects the brachial artery, and a display that shows systolic and diastolic blood pressure readings

Advantages of Automatic Blood Pressure Monitors

  • Quick and easy to use
  • Typically takes only a few seconds to provide a reading
  • Typically equipped with advanced features such as multiple user profiles and data storage

Manual Blood Pressure Monitors

  • Manual sphygmomanometers require a stethoscope and manual inflation of the cuff
  • Healthcare professional inflates the cuff using a hand-operated bulb and listens to the sounds of blood flow through the brachial artery with a stethoscope. They then slowly release the pressure in the cuff to obtain the systolic and diastolic blood pressure readings.
  • Used by many medical professionals due to their accuracy and reliability.
  • Do not require batteries or electricity

Both automatic and manual sphygmomanometers have their advantages and disadvantages. The choice between them depends on a variety of factors, including the needs of the healthcare professional, the setting in which they will be used, and the patient population being served.


How to Choose the Best Blood Pressure Monitor for Your Medical Facility

Consider the Following When Choosing a Sphygmomanometer

Type of patients you serve:

  • Should be appropriate for the age and health status of your patients
  • Automatic blood pressure monitors are generally recommended for use with pediatric and geriatric patients, as they are less likely to cause discomfort and take less time to obtain a reading
  • Manual blood pressure monitors may be more appropriate for adult patients with larger arm circumferences or irregular heartbeats, as they tend to be more accurate in these cases.

Level of training and skill of your staff:

  • Manual blood pressure monitors require a higher level of training and skill to use effectively
  • If your staff members are less experienced or have limited training, an automatic blood pressure monitor may be a better option.

Cost:

  • Automatic blood pressure monitors tend to be more expensive than manual blood pressure monitors, but they may also provide additional features and benefits that are worth the investment.

Size and Portability:

  • Lightweight and portable automatic blood pressure monitor may be the best choice If you need to transport the device between multiple medical facilities or locations
  • Manual blood pressure monitors may be a better fit if you have limited space in your medical facility

By considering these factors, you can choose the best blood pressure monitor for your medical facility that will meet the needs of your patients, staff, and budget.

How Much Does a Blood Pressure Monitor Cost?

The cost of a blood pressure monitor can vary based on several factors that influence pricing. These factors include:

  1. Features and Technology: Blood pressure monitors come with a range of features, from basic models that offer essential readings to more advanced devices with additional functionalities like memory storage, smartphone connectivity, and irregular heartbeat detection.
  2. Accuracy and Precision: Monitors with higher accuracy and precision may come at a premium due to the quality of their measurement technology.
  3. Cuff Type: The type of cuff, whether for the upper arm or wrist, can impact the price. Upper arm cuffs, often recommended for accurate readings, might be priced differently from wrist cuffs.
  4. Brand and Reputation: Well-established brands known for quality and reliability might have a higher price point.
  5. Size and Portability: Compact and portable designs may come with a different price tag, catering to individuals who prioritize convenience.
  6. Additional Functions: Some monitors offer extra features like multiple user profiles, averaging of readings, or compatibility with health tracking apps, influencing their cost.
  7. Validation and Certification: Monitors that have undergone validation and certification for accuracy from medical organizations might have a slightly higher cost. 8. Warranty and Support: Products that come with extended warranties and comprehensive customer support services could be priced differently.

Rely on Henry Schein to help you find the Best Blood Pressure Monitor for your Needs

Henry Schein Medical stands as your trusted partner in selecting the best blood pressure monitor for your facility’s needs. With a commitment to delivering excellence, we offer a range of cutting-edge solutions that align seamlessly with the demands of modern healthcare. Our collection of blood pressure monitors empowers medical professionals and doctors to make informed decisions, ensuring accurate readings and reliable patient care. Fill out the contact form and a medical equipment specialist will be in touch to begin the purchasing journey.