Blood pressure Blood pressure Should you measure your blood pressure on your upper arm or wrist? It’s up to you. Health BC 28 Item no.: 650.44 BC 21 Item no.: 650.46 BC 27 Item no.: 659.04 BC 54 Item no.: 650.54 BC 30 Item no.: 650.51 BC 44 Item no.: 659.05 BC 51 Item no.: 650.60 BM 45 Item no.: 658.06 BM 26 Item no.: 652.28 BM 28 Item no.: 658.13 BM 35 Item no.: 654.09 BM 40 Item no.: 658.15 BM 44 Item no.: 655.01 BM 58 Item no.: 655.16 BM 85 Item no.: 658.03 BM 64 Item no.: 654.00 BM 54 Item no.: 655.12 BM 51 easyClip Item no.: 652.04 BM 49 Item no.: 656.28, item no.: 656.31 Item no.: 656.32, item no.: 656.40 BM 81 easyLock Item no.: 655.11 BM 59 Item no.: 102.27 BM 96 Cardio Item no.: 658.01 Upper arm blood pressure monitors Classic Line Wrist blood pressure monitors Comfort Line Classic Line Premium Line BC 87 Item no.: 657.03 NEW 01/2024 NEW 01/2024 BM 53 Item no.: 654.59 NEW Comfort Line Premium Line You can measure your blood pressure either on your upper arm or on your wrist. As various tests show, the measurements are just as reliable either way. Upper arm blood pressure monitors The upper arm cuff helps ensure the correct position at heart level for an accurate reading An upper arm device is recommended for the elderly, smokers and patients with cardiac arrhythmia and diabetes Take a look at our video tip for correct measurement on the upper arm: Wrist blood pressure monitors Simple and easy to use – handy, compact and ideal when traveling To obtain a reliable result, it is important that the wrist is at heart level during the entire measurement Take a look at our video tip for correct measurement on the wrist: 22 23
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