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Cardiovascular diseases are among the most common causes of death. What is dangerous is that the symptoms of high blood pressure or cardiac arrhythmia often go unnoticed for a long time. This makes regular monitoring of vital signs all the more important since cardiac arrhythmia, such as the feared atrial fibrillation, can be a sign of serious cardiovascular disease. With the new BM 96 Cardio, blood pressure and heart rhythm – the two most important parameters of heart health – can be checked at the push of a button. The practical 2-in-1 device makes it possible to measure the values at home and is suitable for reliable long-term observation.

Beautiful nails and well-groomed feet are simply a must in summer! With the new MP 59 Wet & Dry portable pedicure device and the MP 44 Manicure/pedicure set, a professional beauty routine can also be achieved at home. The result is healthy, strong and tidy nails and velvety-soft feet that you can be proud of.

In professional sport, balanced training, good recovery and the treatment of pain as soon as it occurs are extremely important. To help achieve these goals, electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) can be used as an effective way of building muscle; transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) for pain relief. Tennis star Angelique Kerber also appreciates the advantages this drug-free therapy offers.

Humans spend an average of 90 percent of their lives indoors. The concentration of pollutants and allergens is often two to five times higher inside than outside. A healthy indoor environment plays an important role, especially in the current times – and not just for allergy sufferers. Beurer offers high-quality air purifiers for all room sizes and needs.

The coronavirus pandemic is presenting major challenges to many companies. Inadequate material availability, production delays and supply bottlenecks due to long transport routes are just a few examples. Ulm-based health specialist Beurer recognised this early on and started producing some of the over 500 products in its range in Hungary over 30 years ago. With the help of coronavirus investment programmes, the government of Hungary was able to provide Beurer with a total of 1.36 million euros in support, which enabled the company to expand the site into a European production facility for medical devices. The new production hall has now been inaugurated.

Beurer has once again been crowned a winner at the German Brand Awards. The founder of the awards is the German Design Council. As in previous years, the Ulm-based healthcare specialist has proved itself a winner in the "Excellent Brands – Health & Pharmaceuticals" category. When awarding the prize, the interdisciplinary experts from business, science, consultancy, services and agencies pay particular attention to excellent brand management and sustainable brand communication.

Ulm-based health specialist Beurer is launching a new collaboration focussed on product highlights designed to boost fitness, training efficiency, regeneration and well-being. The collaboration is being supported by Angelique Kerber – one of the world's best female tennis players, a Grand Slam winner of the Australian and US Open as well as in Wimbledon, and an icon of German tennis. Beurer is also carrying out various projects for top-level and recreational sport together with the German Tennis Federation (DTB).

The German Design Council has been one of the world's leading centres for excellence in communication and knowledge transfer for design, branding and innovation since 1953. Once again, the Beurer sea air simulator maremed® has been selected as a winning product. But that's not all: maremed® has also been awarded gold status for outstanding innovative performance in 2021.

Sleek, smooth, salon-quality hair: the HC 35 hair dryer makes perfect styling possible even at home. The new compact device in the Beurer StylePro professional hair care series makes the daily hair routine easy, gentle and simple. With its modern design, the hair dryer will catch your eye in any bathroom.

High blood pressure is the number one risk factor for cardiovascular diseases. According to the German Hypertension League e.V. (DHL), around 20 to 30 million people in Germany suffer from hypertension. But one third of treated hypertensives are currently not well controlled. One in ten do not seek treatment, even though they know about their high blood pressure, and 20 percent of those affected are not even aware that their blood pressure levels are too high. Many people do not know that hypertension is the cause of many serious secondary diseases. Every year on 17 May, the World Hypertension League (WHL) proclaims World Hypertension Day to inform people about the often underestimated widespread disease of high blood pressure and to raise awareness about health risks. In Germany, the WHL is represented by the Deutsche Hochdruckliga e.V. - German Society for Hypertension and Prevention, among others. In 2021, the campaign day will focus on home self-measurement.