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Pro-Series Bluetooth Blood Pressure Monitor

Greater Goods

What this product is

Pro-Series Bluetooth Blood Pressure Monitor is a device sold by Greater Goods.

From the maker's page. See the maker's page ↗ We don't repeat the maker's health claims.

What it measures

It measures systolic and diastolic blood pressure and pulse, and alerts for irregular heartbeat, the maker says. shop.greatergoods.com ↗

How well it works in independent tests

MedGrade found no peer-reviewed clinical validation studies; its listing relies on a maker's declaration of equivalence. medgrade.org ↗

MedGrade testing found consecutive readings mostly within 5-7 mmHg of each other. medgrade.org ↗

FDA status

The maker says it is FDA cleared, and MedGrade also lists it as FDA 510(k) cleared. medgrade.org ↗

Subscription

The maker says the Balance Health app is free and needs no subscription. shop.greatergoods.com ↗

Battery life

MedGrade says it runs on four AAA batteries or a wall adapter; no battery life figure is given. medgrade.org ↗

What the maker offers

The maker lists a monitor, 22-42cm cuff, AC adapter, AAA batteries, travel case and quick-start guide in the box. shop.greatergoods.com ↗

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About this kind of device

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Home blood pressure monitors

Home blood pressure monitoring means people measure their own blood pressure outside a clinic, using a home device.

Main risk: Home monitors might not always be correct, and they do not replace medical visits.

Research stage 4: widely recommended. What it measures and the research →

This is research on this kind of device in general, not proof that this model is accurate or right for you.

Outside reviews

No independent reviews of this product found yet.

This is general information gathered from the sources listed, not medical advice. Talk to your doctor before starting anything new.