Blood Pressure monitors come in two main types – upper arm cuff or wrist style cuff. Both are accurate, so choose whatever type suits you. Most have the standard green-yellow-orange-red scale for instant indication of your blood pressure status when a reading is made..
If you are looking for a specific brand of monitor, our specialist merchant has these: Omron (our recommended brand for reliability), Lifesource (A & D), Graham Field, Mabis.
Upper arm monitors
↑ Prestige Medical Healthmate Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
Easy to use, clinically tested for accuracy, arm circumference 13″-17″. About $55
↑ Omron Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor
Shows last reading and current reading side by side, takes 5 data points for accuracy. Arm circumference 9″ to 17″. About $133
↑ Healthsmart Standard series
Averages the last 3 readings, and has irregular heartbeat detection. Stores up to 60 readings. Arm circumference 12″ to 16/5″. About $45
↑ Graham Field Lumiscope monitor
Has automatic inflation and deflation of the arm cuff, a pulse monitor, and comes with an AC adapter. Standard cuff of 9″-14″.
About $50
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↑ Mabis Healthsmart Automatic blood pressure monitor
This has a large clear backlit display, and can record up to 120 readings. Two cuff sizes: 11″-16.5″ and 16.5 to c.19″. About $70-$75
↑ Complete Medical Blue Jay Blood Pressure Monitor
One-touch battery-powered monitor with 120 readings memory (with their date and time). About $41
Wrist monitors
↑ Omron Series 3 wrist monitor
An accurate monitor which can store up to 60 readings. For adult wrists measuring 5.3 to 8.5 inches around. About $49
↑ Mabis Healthsmart wrist monitor
Has an advanced LCD screen and also can talk the readings. Stores readings for 2 people. 5.3 to 8.4 cuff size.
About $60
↑ Pharma Supply wrist blood pressure monitor
This unit comes with a 2 person memory function and the usual colored risk scale. For wrists between 5.5″ and 7.7″ About $20
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