Medline Premier Handheld Aneroid Sphygmomanometer, Adult

Premier Handheld Aneroid Sphygmomanometer, Adult

This handheld aneroid sphygmomanometer is an adult blood pressure device for reusable manual readings. It works well for clinicians and mobile care settings that need a portable unit with quick cuff fitting and an easy-to-read luminescent gauge. The black unit includes a carrying case and uses a nylon rangefinder cuff.

Good Fit For

• Mobile blood pressure checks
• Adult patient assessments
• Settings that need a reusable manual BP unit
• Clinicians who want a carrying case for transport

Key Features

• Handheld aneroid design supports portable manual blood pressure checks
• Luminescent dial helps improve readability in varied lighting
• Shatter-resistant acrylic faceplate helps protect the gauge during routine use
• Nylon rangefinder cuff supports quick, convenient adult patient fitting
• Zinc-alloy precision gauge and no-stop pin action support visual calibration checks
• Reusable unit with carrying case for transport and storage

Applications and Usage

• Taking manual blood pressure readings for adult patients
• Carrying a blood pressure unit between rooms or care locations
• Using a luminescent dial where lighting may vary
• Quick cuff fitting during routine vital sign checks

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Contains latex, which may affect product selection for latex-sensitive environments
• Sized for adult use
• This is a handheld aneroid unit rather than a digital monitor

FAQ

• Is this blood pressure unit handheld or mobile? Yes. This is a handheld aneroid sphygmomanometer, and the source details also identify it for mobile unit use.
• What patient size is this cuff intended for? This model is sized for adult use.
• Does the gauge help with visibility? Yes. The dial is luminescent, which can make the reading easier to see.
• Is the cuff designed for quicker fitting? Yes. The nylon rangefinder cuff is noted for quick, convenient patient fitting.
• Does this product contain latex? Yes. This sphygmomanometer contains latex, so buyers in latex-sensitive settings may want to take that into account.

From Medline.