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Mark of Fitness, Inc.
850 Route 1 North
North Brunswick, NJ 08902
(732) 565-0333
Fax: (732) 565-0335
email: sales@markfit.com

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Blood Pressure Monitors may be divided into 4 basic categories plus specialty monitors. Click on title of category you wish to view.

 

 

Automatic Inflation Electronic Monitors - These units represent the best mix of accuracy and convenience for most people. The automatic inflation is both a nice convenience and enables people with arthritis to monitor their blood pressure without pain. Some models include memory for easy recall of recent readings or printers for a permanent record of your readings.

 

"Wristwatch" Blood Pressure Monitors - These compact and convenient models allow you to take your blood pressure quickly with very good accuracy. Ease-of-use has made these monitors the fastest growing segment of the blood pressure monitor market. Since there's no need to remove a jacket or sweater, they can be much quicker than upper arm models. Wrist units are generally regarded as more accurate than finger units because of greater blood flow and it is less likely that environmental factors will affect a reading from the wrist.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Manual Inflation Electronic Monitors - These units automate the process of measuring blood pressure. While it is necessary to inflate the cuff manually prior to taking a reading, the reading of the blood pressure is automated. This eliminates the need for a stethoscope and provides you with a digital readout of blood pressure (systolic and diastolic)and pulse readings. These units may be easily adapted to use with oversize or pediatric cuffs.



 

 

Aneroid Blood Pressure Kits - these are the style of kit that is usually used by an EMT or at the doctor's office. They require you to inflate the cuff, set the deflation rate, then listen through a stethoscope for the sound of blood surging through the artery while watching a gauge. You must note the pressure at which the sounds begin and end. These units are cumbersome to use and while both inexpensive and accurate, we feel most people are better served by the convenience of electronic units.