Beurer Bm 28 Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor Without Adaptor

Beurer BM 28 is a fully automatic upper arm blood pressure monitor without a mains adaptor. It measures blood pressure and pulse and has an LCD display, cuff fit check, resting indicator and coloured risk scale. The universal cuff fits upper arms measuring 22 to 42 cm.

Place the cuff on your upper arm and ensure it fits correctly. Rest before taking a reading, then start the automatic measurement. Check the blood pressure and pulse values on the LCD display. Use the cuff fit check and resting indicator to review the measurement conditions. Refer to the instructions for use to interpret the coloured risk scale.

• Fully automatic upper arm blood pressure and pulse measurement
• LCD display
• Universal cuff for upper arms measuring 22 to 42 cm
• Coloured risk indicator
• Resting indicator
• Cuff fit check
• Possible arrhythmia warning
• Automatic pressure preselection and deflation
• Memory for 4 users, with 30 measurements for each user
• Average of stored measurements and morning and evening readings for the last 7 days
• Scan & Save function for recording readings in the Beurer HealthManager Pro app without Bluetooth
• Blood pressure record sheet

• Use the cuff only on upper arms measuring 22 to 42 cm in circumference.
• Ensure the cuff is fitted correctly before measurement.
• Rest before taking a measurement for a meaningful reading.
• Refer to the instructions for use when interpreting the coloured risk ranges.

• For measuring blood pressure and pulse on the upper arm.
• For recording readings for up to 4 users.
• For keeping a written or digital record of blood pressure measurements.

• May help make regular blood pressure and pulse checks easier with automatic measurement.
• The coloured scale may help you recognise the range of a reading at a glance.
• A resting indicator may help show whether enough rest was achieved during measurement.
• Cuff fit check may help identify when the cuff needs adjustment.
• Stored readings and calculated averages may help users track measurements over time.