User's Manual

 Do not take a measurement in a low (less than 41 ℉/5 ℃) and
high (more than 104 ℉/40 ℃) temperature, nor in a place outside
humidity ranges (15 % ~ 93 % R.H.), or you may get inaccurate
readings.
 Wait 30 ~ 45 minutes before measurement if you’ve just
consumed caffeinated beverages or smoked cigarettes.
 Rest at least 5 ~ 10 minutes before taking a measurement.
 To allow your blood vessels to return to the condition prior to
taking the measurement, please wait at least 3 ~ 5 minutes in
between measurements. You may need to adjust the wait time
according to your personal physiological situation.
 We recommend you using the same arm (preferably the left arm)
and measuring around the same time each day.
 Sit down comfortably and place your elbow on the table with your
feet flat on the floor. Please do not cross your legs during
measurements.
 Keep the cuff at heart level. Relax your hand with the palm facing
up.
 Perform measurements in a quiet and relaxed environment at
room temperature.
 Do not move or shake the device during a measurement. Please
keep quiet and do not talk during measurements.
 Proper cuff size is critical for accurate measurements. Follow the
instructions in this manual and printed on the cuff to ensure the
appropriate size of cuff is being used.
 Keep in mind that blood pressure naturally varies from time to
time throughout the day and is affected by lots of different factors
such as stress, eating, smoking, alcohol consumption, medication,
and physical activity, etc.
Normally the blood pressure rises while at work and is at its lowest
during sleeping period.
 Blood pressure measurements should be interpreted by a
physician or a trained health professional who is familiar with your
medical history. Using the unit and recording the results regularly
for your physician to interpret, you will keep your physician
informed of the continuing changes in your blood pressure.
 If you have one of the circulatory problems as arteriosclerosis,
diabetes, liver disease, kidney disease, severe hypertension,
peripheral circulation….., please consult your healthcare
professional before using the device.
 This product is not suitable for people with arrhythmias and
pregnant women.
 Blood pressure measurements taken with this device are
equivalent to those obtained by a trained observer using the cuff /
stethoscope auscultation method and are within the accuracy
limits prescribed by the American National Standard for Manual,
electronic, or Automated Sphygmomanometers
Precautions
Precautions
* Do not use this manual and product as a substitute for advice,
diagnosing or treating a health problem or prescribing any
medication by your doctor. If you have a medical problem,
promptly consult your healthcare provider.
* Read the Instruction Manual thoroughly before measuring and
keep it at hand for your reference at any time.
* This device uses the oscillometric method to measure systolic
and diastolic blood pressure as well as your heart rate. It’s
recommended for use by people over the age of 18 and not to be
used on infant or children.
* The device is designed for home use and not suitable for clinical
use.
*Attention
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1. Do not use the device on infants, children, or those who cannot express their
own intention.
2. The device is equipped with sensitive electronic components. While
measuring, avoid strong electrical or electromagnetic fields, e.g. mobile
phones, microwave ovens, etc; or it may lead to temporary reading error or
inaccuracy.
3. To avoid accidental strangulation, keep this product away from children and do
not drape tube around neck.
4. Consider the electromagnetic compatibility of the device (ex. power
disturbance, radio frequency interference etc.) Please use it indoor only.
5. Over high frequency measurements may result in blood flow interference,
which is likely to cause uncomfortable sensations, such as partial
subcutaneous hemorrhage, or temporary numbness to your arm. In general,
these symptoms should not last long. However, if you do not recover in time,
please seek your medical practitioners for help.
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