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1. Where can I buy Microlife blood pressure monitors?First, select the product that you are interested in and then use our ticket system which is embedded below each product support page. We will connect you with our partner in the respective country. Click here to get to the support area. 2. Can I buy additional spare parts for Microlife blood pressure monitors?Different cuff sizes and an optional power adapter are available for most Microlife blood pressure monitors. First, select the product that you are interested in and then use our ticket system which is embedded below each product support page. We will connect you with our partner in the respective country. Click here to get to the support area. 3. How often should I have the device checked for accuracy?We recommend Microlife blood pressure monitors to be tested for accuracy every 2 years or after mechanical impact (e.g. being dropped). First, select the product that you want to have waited and then use our ticket system which is embedded below each product support page. We will connect you with our partner in the respective country. Click here to get to the support area. 4. Where can I download the latest version of the BP Analyzer software?5. What is the difference between IHB and AFIB technology?The Microlife AFIB technology is the only clinically proven technology, that can detect Atrial Fibrillation (AF) during blood pressure measurement worldwide. Click here to read more about the AFIB technology. The IHB technology (Irregular Heartbeat) screens pulse frequency for irregular heartbeats during blood pressure measurement. Thereby, IHB shows that an arrhythmia was detected, but it does not distinguish between different arrhythmias such as bradycardia, tachycardia or "heart stumbles". Click here to read more about the IHB technology. 6. How can I clean my blood pressure monitor?Clean the device with a soft, dry cloth. 7. How can I clean my upper arm cuff?The Microlife cuff cover can be hand-washed with 30° celsius warm water. 1) Remove the bladder inside of the cuff through the opening at the cuff side Click here to download the cuff washing instruction. 8. Which cuff connector do I have to use?More information See our articles Learn more
Learn more View article It is important to record the readings and show it to your doctors at every visit. Your readings can be recorded on a blood pressure diary. Please use this blood pressure diary to help you track your blood pressure readings over a period of time and monitor the trends. Simply track the results and keep an eye on your blood pressure. Alternatively, you can store your blood pressure readings and track the trends on the Microlife Connected Health+ app. The app can be simply downloaded from App Store or Google Play. You can choose to store your health data locally on your smart phone or on the cloud. With Microlife Bluetooth devices, your health data will be wirelessly and automatically transferred to the app after each measurement. Or you can manually enter the readings and also add an optional note to each reading to manage your health data. It's as simple as that. Download the Microlife Connected Health+ app here:  Some Microlife blood pressure monitors support Microlife BP Analyzer+, allowing to get more comprehensive information regarding the blood pressure readings on your laptop. The free Windows-based software is a perfect choice for multiple users, so your family members can create an individual user profile to keep an eye on the blood pressure readings on a computer. Your blood pressure reports can be prepared and sent to your family physician with ease. Download and install BPA+ here What do the 3 readings mean on a blood pressure monitor?That's what the mm/Hg stands for. Here's what the numbers mean: Your systolic pressure (the top number) is the pressure of the blood in your arteries when your heart contracts or beats. Your diastolic pressure (the bottom number) is the pressure of the blood in your arteries between beats, when your heart relaxes.
How do you read a digital blood pressure monitor?Blood pressure measurement: A calculation of both the systolic and diastolic It is written or displayed with the systolic number first and the diastolic pressure second. For example, 120/80. This is a normal blood pressure reading.
How accurate is Microlife blood pressure?Although one older study found the Omron blood pressure monitor to be slightly more sensitive when it came to blood pressure, the Microlife was still found to be highly accurate for blood pressure. It was also the only blood pressure monitor accurate enough for atrial fibrillation detection.
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