Polygreen Automatic Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor

Polygreen Automatic blood pressure monitor Wrist Type for On-the-Go Health Tracking

The Polygreen wrist blood pressure monitor offers a practical and compact solution for people constantly on the move. With its small design and ease of use, this device is formulated to support providing accurate and comfortable monitoring of blood pressure and pulse rate anytime and anywhere, making it ideal for travel or quick use in the office and at home.

What are the uses of Polygreen Wrist BP Monitor?

• Quick measurement of systolic and diastolic blood pressure from the wrist area.
• Tracking the health condition of blood pressure patients during travel or outside the home due to its portability.
• Monitoring heart rate and checking its regularity with a single touch.

Benefits & Features

• Compact and lightweight design that takes up no space and can be easily placed in any bag.
• Fully automatic operation provides a quick reading without needing to remove clothing (just rolling up the sleeve is enough).
• A clear digital screen displays results along with an indicator classifying the pressure level.
• Contains built-in memory to store readings to facilitate comparing results over time.

How to Use

• Sit and relax for 5 minutes before measuring.
• Wrap the device around your bare left wrist with the screen facing the same direction as your palm.
• Raise your hand so the wrist is exactly at heart level (you can support your elbow on the table).
• Press the power button and remain still without talking until the result appears on the screen.

Warnings & Precautions

• Wrist measurement accuracy depends heavily on placing the device exactly at heart level; any deviation may give an inaccurate reading.
• This device is used for daily monitoring and does not replace regular medical checkups.
• If you suffer from severe circulatory problems, consult your doctor to see if an arm monitor is a better choice for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is more accurate, the arm monitor or the wrist monitor?

The arm monitor is considered the gold standard for accuracy, but the wrist monitor provides excellent accuracy if used correctly and kept exactly at heart level.

Can I measure blood pressure right after eating?

It is preferred to wait at least an hour after eating a heavy meal to get an accurate reading that reflects your true blood pressure state.

For optimal use, ensure you sit in a straight, comfortable position during measurement.