Dr. Odin OAS105 Aneroid Sphygmomanometer (Digital)

Dr. Odin OAS105 Aneroid Sphygmomanometer (Digital) is an advanced, hybrid device designed to offer precise blood pressure monitoring using the Korotkoff method. Whether for home use or clinical practice, this monitor brings together manual and digital convenience. The large dial can provide better readability, while the latex bladder and bulb may help ensure effective inflation for dependable results. Its ergonomic shape and included carry pouch make it easy to use and transport.

Uses:
This device helps in monitoring systolic and diastolic blood pressure manually but with digital clarity for healthcare professionals or anyone needing regular BP checks.

Net Quantity:
1 Unit

Product Specifications and Features:

• Measures pressure from 0 to 300mmHg using a traditional aneroid system combined with a digital readout for clarity and convenience.

• Built-in digital dial with bold, clear numbering and permanent graduation markings which may offer quick and reliable readings.

• Uses the Korotkoff sound method for accuracy in manual measurement, which may enhance reliability across different users.

• Fitted with a high-quality cotton cuff and latex bladder that can help ensure durability and long-term performance.

• Lightweight and compact in design, making it suitable for both stationary and travel-based healthcare needs.

• Includes an ON/OFF button for simple operation, especially helpful for users with limited dexterity or vision.

• Product Dimensions: 19.4 x 10.5 x 8 cm

Directions for Use:

• As per the manual instructions.

Safety Information:

• Read the manual instructions before use.

• Pressure gauges should be handled with care.

• Needle should indicate zero when the cuff is fully deflated.

• Check the inflation bulb and valve for proper function.

• Avoid using if the user has recently exercised, consumed caffeine/alcohol, or is under stress.

• Do not take readings over clothing or with a poorly fitting cuff.

• Store in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight.

• Handle the gauge with care to avoid mechanical damage.

• When not to take reading: Avoid taking a blood pressure reading if the cuff is too small, worn over clothing, or if the patient has recently exercised, is feeling cold, or is otherwise uncomfortable (e.g., needs to use the toilet). Do not take a reading if the patient has consumed alcohol or caffeine within the past 30 minutes, is feeling stressed, or is talking during the measurement.

Quick Tips:

• Take multiple readings and average them for accurate results.

• Wait at least 5 minutes between measurements to ensure accuracy.