Beurer BC 81 Mode D'emploi page 3

WARNING:
• Consult your physician or pharmacist before
starting to measure your blood pressure.
• Read and understand all instructions and
warnings before using this device.
• Like any oscillometric blood pressure mea-
surement devices, certain medical conditions
can affect the measurement accuracy, among
others:
– disorder of the cardiac rhythm
– very low blood pressure
– patients in shock
– patients with very low blood perfusion
– diabetes
– vessel anomalities
– people with electrical implants, such as a
cardiac pacemaker
– women who are pregnant.
Due to their condition the oscillometric mea-
surement method can produce incorrect read-
ings. This represents a risk for your health,
since values may be interpreted incorrectly.
Always consult your physician to determine
what will be suitable for you.
• This product does not and is not intended to
provide a medical diagnosis. Measurements
results are for reference only. Self-diagno-
sis and treatment, e.g. regarding medication,
using measured results represent a risk for your
health. Always consult with a licensed physician
for determination of appropriate medication and
dosage thereof. Follow the instructions of your
physician or licensed healthcare provider. If you
have or suspect that you have a medical prob-
lem, promptly consult your physician. If you
have an emergency please call 911 immediately.
• Only a physician or a trained health care pro-
fessional who is familiar with your medical his-
tory is able to accurately interpret your blood
pressure measurements. Consult your physi-
cian before starting blood pressure monitoring.
• This product is not intended to serve as a sub-
stitute for the advice of a physician or medical
professional. This product is not intended to
substitute for regular medical checkups. Con-
tact your physician for specific information
about your blood pressure.
• Please note that technically related measur-
ing tolerances are possible. Please see sec-
tion "10. Technical Specifications" for details.
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