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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 measurement
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 measurement
method can produce incorrect readings. This rep-
resents 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 refer-
ence only. Self-diagnosis 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 dos-
age thereof. Follow the instructions of your physician
or licensed healthcare provider. If you have or suspect
that you have a medical problem, promptly consult your
physician. If you have an emergency please call 911
immediately.
• Only a physician or a trained health care professional
who is familiar with your medical history is able to accu-
rately interpret your blood pressure measurements.
Consult your physician before starting blood pressure
monitoring.
• This product is not intended to serve as a substitute
for the advice of a physician or medical professional.
This product is not intended to substitute for regular
medical checkups. Contact your physician for specific
information about your blood pressure.
• Please note that technically related measuring toler-
ances are possible. Please see section "10. Specifi-
cations" for details.
• It is recommended that the cuff is cleaned after every
200th use.
• It is recommended that the cuff is disinfected twice a
week using a cloth that is lightly moistened with eth-
ylalcohol (75 – 90 %); then allowed to air dry.
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