Atom AT-704 Digital Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor

The Atom AT-704 is a compact digital wrist blood pressure monitor for people who want to check their BP quickly at home, at work or while travelling. Instead of a large arm cuff, it wraps around the wrist and measures automatically with a single button, showing systolic pressure, diastolic pressure and pulse on a clear LCD. The monitor uses the oscillometric method and also flags an irregular heartbeat if one is detected during measurement – a useful prompt to discuss your results with a doctor. Key features • Wrist-type design – small enough for a handbag or travel kit • One-touch automatic inflation and measurement • Large digital display for systolic, diastolic and pulse • Irregular heartbeat detection • Memory to review previous readings • Lightweight and battery-operated Who is it for? Frequent travellers, office workers, people with larger upper arms who find arm cuffs uncomfortable, and anyone who wants a portable second monitor. Getting an accurate wrist reading 1. Sit down and rest for 5 minutes. 2. Fit the cuff on the bare left wrist about 1 cm below the palm. 3. Rest your elbow on a table and raise the wrist to heart level. 4. Keep still and silent until the result appears. What's in the box • Atom AT-704 wrist monitor • Storage case • User manual Order the Atom AT-704 Wrist BP Monitor from CareBridge Medical with Cash on Delivery anywhere in Pakistan. Specifications: - Brand: Atom - Model: AT-704 - Type: Automatic digital wrist BP monitor - Measurement Method: Oscillometric - Display: Digital LCD - Irregular Heartbeat Detection: Yes - Memory: Multiple readings - Operation: One-touch automatic - Power: Batteries Frequently asked questions: Q: Are wrist BP monitors accurate? A: Yes, when used correctly. The most important step is holding the wrist at heart level with the elbow supported; readings taken with the wrist too high or too low will be inaccurate. Q: Which wrist should I use? A: Most people use the left wrist. Whichever you choose, use the same wrist each time so your readings are comparable. Q: What does the irregular heartbeat indicator mean? A: It shows that the monitor detected an uneven pulse rhythm during the reading. It is not a diagnosis, but if it appears often you should show your readings to a doctor. Q: Is a wrist monitor good for travel? A: Yes. The AT-704 is small and light, so it fits easily in a handbag or travel kit. Q: Who should choose an arm monitor instead? A: People with atrial fibrillation or poor circulation in the hands often get more consistent results from an upper-arm monitor. Ask your doctor if unsure.