Atom AT-808 Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor

The Atom AT-808 is an automatic upper-arm blood pressure monitor designed for accurate, stress-free readings at home. Its large LCD shows systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, pulse rate, date, time and the current user, so every reading is clearly recorded. The cuff inflates and deflates automatically, and an irregular heartbeat indicator alerts you if an uneven rhythm is detected during measurement. With 60 memories per user, two family members can each keep their own history. Key features • Automatic inflation and deflation with one-touch start • Large LCD with systolic, diastolic, pulse, date, time and user ID • 60-reading memory for each user • Irregular heartbeat indicator • Large, comfortable upper-arm cuff • Automatic shut-off after 30 seconds of inactivity Who is it for? People managing hypertension, couples or families sharing one monitor, elderly users who need a clear display, and anyone recommended to keep a home BP diary. For best results 1. Measure at the same times each day, e.g. morning and evening. 2. Sit quietly with feet flat and arm supported at heart level. 3. Take two readings one minute apart and record the average. What's in the box • Atom AT-808 monitor • Upper-arm cuff • User manual Order the Atom AT-808 BP Monitor from CareBridge Medical with Cash on Delivery anywhere in Pakistan. Specifications: - Brand: Atom - Model: AT-808 - Type: Automatic upper-arm digital BP monitor - Measurement Method: Oscillometric - Display: Large LCD with date, time and user ID - Memory: 60 readings per user - Irregular Heartbeat Indicator: Yes - Auto Power-Off: After 30 seconds - Power: Batteries Frequently asked questions: Q: Can two people use the Atom AT-808? A: Yes. It has separate user memories, each storing up to 60 readings with date and time, so two people can track their results independently. Q: What does the irregular heartbeat symbol mean? A: It appears when the monitor detects an uneven pulse rhythm during a reading. It is an alert rather than a diagnosis – if you see it often, share your readings with your doctor. Q: Does it switch off by itself? A: Yes. It turns off automatically after about 30 seconds without use to save battery power. Q: Is an upper-arm monitor better than a wrist monitor? A: Upper-arm monitors are usually recommended for home use because the cuff sits close to heart level and readings are less affected by hand position. Q: How often should I check my blood pressure? A: Follow your doctor's advice. Many people with hypertension measure twice in the morning and twice in the evening for a week before a check-up.