Atom Professional Aneroid Sphygmomanometer – Manual BP Cuff with Case

The Atom Professional Aneroid Sphygmomanometer is a manual blood pressure apparatus built for everyday clinical use and dependable home monitoring. It combines an easy-to-read dial gauge, a hand inflation bulb with smooth release valve and a durable adult cuff, giving you full control of the measurement when used with a stethoscope. Its sturdy construction stands up to daily use in clinics, wards and outreach camps, and the included carrying case keeps everything together and protected between patients. Key features • Professional-grade aneroid gauge for consistent readings • Large, clear dial for fast reading • Comfortable, secure-fitting adult cuff • Smooth-action inflation bulb and precise deflation valve • Mercury-free and battery-free • Portable carrying case included Who is it for? Doctors, nurses, paramedics, lady health workers, medical and nursing students, and home carers trained in manual BP measurement. Care tips • Store the gauge in the case to protect it from knocks. • Check that the needle rests at zero before each use. • Do not over-inflate beyond 300 mmHg. What's in the box • Aneroid gauge with bulb and valve • Adult upper-arm cuff • Carrying case Order the Atom Professional Aneroid Sphygmomanometer from CareBridge Medical with Cash on Delivery anywhere in Pakistan. Specifications: - Brand: Atom - Type: Manual aneroid sphygmomanometer - Measurement Range: 0 – 300 mmHg - Gauge: Large dial, mercury-free - Cuff: Adult upper-arm cuff - Power: None required - Included: Gauge, bulb and valve, cuff, carrying case Frequently asked questions: Q: Is this apparatus mercury-free? A: Yes. It uses an aneroid (mechanical) gauge, so there is no mercury, making it safer to carry and store. Q: Do I need training to use a manual BP apparatus? A: Some practice is needed, because you must listen for heart sounds with a stethoscope while slowly releasing the pressure. Doctors, nurses and students are usually trained in this method. Q: Is a stethoscope included? A: No, the set includes the gauge, bulb, cuff and case. A stethoscope is sold separately. Q: What is the measuring range? A: The dial reads from 0 to 300 mmHg, which covers the full clinical range. Q: How do I know the gauge is still accurate? A: The needle should rest at zero before inflation. If it does not, or the device has been dropped, have it checked against a reference gauge.