Senior Aneroid Sphygmomanometer – Manual Dial BP Apparatus

The Senior Aneroid Sphygmomanometer is a classic manual blood pressure apparatus for doctors, nurses, medical students and families who prefer the traditional auscultation method. It pairs a clear, rust-resistant dial gauge with a hand inflation bulb and precision air-release valve, so you control inflation and deflation yourself and read the result directly from the dial while listening with a stethoscope. Because it is fully mechanical, there are no batteries to replace and nothing to charge – it is always ready in a clinic drawer, ambulance bag or home first-aid box. Key features • Large, easy-to-read dial calibrated from 0 to 300 mmHg • Accuracy of ±3 mmHg when correctly calibrated • Soft, padded, latex-free cuff that fits arms of 22–42 cm • Durable metal gauge housing • Compact and lightweight, with a zippered carrying case • No batteries or electricity required Who is it for? Medical professionals, nursing and medical students learning manual BP measurement, clinics, pharmacies, and home carers who want a dependable back-up to a digital monitor. Tips for correct use 1. Use it together with a stethoscope placed over the brachial artery. 2. Keep the gauge at eye level and the cuff at heart level. 3. Have the gauge checked for zero-point accuracy periodically. What's in the box • Aneroid dial gauge with inflation bulb and valve • Adult upper-arm cuff • Carrying case Order the Senior Aneroid BP Apparatus from CareBridge Medical with Cash on Delivery anywhere in Pakistan. Specifications: - Type: Manual aneroid sphygmomanometer (dial type) - Measurement Range: 0 – 300 mmHg - Accuracy: ±3 mmHg - Cuff Size: 22 – 42 cm arm circumference - Cuff Material: Latex-free, padded - Gauge: Rust-resistant metal dial - Power: None required - Included: Gauge, bulb and valve, cuff, carry case Frequently asked questions: Q: Do I need a stethoscope to use this BP apparatus? A: Yes. A manual aneroid sphygmomanometer is used with a stethoscope placed over the artery at the inner elbow, so you can hear the heart sounds that mark the systolic and diastolic readings. Q: Does it need batteries? A: No. It is completely mechanical – you inflate the cuff with the hand bulb and read the pressure from the dial, so there is no battery or charger to worry about. Q: What arm size does the cuff fit? A: The adult cuff fits upper-arm circumferences of roughly 22 to 42 cm, which covers most adults. Q: How accurate is an aneroid BP apparatus? A: The gauge is rated at ±3 mmHg. Accuracy depends on correct technique and on the dial resting at zero before use; have it checked periodically if it has been dropped. Q: Is it suitable for medical students? A: Yes. It is a popular choice for nursing and medical students practising manual blood pressure measurement, and it comes with a case for carrying to wards and classes.