U-CHEK Aneroid Sphygmomanometer – Manual BP Apparatus with Dial Gauge

The U-CHEK Aneroid Sphygmomanometer is a high-precision manual blood pressure apparatus for clinics, pharmacies and trained home users. Its non-mercury dial gauge gives clear, dependable readings, while the adjustable adult cuff and smooth inflation bulb make measurement comfortable and controlled. Built from durable materials, it is designed for long service life in busy clinical settings and remains ready to use at any moment because it needs no batteries or power. Key features • Accurate aneroid dial gauge, mercury-free • Adjustable arm cuff with secure closure • High-quality inflation bulb with precise air-release valve • Compact and lightweight for home visits and outreach work • No batteries required – always ready Who is it for? Doctors, nurses, paramedics, medical and nursing students, and caregivers who have been trained to measure BP manually. How to use 1. Wrap the cuff snugly on the bare upper arm at heart level. 2. Place the stethoscope over the brachial artery. 3. Inflate about 30 mmHg above the expected systolic value, then release at 2–3 mmHg per second while listening. What's in the box • U-CHEK aneroid gauge with bulb and valve • Adult arm cuff • Storage pouch Order the U-CHEK Aneroid Sphygmomanometer from CareBridge Medical with Cash on Delivery anywhere in Pakistan. Specifications: - Brand: U-CHEK - Type: Manual aneroid sphygmomanometer (dial type) - Measurement Range: 0 – 300 mmHg - Gauge: Non-mercury dial - Cuff: Adjustable adult arm cuff - Power: None required - Included: Gauge, bulb and valve, cuff, pouch Frequently asked questions: Q: Is the U-CHEK BP apparatus mercury-free? A: Yes. It uses an aneroid dial gauge, so it contains no mercury and is safer to handle and transport. Q: Do I need a stethoscope? A: Yes. Manual measurement requires a stethoscope to hear the heart sounds; it is sold separately. Q: Does it need batteries? A: No. It is fully mechanical and works without batteries or electricity. Q: Who should use a manual BP apparatus? A: It is best for doctors, nurses, students and caregivers trained in manual measurement. For simple home use without training, a digital automatic monitor is easier. Q: How should I store it? A: Keep it in its pouch away from heat and moisture, avoid dropping the gauge, and check that the needle rests at zero before use.