uCheck UC-0500 Aneroid Sphygmomanometer – Square Dial, Zinc Alloy

The uCheck UC-0500 is a premium aneroid sphygmomanometer built for clinicians who want outstanding readability and durability. Its extra-large square dial uses high-visibility white numbers on a red faceplate with a sharp metal pointer, so readings are fast and unambiguous. The core body is die-cast zinc alloy with a scratch-resistant, anti-corrosive finish, and the gauge is laboratory-calibrated to ±3 mmHg across a 0–300 mmHg range. Key features • Extra-large square dial with high-visibility markings • Premium die-cast zinc alloy housing • Scratch-resistant, anti-corrosive finish • Laboratory-calibrated accuracy of ±3 mmHg • 0–300 mmHg clinical scale • Mercury-free and battery-free Who is it for? Doctors, consultants, nursing stations and teaching hospitals wanting a premium, long-lasting manual BP apparatus. How to use 1. Wrap the cuff snugly on the bare upper arm at heart level. 2. Place a stethoscope over the brachial artery at the inner elbow. 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 • uCheck UC-0500 gauge with bulb and valve • Adult cuff • Carry case Order the uCheck UC-0500 Aneroid Sphygmomanometer from CareBridge Medical with Cash on Delivery anywhere in Pakistan. Specifications: - Brand: uCheck - Model: UC-0500 - Type: Manual aneroid sphygmomanometer - Measurement Range: 0 – 300 mmHg - Accuracy: ±3 mmHg - Dial: Extra-large square, red face with white markings - Housing: Die-cast zinc alloy, anti-corrosive finish - Power: None required Frequently asked questions: Q: What makes the UC-0500 a premium apparatus? A: It has an extra-large, high-visibility square dial and a die-cast zinc alloy body with a scratch- and corrosion-resistant finish. Q: How accurate is it? A: The gauge is laboratory-calibrated to ±3 mmHg across a 0–300 mmHg range. Q: Is it mercury-free? A: Yes, it is an aneroid (mechanical) gauge with no mercury. Q: Do I need a stethoscope with this apparatus? A: Yes. Manual blood pressure measurement requires a stethoscope to hear the heart sounds; the stethoscope is sold separately.