Yuwell Mercurial Sphygmomanometer – Mercury Column BP Apparatus

The Yuwell Mercurial Sphygmomanometer is a classic mercury-column blood pressure apparatus, long regarded by clinicians as a reference standard for manual BP measurement. The mercury column rises and falls in a clear glass tube, giving a direct, highly consistent reading that does not drift over time. Housed in a sturdy desktop case with storage for the cuff and bulb, it is ideal for doctors' clinics and teaching settings. Key features • Mercury column for highly consistent readings • Clear glass tube with 0–300 mmHg scale • Sturdy desktop case with cuff storage • Adult cuff with inflation bulb and valve • No calibration drift Who is it for? Doctors, teaching hospitals and clinics that prefer a mercury reference 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. Safety note The apparatus contains mercury. Keep the case closed and upright when not in use, lock the mercury reservoir before moving it, and follow local rules for handling in case of breakage. What's in the box • Yuwell mercury sphygmomanometer in case • Adult cuff • Inflation bulb and valve Order the Yuwell Mercury BP Apparatus from CareBridge Medical with Cash on Delivery anywhere in Pakistan. Specifications: - Brand: Yuwell - Type: Mercury-column sphygmomanometer (desktop) - Measurement Range: 0 – 300 mmHg - Housing: Desktop case with storage - Power: None required Frequently asked questions: Q: Why do doctors use mercury BP apparatus? A: The mercury column gives a direct reading that does not drift, so it has long been used as a reference for manual measurement. Q: Is it safe to use at home? A: It is mainly intended for clinical settings. It contains mercury, so it must be handled carefully and kept upright and closed when not in use. Q: Does it need batteries? A: No, it is fully manual. 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.