Tlakoměr Beurer BM28 automatické měření s LCD displejem

Beurer BM28 is an automatic blood pressure monitor intended for home use that performs fully automatic arm measurements and displays systolic and diastolic pressure values together with pulse rate on an LCD screen. The device stores measurement results to help users track changes over time and identify trends in blood pressure. Its design focuses on clear, easy-to-read results and straightforward operation for everyday monitoring of hypertension and cardiovascular health.

Advantages

The Beurer BM28 provides fully automatic inflation and measurement, reducing user error and simplifying repeated checks. The clear LCD display shows systolic and diastolic pressures along with pulse, enabling quick interpretation of results. Built-in memory lets users compare past readings to detect patterns over days and weeks. The cuff is designed for comfortable arm placement and consistent pressure application, supporting reliable measurements during routine use.

Suitable for

• Home monitoring of blood pressure and pulse
• People managing hypertension or monitoring treatment effects
• Regular self-checks for cardiovascular health trends
• Users seeking a simple, automatic arm cuff device

Key specifications

• Measurement type: automatic upper arm (oscillometric) measurement
• Displayed values: systolic pressure, diastolic pressure, pulse rate
• Display: LCD for numeric results
• Memory function: storage of previous measurements for tracking
• Cuff: adjustable arm cuff suitable for standard adult arm circumferences
• Power: battery operated for portable home use

How to use

Place the cuff on the bare upper arm at heart level and sit in a relaxed position with feet flat on the floor. Switch on the Beurer BM28 and start a measurement following the device prompts; the cuff will inflate automatically and record systolic/diastolic pressures and pulse. Remain still and avoid talking during the measurement for accurate results. After the cuff deflates, read the values on the LCD and store or note them according to your tracking routine.

Recommendations

Take measurements at consistent times each day, such as morning and evening, and keep a log of readings to observe trends. Avoid caffeine, smoking and strenuous activity at least 30 minutes before measurement. If readings are consistently outside expected ranges, consult a healthcare professional for interpretation and guidance.