Kinetik Wellbeing Advanced Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor WBP3
Blood pressure monitor
- Cheapest price
- £24.99
- Shops
- 2
Prices
- BHF£24.99View at BHF (opens in a new tab)
- Kinetik Wellbeing£27.99View at Kinetik Wellbeing (opens in a new tab)
- AmazonAmazonFind it on Amazon (opens in a new tab)
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What it does
A wrist blood pressure monitor: the cuff fastens round the wrist, you hold it level with your heart and press start, and it reads while inflating, showing systolic and diastolic pressure and pulse on an LCD screen. It warns about movement and stores readings for two people.
From the description on kinetikwellbeing.com.
Kinetik Wellbeing Advanced Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor WBP3 specs
- Model
- WBP3
- Cuff
- wrist
- On the BIHS validated list
- Yes
- Cuff (cm)
- 13.5-21.5
- Memory
- 2 x 60
- Irregular heartbeat
- yes
- Users
- 2
- Power
- 2 x AAA batteries (included)
- Display
- LCD
- Measurement
- On inflation
- Movement detection
- Yes
- Stated accuracy
- Within ±3 mmHg
- Validation
- Clinically validated, BIHS and ESH approved (Kinetik)
- Warranty
- 2 years (bought from Kinetik's own shop)
The maker's figures, from kinetikwellbeing.com. Further specs from kinetikwellbeing.com.
How it compares
- To buy, it is the 6th cheapest of 34 blood pressure monitors we compare (the middle one costs £48.99).
- It is on the British and Irish Hypertension Society's validated list, as 10 of the other 33 are.
Kinetik Wellbeing Advanced Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor WBP3 reviews and discussions
Which?
- Which? tests of this kind of product members' content
Medical device status and safety
- Maker: not suitable for pregnant women, people with implanted electronic devices, pre-eclampsia, premature ventricular beats, atrial fibrillation or peripheral arterial disease, among others.
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