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OxMedi BP1 Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor

OxMedi BP1 Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor

Clinically accurate upper-arm readings at home, with a cuff that fits most adults.

£34.99
£34.99
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  • UKCA / CE marked
  • MHRA registered via UK Responsible Person
  • 2-year warranty
  • Dispatched from our UK warehouse

Sold and dispatched by OxMedi Medical Ltd, a UK registered company (no. 17030538).

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The OxMedi BP1 is an automatic upper-arm blood pressure monitor for home use. It takes a reading in under a minute, flags an irregular heartbeat, and stores results for two users so you can show your GP a trend rather than a single number. We make one upper-arm monitor, and this is why it is the right one.

We make one upper-arm monitor. Here is why it is the right one.

NICE guidance recommends an upper-arm monitor over a wrist monitor for home readings. The BP1 uses the same oscillometric method as the machine in your surgery, with a wide-range cuff, a large colour-coded display and a memory for two people. Nothing to learn, nothing to pair.

Spec they compare on
Cuff 22–42 cm · accuracy ±3 mmHg
Certification
UKCA / CE marked, Class IIa medical device, MHRA registered via Wellkang Ltd
Guarantee
2-year warranty, 90-day returns
Detail
2 users, readings stored with date and time; averages the last three

Specifications

MethodOscillometric, upper arm
UK importerOxMedi Medical Ltd

What's in the box

  • BP1 monitor
  • Upper-arm cuff
  • 4 × AA batteries
  • Storage bag
  • Instructions for use and quick start guide

Instructions for use

Setup videos: see the BP1 support page.

Compliance

UKCA and CE marked. Medical device class.

Registered with the MHRA by UK Responsible Person Wellkang Ltd on behalf of the manufacturer. Ref:. Registration is not approval or endorsement.

Manufacturer:. UK importer: OxMedi Medical Ltd, Unit 2A Marsh Hill Farm Buildings, HP17 8ST.

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Questions and answers

Upper arm or wrist — which is more accurate?

Upper arm. NICE and the British and Irish Hypertension Society both recommend upper-arm monitors for home use because wrist readings vary with arm position.

How should I take a reading?

Sit quietly for five minutes, feet flat, arm supported at heart level, cuff on bare skin. Take two readings a minute apart, morning and evening, for a week before your appointment.

What do the numbers mean?

The top number is systolic (pressure when the heart beats); the bottom is diastolic (between beats). The colour bar on the display shows where your reading sits against the ranges used by the NHS. It is a guide, not a diagnosis.

What does the irregular heartbeat symbol mean?

The monitor detected an uneven pulse during the reading. If it appears regularly, mention it to your GP.

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Key features

Wide-range cuff

One cuff for most adult arms — no extra purchase.

Colour-coded display

Large digits and a colour bar so the reading makes sense at a glance.

Two-user memory

Readings for each user, with date and time, and the average of the last three.

Irregular heartbeat detection

Flags an uneven pulse during the reading so you can raise it with your doctor.

How it compares

A side-by-side comparison of the BP1 Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with the Omron M3 Comfort and the Beurer BM 28 is on its way.

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