Blood Pressure Monitors (ABPM & Digital), Cuffs & Accessories
Numed Healthcare supply a range of blood pressure monitors, blood pressure cuffs and accessories. Our monitors are suitable for prolonged use by patients for the effective monitoring of blood pressure. Our range of 24-hour Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitors (ABPMs) is available here.
One of our best-selling ABPMs is the IEM Mobil-O-Graph 24 Hour ABPM. It is fully integrated with the leading NHS clinical systems from Enlivio Health (EMIS), TPP and Vision, making it another popular choice. This ABPM is perfect for monitoring blood pressure for up to 48 hours and has achieved the highest possible A/A grade for accuracy from the British Hypertension Society.
Choosing the correct blood pressure cuff size is essential for accurate readings, so we stock a full range of blood pressure cuff sizes - small cuffs for slim arms, standard adult, large blood pressure cuffs and bariatric blood pressure cuffs for larger arms. Alongside our monitors, we also supply a variety of blood pressure accessories, from replacement cuffs for blood pressure monitors and home BP cuffs through to power adaptors, disposable sleeves and USB download cables.
IEM Mobil-O-Graph 24 Hour ABPM with Central Blood Pressure Measurement
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£1,995.00 exc VAT
IEM Mobil-O-Graph 24 Hour ABPM with Central BP and Pulse Wave Analysis
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£2,495.00 exc VAT 
Cotton Disposable Sleeves for Blood Pressure Cuff (Pack of 50)
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£25.00 exc VAT
FAQs
What causes high blood pressure?
We don’t know exactly what can cause high blood pressure in a person. There are some factors out of a patient’s control, such as age, family history and ethnicity, that can sometimes contribute to higher blood pressure.
There are also some lifestyle factors that can increase the risk of high blood pressure. Blood Pressure UK identify these factors as:
- Eating too much salt
- Not eating enough vegetables and fruit
- Drinking too much alcohol
- Being overweightAccording to the NHS, for 1 in 20 patients, high blood pressure is due to an underlying condition or some medication. Some conditions that could lead to high blood pressure include:
- Diabetes
- Kidney disease
- Lupus
- Hormone problems
- Long-term kidney infectionsThis is why it is important for medical professionals to monitor and accurately measure a patient’s blood pressure by using a blood pressure monitoring device.
What is considered a normal blood pressure?
Generally, normal blood pressure is between 90/60mmHg and 120/80mmHg.
What is considered high blood pressure?
High blood pressure is generally 140/90mmHg or above.
What is considered low blood pressure?
Low blood pressure is generally 90/60mmHg or below.
What is the ABPM test?
ABPM stands for Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring. This is when blood pressure is measured for usually up to 24-48 hours; the patient is moving around and going about their normal daily activities during monitoring. A digital blood pressure monitor is attached to a belt around the patient’s waist, and this is connected to a cuff around the upper arm.
Monitoring a patient’s blood pressure during their everyday routine gives a more accurate blood pressure profile free from distortion created by white coat hypertension.
