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Digital Blood Pressure Monitors

Explore Mediworld's exceptional selection of blood pressure monitors. Trusted with over 50 years in the industry and a proud supplier to the NHS, our collection signifies quality and reliability. Each product is meticulously approved to meet your healthcare needs. Explore our collection and experience the excellence that defines Mediworld.  Feel free to contact us with any questions or specialized requests you may have.

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Omron RS2 Wrist Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
Omron RS2 Wrist Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
£33.00
£39.60 (inc VAT)
Blood Pressure Monitor
Omron M3 Comfort Blood Pressure Monitor
£54.54
£65.45 (inc VAT)
Blood Pressure Monitor
Blood Pressure Monitor
£22.92
£27.50 (inc VAT)
Omron M7 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
Omron M7 Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
£81.58
£97.90 (inc VAT)
Omron M2 Basic
Omron M2 Basic
£29.79
£35.75 (inc VAT)
Omron M4 Intelli IT
Omron M4 Intelli IT
£54.16
£64.99 (inc VAT)

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Mediworld has been a regular supplier to the NHS for a number of decades.

UN Approved

We specialise in turnkey projects and are proudly UN approved.

50 Years In The Industry

2023 is our 50 year anniversary, and we are here to service you for many more.

Frequently Asked Questions

To monitor your BP at home:

  • Sit quietly for five minutes before measuring.
  • Keep your feet flat on the floor and back supported.
  • Place the cuff on your bare upper arm level with your heart.
  • Follow the device instructions for taking a measurement.
  • Record the date, time, and BP readings to share with your healthcare provider.

Yes, there are wearable blood pressure monitors, like smartwatches or wristband styles, that allow for continuous monitoring. However, they might not be as accurate as traditional cuff-style monitors.

Normal blood pressure generally means a reading below 120/80 mmHg. However, normal ranges can vary with age:

  • Children and adolescents: Varies by age, sex, and height.
  • Adults 20-60: 120/80 mmHg
  • Older adults: Slightly higher readings are common, but should still be below 120/80 mmHg.
  • Ensure it is calibrated periodically as per the manufacturer’s instructions.
  • Compare the readings with those taken at a healthcare provider’s office.
  • Ensure you are using the correct technique and cuff size.

Manual (aneroid) blood pressure monitors used with a stethoscope are often considered more accurate and are commonly used by healthcare professionals. However, they require more skill to use correctly.