PARAMED Aneroid Sphygmomanometer – Manual Blood Pressure Cuff with Universal Cuff 8.7-16.5" and D-Ring – Carrying Case in The kit – Black – Stethoscope Not Included

I recently purchased the PARAMED Aneroid Sphygmomanometer, for my niece a gift and she couldn't be more pleased with its performance! The build quality is outstanding, and it feels sturdy and reliable in hand. The universal cuff is a fantastic feature, comfortably fitting arm sizes from 8.7" to 16.5", ensuring it’s suitable for most users.The gauge is large and easy to read, with clear markings for precise readings. The inflation bulb is responsive, making the manual pumping process smooth and efficient. I also appreciate the included carrying case, which keeps everything organized and protected when not in use.Whether you're a healthcare professional or someone who just needs to monitor their blood pressure at home, the PARAMED Aneroid Sphygmomanometer is a top-notch choice. It's accurate, durable, and simple to use. Highly recommend it!

The media could not be loaded. **Title: The Upgrade You Need for Nursing School!**This manual blood pressure cuff is a game-changer. Compared to the one I got from school, it's like night and day.It’s super easy to use—even for a novice like me, and the accuracy is impressive. No more second-guessing readings or fiddling with the dial endlessly.The build quality is excellent, too. It’s sturdy enough to handle the daily grind of nursing school without any issues. Overall great value for the price. This thing is super easy to read, too. It fits on patients of all sizes, making it super versatile. My patients have stated that this cuff is more comfortable than the ones without the D ring. I also love that it comes with a cute case that it fits into, making it so easy to take it with you on the go.If you’re tired of the flimsy, inaccurate cuffs provided at school, do yourself a favor and upgrade to this one. You won’t regret it!

This manual blood pressure cuff is solid and easy to use. The universal cuff fits a wide range of arm sizes, and the D-ring makes it simple to adjust. Comes with a carrying case for easy storage. Great quality for anyone needing a reliable sphygmomanometer!

The EMT jump bag in the rescue truck stores a Littman scope and a super silky nice cuff. I did NOT expect that in a cheap set, and did not receive one. There are things I like about this but I'm afraid I'm just not going to keep it, for this low price. Springing for a little better kit - or separate scope - might be the way to go if you are using this frequently.EDIT: customer service contacted me so I added a star back. I was pretty hasty and critical in my assessment. For the price this works as an occasional use entry level BP set. I wish I had others to compare to! The cuff works and you can get by with this scope for quick BP.The scope head is super cheap plastic as other reviewers have picked up. The audio works for BP but not much more. The ear tips are hard plastic and only one size. Note you'll have to do some bending to make this comfortable for even a minute! Don't bend the tubes (of course) but try the springy piece of metal that connects the two. Also rotating the tubes so the ear buds face forward a bit (instead of facing each other straight to the side) makes a huge difference in the sound!The cuff seems decent and is reasonably comfortable. The d-ring design means you will be either taking it apart each time or sliding up the arm. I find it large enough to slide up the arm without difficulty, there's a block to keep it from falling back out of the ring, and the d-ring makes it much easier to use on myself. The cuff doesn't have artery markers like the video and instructions show and taking readings from different locations changes the results. The monometer has a decent multi-way clip on it but nowhere on the cuff to actually clip it so it just sort of dangles from the top. The dial is easy to read but i wish just a little larger. The valve makes it tricky to release air at a steady pace and actually see where it is when the pulse sounds resume.Side note, i see why people buy the automatic ones now. I asked a paramedic his opinion of this set and after he stopped laughing said he didn't even know when the last time he took a manual BP was. Faster and more accurate to use the machines. Well, my service still uses the old ways.

Perfect for taking manual blood pressures. I love how durable it is and perfect for on the go!

Works well for manual BP. Cuff is easy to use and fits a variety of arm sizes. Can use on self if trained. Compact case.

As a volunteer First Responder, I needed a reliable manual BP device that can be easily stored in my Med Bag and always works. The electronic ones are ok, but you are a slave to the batteries. This one was recommended by several paramedics and EMTs. It comes with a convenient storage bag and is compact.

This is a good product at a reasonable price. It works well, has a good weight, and a lovely color.