OMRON X2 Basic – Automatic Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor

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OMRON X2 Basic – Automatic Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor

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HIGH QUALITY PRODUCT YOU CAN RELY ONE. Clinically validated, the OMRON range of blood pressure machines has been validated by respected clinics, based on the latest European Society for Hypertension (ESH) or International Organisation for Standardisation validation protocols.NOW WITH EXTENDED GUARANEE OF 5 YEARS
AT-HOME MONITORING: the OMRON X2 Basic provides oscillometric readings of your blood pressure using an upper arm cuff so you can keep tabs on your blood pressure from the comfort of your own home
STAY UP-TO-DATE WITH YOUR HEALTH: easy-to-use at home blood pressure readings with reliable and accurate results as well as irregular heartbeat detection during routine blood pressure monitoring

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Description
The clinically validated OMRON X2 Basic is a portable upper arm blood pressure monitor that gives you accurate readings at home or on the go for a comprehensive picture of your health status wherever you are. The easy to use features, including the cuff wrap guide and compact design make it easy for you to integrate regular health monitoring into your daily life. The OMRON X2 Basic allows you to easily and discreetly monitor your blood pressure using oscillometric readings so you can track your health progress over time.

Product Details

Device type: Upper arm blood pressure monitor
Optional Cuff type: Upper Arm Cuff 17-22 cm, 22 - 42 cm
Memory: last measurement
Validation: Clinical Validation
Dimensions (L x H x D): 11.2 x 8.2 x 14 cm
Package weight: 380 g in total
Box includes: 1 x OMRON X2 Basic portable blood pressure monitor with 1 x arm cuff (22 - 32 cm), 4 x AA batteries and instruction manuals.

Home Blood Pressure Monitoring
Almost anyone can suffer from hypertension - and almost half of those that do, don't even know. Which is why it's recommended to regularly keep track of your blood pressure at home.

One button to get clear results
Simply press start to begin taking a reading, afterward you'll see your result on the large screen - with indicators if Irregular Heartbeat or Hypertension have been detected.

Designed for regular and reliable use
Adults can use this device to track blood pressure and pulse rates over time. The OMRON X2 Basic is a tool to help you monitor and stay aware of your heart health.

Most recommended brand by cardiologists
From OMRON the most recommended brand by cardiologists for home blood pressure monitors. Clinically validated for accuracy in regular population.

Product guides and documents
Troubleshooting Guide (PDF)
User Manual (PDF)

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20th Apr
It's the description that puts me off
20th Apr
NOW WITH EXTENDED GUARANEE
20th Apr
Just for those that wonder why their monitor takes soooo long to deflate, after inflating - think "oscillometric readings". The monitor takes a number of pressure readings as the cuff inflates, then a number of pressure readings as it deflates. It's those sets of reading that determine the actual systolic and diastolic pressures above ambient. Both sets can be extrapolated to find the actual interception point. Old/cheap monitors tried to sense the peak point. Newer ones use the slopes to extrapolate to the interception point. Latest ones use correlation between the rate of change of the increasing and decreasing slopes, to determine their interception point.

So, if you have an older one, say over 10 years old - you might consider getting a new one. If you are going to get one that can transfer its readings (plural - this one only keeps one reading and cannot transfer it) : best to get something like an Omron. Which will probably be supported for many years. Whereas my Lidl/Aldi "Crane " one has had its remote server down for weeks and they say that they probably wont support older models when they put the server up again with revised software.
20th Apr
I'd suggest just manually entering your blood pressure into something like Google Fit, which can important/export your data from/to all over the place.

I wouldn't use something brand-specific even if it were available, too easy to leave behind.
20th Apr
The pictures show different positioning of the cuffs. Where is the ‘pipe’ supposed to be correctly positioned?
20th Apr
There's invariably a dot or line marked "artery" or "art" - you line that up with the main artery that you ought to be able to find in the inner side of your elbow joint. (eg press your fingers gently there and move them about until they sense your pulse). The tube could actually come out anywhere. You put the cuff clear of the joint itself (eg about a cm or two clear of where the arm bends) so that you aren't including the bony bits that stick out.
20th Apr
NHS has given many library services some in branch blood pressure machines you can use free of charge. They also have ones like these you can borrow for free.
Check with your local library
20th Apr
Brilliant price, I usually recommend this or the M2 Basic to my patients.
21st Apr
Does this say if the measurement is ok?
21st Apr
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21st Apr
My unbranded £9.99 does the same job and has been working for the past 4 years with no problem. Still available for the same price on eBay
22nd Apr
Link ?