Microlife B3 AFIB Advanced Blood Pressure Monitor

Description:

Microlife BP B3 AFIB is the starter model for detection of Atrial Fibrillation (AF) during blood pressure measurement at home. AF is one of the most common causes of stroke, but there are often no symptoms to recognise it. The BP B3 AFIB is clinically validated for many special patient groups and therefore provides accurate blood pressure measurements for everyone.

What is Atrial Fibrillation?

Atrial Fibrillation is the most common cardiac arrhythmia and a major risk factor of stroke.

Regular screening at home using a Microlife blood pressure monitor with AFIBsens technology is highly recommended to significantly reduce the risk of getting a stroke or heart attack.

• Fully automatic for upper arm
• Extra-large display
• AFIBsens
• IHB for detection of irregular heartbeat
• Optimal speed and pressure control with Gentle+
• Cuff fit check.
• Traffic light indicator for blood pressure classification
• 99 data memory
• Average of stored measurements
• Adjustable date and time
• Low battery indicator
• Rechargeable battery-friendly
• Accessories: conical M-L soft cuff (22-42 cm), 4 x AA alkaline batteries, textile storage bag and BP diary

Stroke risk detection - High accuracy in Atrial Fibrillation (AF) detection for stroke prevention.

Microlife Average Mode - 3 measurements in 1 click and average result for superior reliability.

Conical soft cuff M-L (22-42 cm) - Comfortable cuff with washable cuff cover for long lasting, hygienic use.

IHB technology - Pulse Arrhythmia Detection (IHB) for early alerts to possible heart irregularities.

99 data memory - and average display of all stored readings.

Traffic light indicator - Easy to read classification of blood pressure result.

Usage Directions:

Please follow instructions on pack or provided in the packaging.

Warnings:

Always read the label and follow directions for use. For people with high blood pressure. Consult your doctor to evaluate the readings. Check your device periodically for accuracy.

If symptoms persist, consult your healthcare professional.