iProvèn Launches New Blood Pressure Monitor

iProvèn, a company in Beaverton, OR, is proud to introduce their new blood pressure monitor. This is a highly innovative device, having been equipped with Bluetooth and DPDA technology. This means that it can connect to a smartphone app, which can be installed after purchasing the monitor from Amazon.

Lorianne Hubers from iProvèn says: "As a company, we are dedicated to providing our customers with the latest advances in at home medical technology. Recently, we launched our smart ear thermometer and this have proven to be quite popular. We expect the new Bluetooth device for monitoring blood pressure to become popular as well."

The company has described the monitor as 'highly accurate and lightning fast'. It uses DPDA, which is a unique measurement technique, and is also equipped with shock detection and irregular heartbeat detection. The readings are provided incredibly fast and are highly reliable, enabling people to monitor their blood pressure at home. In fact, it comes with pulse and hypertension indicators, which follow the guidelines set out by the American Heart Association.

While only recently released, the blood pressure monitor has already received a wealth of positive reviews, currently rating as a 4.5 star item on Amazon. Many people, some of whom are medical purchasers, have praised its ease of use, speed, and accuracy. An Amazon customer says, "This blood pressure kit is easy to use and set up. Just a few minutes out of the box. Connect to your phone with a free app to keep track of your BP, again easy to use and set up. It stores results BP for 2 people with up to 60 readings for each person. Cuff fits adults..."

The device has been designed to be used by adults, including the elderly. To achieve this, they have fitted the device with a large screen, on which both systolic and diastolic blood pressure are shown. Additionally, it easily provides heart rate readings. Most importantly, the readings are consistent, and will show the same readings as those obtained at a physician's office.

With the addition of the app, users are able to create their own blood pressure kit, monitoring up to two people. This also enables people to determine whether certain activities have an impact on their blood pressure.