New 2019 Model Of BPM 317 Blood Pressure Monitor For Home Use Released

iProven, a home health products company based in Dordrecht, The Netherlands, has announced that they have released the new 2019 version of the BPM-317 device for monitoring blood pressure in the home. This device makes tracking blood pressure easy, with each measurement stored with a date and time stamp. This new wrist monitor from iProven arrives at the customer’s doorstep ready to go as it arrives with a storage case, batteries, and manual.

Suzanne, a spokesperson for iProven, says, “On a quest for the holy grail of blood pressure monitors? Look no further! You’ve found the BPM-317 digital BP monitor that has it all. This BP monitor has been developed with your doctor’s in mind. To match the accuracy you are used to. Giving you confidence with every measurement. Our automatic BPM-317 is precision-engineered with the newest technology to give you a reliable reading every time.”

The BPM-317 is an automatic BP monitor that is equipped with the latest technology for detecting blood pressure, pulse, and possible irregular heartbeat. And to ensure that every blood pressure measurement is comfortable for the user, the BPM-317 begins to measure during the process of inflating the BP cuff.

Suzanne points out, “Please note that your blood pressure may vary constantly due to many factors including stress and time of day. Even the way you wrap the cuff or hold your arm may influence the measurement. What is important to know is that the BPM-317 has been precision-engineered to provide a reliable reading every time.”

A new feature of the 2019 version of the BPM-317 blood pressure monitor is that it includes the new guidelines of the American Heart Association (AHA). It is equipped with the AHA indicator so that users would be able to detect high blood pressure with a blink of the eye.

According to the new AHA guidelines for the detection, management, prevention, and treatment of high blood pressure, it should be treated earlier with changes to the person’s lifestyle and with medication in some patients. The new guidelines have established 130/80 mm Hg as the benchmark instead of the previous 140/90. These new guidelines have decreased the definition of high blood pressure to take into consideration complications that can occur at lower numbers and to enable earlier intervention.

According to Paul Whelton, lead author of the new AHA guidelines, “It doesn't mean you need medication, but it's a yellow light that you need to be lowering your blood pressure, mainly with non-drug approaches.”

Suzanne explains that in order to measure blood pressure with ease and accuracy, users will need to ensure that the cuff on the wrist is at the same height as the heart. It is also important to stay still while the measurement is ongoing. And there should be no eating or drinking while taking blood pressure measurements.

So far, those who have tried the BPM-317 BP monitor have given the product five stars. For example, Melissa W. said, “This product is great! It is compact and easy to use on yourself. The readings seemed to be very accurate and I love how it is used on your wrist.”

Another important feature of the BPM-317 digital BP monitor is that it can store up to 90 readings for 2 users. Thus, a couple can keep up to 90 readings each of their blood pressure readings. And each reading has a date and time stamp to ensure accurate monitoring of their blood pressure.

And the BPM-317 BP monitor is covered by iProven’s 100-100 policy. This means that each customer who purchases the product is given a 100-day, no-questions asked, money-back guarantee.

iProven provides various types of home health products that can be used by people to help care for their health and their loved ones. Those who want to learn more about the BPM-317 digital blood pressure monitor or other similar products from iProven can go to their website or their Amazon page. They may also contact them through the telephone or via email.