Blood pressure monitors

Discover our range of Blood Pressure Monitors

With a blood pressure monitor, it’s super easy to keep tabs on your ticker at home. And you don’t need to be a doctor to own one either. Stressful jobs, fatty diets and a couch potato attitude can all cause problems for your heart, so it’s more important than ever to keep an eye on your heart health.

We’ve got a range of blood pressure monitors that put your health in your hands. You’ll be able to track your blood pressure without having to make a dreaded trip to the clinic. Whether you’re just keeping an eye on your numbers because of a health condition or want to aim for a healthier lifestyle in general, having a home blood pressure monitor can be a game changer.

You don’t have to have a medical degree to use one either. Wrap the cuff round your wrist or arm (depending on the type you’ve got), push a button a voila – the cuff will start inflating. The monitor then displays your numbers, giving you a straightforward snapshot of how your heart’s getting on.

What’s the best blood pressure monitor though? If you’re all about convenience, the Withings BPM Connect might be your jam. This wireless gadget is incredibly simple to use. Just strap it round your arm, hit a button and boom – you get a pinpoint reading (saved by Bluetooth or Wi-Fi) that you can quickly share with your doc when you need to.

It’s even got a handy trick up its sleeve, so you don’t miss a beat. Automatic detection control lets you know whenever you’re taking a reading wrong, meaning you should get accurate results every single time. You’re not likely to run out of juice anytime soon either. With a rechargeable battery that lasts up to six months, you can check your heart rate and blood pressure loads of times before you have to plug it in again.

Or, if you don’t want to spend too much, there’s the more affordable Salter BPA. It can store up to 60 readings for two different users. So, if your significant other has decided to join you on your new health kick, you can both easily track your health history at the same time on the one gadget.

Just a quick heads up too. It’s important to remember that blood pressure readings can go up and down based on a bunch of different factors. Caffeine, stress and even how much you’ve been moving about recently can all impact the numbers. So, if you think yours look a little bit off when you take a reading, it’s worth doing a couple more at different times to get a clearer picture.