Omron Hem-7156 Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor

Omron Hem-7156 Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor

Marsoni

M251S

$149.45

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Omron Hem-7156 Automatic Blood Pressure MonitorPRODUCT FEATURES Accuracy is one of the most important requirements in blood pressure monitoring. With IntelliWrap 360 accuracy, OMRON's HEM 7156 allows you to get accurate readings effortlessly regardless of how the cuff is worn at home. Get the same accuracy as you would in your doctor's office! CLINICALLY VALIDATED!! SPECIFICATIONS: 360 Accuracy IntelliWrap Reduce error no matter how inaccurately you position the cuff Fit snugly around upper arm

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