Standard D-Ring Cuff 9″ to 13″
Model: H-CR24
#1 Doctor and pharmacist recommended brand
Features
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Compatible
CompatibleThe Standard Cuff is compatible with OMRON Blood Pressure Monitor models: BP710, BP742, HEM-432C, HEM-711AC, HEM-712C and HEM-712CLC
Product Info
Description
The contoured durable Standard D-ring cuff (H-CR24) fits arms 9″ to 13″ in circumference. Before you purchase a home blood pressure monitor, it’s important to determine the best cuff size for you. To determine your arm size, use a cloth measuring tape and measure the circumference of your left upper arm midway between your elbow and shoulder. Ensuring that the blood pressure cuff is neither too tight nor too loose will help ensure the most accurate readings providing you a more accurate picture of your heart’s health. This cuff is only compatible with OMRON Blood Pressure Monitor models: BP710, BP742, HEM-432C, HEM-711AC, HEM-712C and HEM-712CLC.
This cuff is not compatible with the 2014 Advanced Accuracy Blood Pressure Monitor Series.
UPC
073796838249
In Box
Includes: Standard D-Ring Cuff (9″ to 13″), Instruction Manual
Limited Warranty
Your H-CR24 upper arm cuff is warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship appearing within 1 year from the date of purchase, when used in accordance with the instructions provided with this upper arm cuff. The above warranty extends only to the original retail purchaser. We will, at our option, replace without charge any arm cuff covered by the above warranty. Replacement is our only responsibility and your only remedy under the above warranty.
Blood Pressure
The ability to check your blood pressure easily, wherever you are, is essential not only to your health but to your peace of mind. When you do, it's important to have complete reassurance that your numbers are accurate. Get portability, convenience, and complete blood pressure accuracy right out of the box so you can go about your day with confidence. The accuracy of all OMRON blood pressure monitors—both upper arm and wrist models—is validated by three major global organizations that develop testing protocols.