Uncover stroke risk early
Capture blood pressure readings and screen for AFib in just one measurement
High blood pressure is a leading cause of AFib, a serious heart rhythm disorder that increases the risk of stroke by 5x1. OMRON blood pressure monitors with AFib Screening Technology are clinically validated to detect the possibility of AFib while taking your routine blood pressure measurement.
Why choose an OMRON monitor?
Doctor-Recommended & Clinically Validated – As the #1 doctor and pharmacist-recommended brand of blood pressure monitors in the U.S.2, OMRON has a 50-year history of providing reliable, easy-to-use devices that meet the highest clinical standards of accuracy.
Advanced AFib Screening Technology – Accurately detect the possibility of AFib in just one blood pressure measurement3.
Easy-to-Read Display and Comfortable Cuff – The wide screen display features helpful symbols and descriptions, while the wide-range, comfortable Easy-Wrap blood pressure cuff is pre-formed to inflate 360 degrees around your upper arm.
Convenient App for Health Tracking – Sync your monitor to the free OMRON connect app to store unlimited readings, track trends, and share your health data with your doctor – available on the App Store® and Google Play™ Store.
How it works
1.Take your blood pressure measurement as usual.
2.The built-in Advanced AFib Screening Technology will accurately analyze your results for signs of possible AFib during your measurement.
3.If possible AFib is not detected, your current blood pressure results will display on the monitor. If possible AFib is detected, your current blood pressure results will not display, and you will instead receive an alert that possible AFib has been detected.
Safety Information
Not intended for use if you have an implanted defibrillator or pacemaker.
Not intended for use if you are pregnant.
Not intended for use if you are under 22 years of age.
Never diagnose or treat yourself based on your readings. Always consult with your physician.
Consult with your physician if possible AFib is detected.
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Frost & Sullivan Survey, Blood pressure clinician perception tracker surveys. July 17, 2024. U.S. News & World Report | Best OTC Medicine & Health Products, accessed October 17, 2024.
Janik, et al. 2024. Novel BPM with Machine Learning for AF Detection. Heart Rhythm Journal. https://www.heartrhythmjournal.com/action/showPdf?pii=S1547-5271%2824%2902520-7