Humanas AirTouch HD-AT05 Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor - Purple

The Humanas AirTouch HD-AT05 is a compact and reliable wrist blood pressure monitor designed for convenient home health monitoring. With its oscillometric measurement method and large LCD display, it provides accurate readings of systolic and diastolic blood pressure, as well as pulse rate. The device features memory for two users with up to 99 readings each, an irregular heartbeat detection function, and a WHO classification indicator for easy interpretation of results. Its automatic shut-off and low battery indicator enhance usability, while the date and time stamp helps track measurements over time. Ideal for individuals seeking a portable and easy-to-use monitor for daily blood pressure checks.

Advantages

Compact wrist design for easy portability and comfortable use without needing to remove clothing. Large LCD screen ensures clear readability. Memory function for two users allows separate tracking. Irregular heartbeat detection adds an extra layer of health insight. WHO classification indicator helps quickly understand blood pressure levels.

Suitable for

• Individuals with hypertension or at risk of high blood pressure
• Seniors who prefer wrist monitors for ease of use
• People who need to monitor blood pressure regularly at home or on the go
• Health-conscious users tracking cardiovascular health

Key specifications

• Measurement Type: Wrist
• Measurement Method: Oscillometric
• Pressure Range: 0-299 mmHg
• Pulse Range: 40-199 beats/minute
• Accuracy: Pressure ±3 mmHg, Pulse ±5%
• Memory: 2 users x 99 readings
• Display: Large LCD
• Irregular Heartbeat Detection: Yes
• WHO Classification Indicator: Yes
• Average Function: Last 3 readings
• Power: 2x AAA batteries
• Automatic Shut-off: Yes
• Low Battery Indicator: Yes
• Date and Time Stamp: Yes
• Cuff Circumference: 13.5 - 19.5 cm
• Color: Purple

Recommendations

For accurate readings, ensure the wrist cuff is positioned at heart level during measurement. Avoid movement and talking during the process. Consult your healthcare provider for interpretation of results.