Shop blood pressure monitors, pulse oximeters, stethoscopes and sphygmomanometers for checking your health at home. We ship across the USA.
Shop Health Monitors by Type
- Digital blood pressure monitors: Standard Blood Pressure Monitor, Single Button Smartphone Compatible Blood Pressure Monitor
- Manual blood pressure and cuffs: Sphygmomanometer, Blood Pressure Monitor Cuff
- Oxygen and pulse monitoring: Pulse Oximeter Compatible with Smart Devices
- Listening devices: Stethoscope
Home Health Monitor Guide
Home health monitors help you track readings between doctor visits. Use this guide to compare devices, and share your readings with your doctor.
| Designed for | Product | Design |
|---|---|---|
| Simple blood pressure checks at home | Standard blood pressure monitor | Digital monitor with a cuff and screen |
| Tracking blood pressure on your phone | Smartphone compatible blood pressure monitor | One button operation, works with a smartphone |
| Manual blood pressure readings | Sphygmomanometer | Manual cuff used with a stethoscope |
| Replacing a blood pressure cuff | Blood pressure monitor cuff | Cuff for a blood pressure monitor |
| Checking oxygen level and pulse rate | Pulse oximeter | Fingertip device, works with smart devices |
| Listening to heart and lung sounds | Stethoscope | Chest piece with tubing and earpieces |
How to Choose a Home Health Monitor
- Digital or manual blood pressure: a digital monitor shows your reading on a screen with the press of a button; a manual sphygmomanometer needs a stethoscope and some training to use.
- Smartphone tracking: if you want to save and share your readings, choose a monitor or pulse oximeter that works with your phone.
- Cuff size: a cuff that is too small or too large can give a wrong reading. Measure around your upper arm and check the cuff size on the product page.
- Who will use it: one button devices are easy for seniors and caregivers; manual devices are often used by nurses and students.
- Product details: check the specifications on each product page, or call us at (847) 696-6814 for help.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a digital blood pressure monitor and a sphygmomanometer?
A digital blood pressure monitor inflates the cuff and shows your reading on a screen. A manual sphygmomanometer uses a cuff and gauge, and you listen with a stethoscope to take the reading. Digital monitors are easier for most people at home.
How do I get an accurate blood pressure reading at home?
Sit quietly for about 5 minutes with your back supported and feet flat on the floor. Rest your arm on a table at heart level, use the right cuff size, and take readings at the same time each day. Share your readings with your doctor.
What does a pulse oximeter measure?
A pulse oximeter clips onto your fingertip and shows your blood oxygen level (SpO2) and pulse rate. Ask your doctor what readings are normal for you.
Can I track my readings on my phone?
Yes. Our smartphone compatible blood pressure monitor and pulse oximeter work with smart devices, so you can keep a record of your readings.
Do I need a stethoscope to check blood pressure?
You need a stethoscope with a manual sphygmomanometer. A digital blood pressure monitor does not need a stethoscope.
Can a home health monitor replace a doctor visit?
No. Home monitors help you track your readings, but they do not diagnose any condition. Contact your doctor if your readings are unusual or you feel unwell.
Where do you ship health monitors?
We ship blood pressure monitors, pulse oximeters and stethoscopes to customers across the United States.