Ozeri Blood Pressure Monitor Review

July 6, 2014
How often do you check your blood pressure?
I don’t check mine very often, but after my twin sister told me that she has always had low blood pressure I thought it would be a good idea to check mine.
My husband also told me that he has high blood pressure.
When I was contacted by Ozeri about reviewing one of their blood pressure monitors I chose the Ozeri CardioTech Premium Series BP3T Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor with Intelligent Hypertension Detection, which is available from Amazon for £49.99 at the time of writing this review.


The blood pressure monitor arrived in a box and the contents were well protected with bubble wrap. All the parts that were meant to be included were and the monitor was really easy to put together by simply plugging the arm cuff into the machine.
All you need to do to take your blood pressure is position the arm cuff in the correct position (shown in the instruction booklet) on your left arm and press start.
It really is that easy!

Another great thing that I love is that it even comes with batteries!

The screen on the monitor is easy to read with a blue LCD backlight, touch sensitive buttons and a slider switch which makes it easy to record two people’s blood pressure. You can save up to 60 readings per user and it also takes your pulse, plus it has can detect if you have an irregular heartbeat and also has a hypertension.
The screen displays your blood pressure reading and has a clock, plus a date and time stamp for each blood pressure reading.



When it comes to taking your blood pressure, results range from optimal, normal, high-normal, mild, moderate and severe.
Overall this blood pressure monitor is easy and quick to use.
The large display makes it easy to read and it’s lightweight too.
Plus it comes with its own carry case!
For the purpose of this review we were sent one Ozeri Blood Pressure Monitor

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