24h Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor Review | CardioVascular Health | BP Trace Blood Pressure Watch

24h Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor Review | CardioVascular Health | BP Trace Blood Pressure Watch

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Today we’ll be reviewing the BP Trace Wearable Blood Pressure Monitor. We are excited because blood pressure and heart rate are the backbones of health monitoring!

With multiple international patents and the use of next-gen technology, this truly wearable design utilizes a micro air cuff that allows its core algorithm to read your blood pressure both easily and accurately and 24-hour dynamic tracking to efficiently manage your health.

And yes, the data accuracy of BP Trace has been approved by FDA and CE.
Essentially the BP Trace measures your blood pressure just like the traditional upper-arm medical blood pressure monitor, provides the same level of accuracy. But does it with minimalistic style – by sitting comfortably on your wrist. What that means is it opens tremendous opportunities for remote monitoring of your vital signs.

BP Trace is capable of using an inflatable cuff within the watch strap to take an accurate blood pressure reading just like your regular wrist or upper-arm oscillometric machine you are used to..

Underneath the strap is a micro-cuff that inflates and is used to measure systolic and diastolic pressure via the oscillometric method. Essentially, it’s the same technique used at your doctor’s where the cuff is strapped and inflated on your arm, except this is now done on your wrist.

Forget the fumbling with the massive cuff and the valcro lock on. Forget the time you had to fumble with the device of old. Blood pressure can be monitored with the BP Trace in the morning, throughout the day and even programmed to take readings while you are asleep.

You see, the BP trace is connected via Bluetooth to the KingHealth App on your smartphone. Here you can schedule for readings to be taken automatically during any time of the day and night. The BP monitor uploads readings to a cloud-based server via the person’s smartphone with the help of the KingHealth App.

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