Medline Small Adult BP Cuff Range 20.5 - 28.5

The Medline Small Adult BP Cuff (Range 20.5 - 28.5 cm) is a blood pressure cuff designed for accurate and comfortable blood pressure measurements in individuals with smaller arm circumferences. This cuff is ideal for use in clinical, hospital, and home healthcare settings, where precise blood pressure readings are essential for patient assessment and monitoring.

Key Features and Benefits:

1. Sized for Small Adults:

   • The cuff is specifically designed to fit arm circumferences ranging from 20.5 to 28.5 cm, making it ideal for patients with smaller arm sizes.
   • It ensures accurate measurements by properly fitting the arm, reducing the risk of misreading that can occur when using an ill-fitting cuff.

2. Comfortable Fit:

   • The Medline Small Adult BP Cuff is made from soft, durable materials to ensure patient comfort during blood pressure measurement. The cuff is designed to fit snugly without causing discomfort, even for patients who may have sensitive skin or need repeated measurements.

3. Durable and Reliable:

   • Built with high-quality, latex-free materials, this cuff is safe for use in all healthcare environments. It is also easy to clean and maintain, ensuring long-term durability.
   • The cuff is designed for repeated use in both hospital and home settings without compromising accuracy or performance.

4. Easy to Use:

   • The cuff features an easy-to-use design, with clear labeling to help ensure the correct placement and tightness for optimal readings.
   • The hook-and-loop closure ensures a secure fit, making the cuff easy to apply and adjust.

5. Versatile Compatibility:

   • It is compatible with most manual and automatic sphygmomanometers, ensuring it can be used with a variety of blood pressure monitoring devices.
   • This flexibility makes it suitable for use across a wide range of healthcare settings.

6. Accurate Measurements:

   • The cuff provides reliable and accurate blood pressure readings by ensuring proper placement and fit on the arm. Accurate readings are essential for monitoring patient health and guiding appropriate treatment plans.