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Elera XL Blood Pressure Cuff (9–20.5")

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Why you'll love it
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Wide arm range. sized for upper arm circumferences of 9 to 20.5 in (22 to 52 cm)
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Cuff only. a replacement cuff, monitor not included
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Interchangeable connector. designed for upper arm monitors that use interchangeable cuff connectors
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Right size matters. a cuff that fits a larger arm is part of getting a consistent reading

Specifications

ProductReplacement upper arm cuff, cuff only
Arm circumference9 to 20.5 in (22 to 52 cm)
FitsUpper arm monitors with interchangeable cuff connectors
Monitor includedNo
BrandElera
Elera  |  SKU: 161

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Description

Extra large replacement cuff for upper arm monitors

The Elera XL cuff is a replacement for upper arm blood pressure monitors that use interchangeable cuff connectors. It is sized for upper arm circumferences of 9 to 20.5 in (22 to 52 cm).

A monitor is not included.

What's in the box

1xElera extra large blood pressure cuff, 9-20.5 in (22-52 cm)
Cuff only. A blood pressure monitor is not included.

Frequently asked questions

Which monitors does it work with?

It is designed for upper arm monitors that use an interchangeable cuff connector. It will not work with wrist monitors or monitors with a cuff that is built in.

What arm size is it for?

Upper arm circumference of 9 to 20.5 in (22 to 52 cm).

Does it come with a monitor?

No. This is a cuff only.

Will readings be as accurate as with the original cuff?

Third-party cuffs have not been tested by the monitor maker with your monitor. Ask your clinician to compare readings against a reference device if accuracy matters.