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VitaeChek Pulse 3
Oscillometric Technology — Pharmacy-level accuracy Accurate measurements, right in your home. Automatic IHB Detection Reports...
€29,99
€49,99
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CE medical devices · ISO 81060-2
Blood pressure monitors for measuring at home
Check your blood pressure and pulse in 30 seconds, with clinic-grade precision. Automatic cuff, arrhythmia detection and a colour-coded WHO indicator.
- per reading
- 30 sec
- ISO 81060-2 accuracy
- ±3 mmHg
- shared memory
- 2 profiles
Blood pressure under control, without a trip to the clinic
A VitaeChek blood pressure monitor measures systolic and diastolic pressure and pulse using the oscillometric method (±3 mmHg accuracy, compliant with ISO 81060-2). It detects irregular heartbeats (IHB) and classifies readings against WHO ranges with an easy-to-read colour indicator.
The range covers upper-arm and wrist models, with spare cuffs and batteries — memory for up to 120 readings across two profiles, ideal for two people or for morning and evening.
Our blood pressure monitors and accessories
Upper arm, wrist and spare parts.
How to choose the right blood pressure monitor
Three questions to point you the right way.
Upper arm or wrist?
The upper-arm model (Pulse 3) is the clinical standard; the wrist model (DBP-2253) is smaller and better for travel.
Do you have arrhythmia?
Both detect irregular heartbeat (IHB): choose the upper-arm model for maximum reliability.
How many of you will use it?
The 2-profile memory keeps two people's readings separate.
Why choose VitaeChek
CE medical devices
Certified and MDR-compliant, with declared and verifiable standards.
Shipping in 24–48h
Tracked and free over €49. Consumables always in stock.
30-day returns
Satisfied or refunded, with human support in your language.
Frequently asked questions
Is it as reliable as a pharmacy reading?
Yes: oscillometric method at ±3 mmHg, compliant with ISO 81060-2. Measure seated and at rest, with the cuff at heart height.
Upper arm or wrist: which is more accurate?
The upper-arm model is the clinical standard. The wrist model is accurate when held at heart height, and is more practical when travelling.
Are batteries included?
Yes with the Pulse 3; the DBP-2253 takes 2 AAA batteries (not included), available everywhere.
What does the WHO indicator mean?
A colour scale that classifies blood pressure (normal, elevated, high) so you can read the value at a glance without interpreting the numbers.
