A&D Medical UA-611 and UC-502 digital scales health bundle

The UA-611 utilises the latest 3rd generation technology from A&D Medical, with an easy one button operation incorporating the advantage of automatic fuzzy logic controlled inflation and an Irregular heart beat (IHB) feature. It is supplied with the Latex and metal free, medium cuff 22-32cm arm circumference giving the user a more comfortable experience. The UA-611 is clinically validated to the world recognized European Hypertension Society (ESH) guidelines so the user can have confidence in their readings. The average value feature of the stored data (up to 30 readings) along with the WHO Blood pressure classification indicator allows the user to better control their management program. A&D Medical have been a leading provider of medical devices for both home healthcare and healthcare professionals worldwide since 1979. The quality of the UA-611 upper arm blood pressure monitor allows A&D Medical to offer a 5 year warranty, excluding batteries and cuff.

The A&D Medical UC-502  digital scales benefit from simple to use SENSE ON technology – providing your results immediately when stepping on the device, displaying them on the integral sharp LCD display.

The SENSE ON technology also switched the device off between 4-6 seconds after use – saving the battery life.

0 – 50.0kg: ±0.4kg

50.1 – 100.0kg: ±0.5kg

100.1 – 150kg: ±0.6kg

150.1 – 180kg: ±0.7kg

You can either speak to your GP or heart specialist to see if there are specific requirements, and our sales team is here to help answer your product questions.

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High blood pressure contributes to around half of all heart attacks and strokes in the UK. There are as many as 5 million people in the UK that are living with undiagnosed high blood pressure, without knowing they are at risk. The only way to know whether you have high blood pressure is to measure it. Everyone should know their blood pressure to help identify underlying heart and cardiovascular conditions.