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Accurate measurement of BP—in the physician office and in patients’ homes—is essential for the diagnosis and management of hypertension. But which blood-pressure measurement devices have been validated to help deliver that accurate measurement? One list of such devices just got bigger.
Home blood pressure monitoring enables patients with hypertension to measure and share their blood pressure readings with their GP from their home. There are a variety of low-cost blood pressure monitors available that patients can buy to use at home.
Full list of British Hypertension Society validated monitors to give reliable accurate readings. NHS recommended & BIHS Approved.
We stock a range of Omron, A&D Medical and Microlife blood pressure monitors which have all been vetted by our expert team and are BIHS approved. This means that you can trust when buying from us that your device is designed to meet these key requirements.
How to choose a blood pressure monitor. Here's our guide to finding the best device for you, and how to use it to get accurate readings at home. More than one in four UK adults have high blood pressure (hypertension), increasing their risk of heart attack or stroke.
> For Home Use. Validated BP Monitors for Home Use. We are currently experiencing some technical difficulties with our below list where a few monitors are not visible. Please view our downloadable list here for the most up to date information. Filter by price.
BP monitors. The BIHS publishes the only independent, peer-reviewed list of blood pressure monitors that is not governed by commercial interest. How to Use the List of Validated Monitors. ALL of the monitors on the ‘Home’ and ‘Specialist Use’ lists have been approved by the BIHS for accuracy. Those bearing the BIHS logo have been tested in-house.
Hundreds of thousands of people will be able to test their blood pressure at home, thanks to lifesaving monitors on the NHS. The devices are being made available to 220,000 people who have been diagnosed with uncontrolled high blood pressure and who could benefit from regular checks.
You should have a blood pressure test if you're worried about your blood pressure at any time. You can get your blood pressure tested at a number of places, including: your local GP surgery; some pharmacies; some workplaces; You can also check your blood pressure with a monitor at home.
Hundreds of thousands of people will be able to test their blood pressure at home, thanks to lifesaving monitors on the NHS. The devices, purchased by NHSX, are being made available to 220,000 people who have been diagnosed with uncontrolled high blood pressure and who could benefit from regular checks.