Voice Broadcast Upper-Arm Blood Pressure Monitor

We believe that monitoring your heart health is a basic need, not a luxury. COCET CS82 Voice Broadcast Upper-Arm Blood Pressure Monitor Providing hospital grade precision through high-precision sensor chips, but at a small cost compared to bulky Upper-Arm devices. You will receive a fully functional medical grade device, a stylish carrying case, and two AAA batteries, all at a price that allows for regular home monitoring for every household.

Feature

Forget about worrying about running out of battery overnight. CS82 Voice Broadcast Upper-Arm Blood Pressure Monitor Designed with intelligent automatic shutdown function, it can automatically shut down the device 60 seconds after your last operation or after reading is complete. This not only extends battery life by over 300 measurements, but also gives you peace of mind, especially if you prefer to test before bedtime. Just read, listen to the results, and put the monitor aside. It will safely shut down on its own and prepare for your next inspection.

CS82 supports two independent users, and each user can store up to 99 measurement values. This makes it very suitable for couples or family members who share a device. You can easily switch between User 1 and User 2, and the monitor will automatically calculate and display the average of the last three readings for each user. Without the need for manual recording, one can gain a clearer understanding of the trend of blood pressure changes over time.

Worried about running out of battery? CS82 has an automatic shutdown function, which can turn off the device power 120 seconds after the last operation. This intelligent energy-saving design not only extends battery life, but can also perform about 200 measurements on the entire battery set. But it can also make you feel at ease. Just read and the monitor will safely turn off, ready for your next use.

CS82 Voice Broadcast Upper-Arm Blood Pressure Monitor Designed using advanced oscilloscope methods, it can provide clinically reliable results with a blood pressure accuracy of ±3mmHg and a pulse rate accuracy of ±5%. The device has a wide measurement range. Blood pressure ranges from 0 to 299mmHg, with a pulse rate of 40 to 200 beats per minute, suitable for most adults. At home, there is hospital level accuracy, and you can trust that your daily readings can effectively track your health status.

Suitable for

1. Middle aged and elderly patients with hypertension (core population)

Having presbyopia and poor vision, it is difficult to see the display screen clearly. One can rely on the Voice Broadcast Upper-Arm Blood Pressure Monitor to directly listen to high-pressure, low-pressure, heart rate, and blood pressure assessments without the need to get close to the screen, and can complete measurements independently.

2. Elderly people living alone

Automatic reporting of measurement results, voice warning in case of abnormal blood pressure, convenient for timely monitoring of physical condition.

3. Long term monitoring population for hypertension and chronic diseases

Persist in self testing in the morning and evening, retain blood pressure data, and provide reference for medical treatment.

4. People with low vision and visual fatigue who are not good at recognizing blood pressure grading labels.

5. Shared by multiple family members, easy to operate, and low threshold for getting started

Regular screening for high-risk groups of hyperlipidemia, diabetes and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.

6. Users and staff of domestic elderly care stations

Do not need to check the screens one by one, and can quickly obtain measurement results through voice.

Use with caution/not suitable for specific populations

1. For people with hearing impairment who cannot fully utilize their voice function

It is recommended to choose the large screen silent version;

2. For individuals with persistent atrial fibrillation and severe arrhythmia

The error of ordinary electronic blood pressure monitors increases, and it is only a rough reference and cannot be used as the sole basis for diagnosis and treatment;

3. People with extensive Upper-Arm trauma, vascular occlusion, and limb deformities

4. Infants and young children

Require a dedicated children's cuff, adult standard cuff measurement is not accurate.

Qualification Requirements

The Upper-Arm electronic blood pressure monitor belongs to Class II medical devices

Compulsory Qualification

1. National Medical Products Administration Class II Medical Device Registration Certificate (Device Registration Approval)

Product Name: Voice Broadcast Upper-Arm Blood Pressure Monitor; Selling medical devices without a registration certificate is not allowed.

2. Medical Device Production License (held by the manufacturer)

3. Medical Device Operation Filing Certificate/Medical Device Operation License (Essential for E-commerce and Distributors)

Implement national standards

- YY 0670-2013 "Non-invasive Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor"
- GB 9706.1 "Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1: General Safety Requirements"

Export optional certification

CE (EU), FDA (USA), ISO 13485 Medical Device Quality Management System Certification

Technical Specifications

FAQ

What should I do if the Voice Broadcast Upper-Arm Blood Pressure Monitor displays an error or blank screen?

Check battery polarity and power first. For sensor/pulse errors, correctly wrap the cuff with its white mark on the artery and stay still while measuring. Retest; if the fault remains, contact dealers or manufacturers.

Q2: When is the best time to take my blood pressure?

Measure within 1 hour after waking up (after toilet, before meals and meds) for stable baseline. You may also test at noon and bedtime at fixed daily hours for full data tracking.

Q3: Why does the tight cuff cause pain or numbness during measurement?

The cuff temporarily blocks arterial blood flow, leading to short-term discomfort, which does no harm to your body.

Q4: Why do I get different readings each time I measure?

BP fluctuates all day due to cuff fit, posture and stress. The first value is usually higher. Take 2–3 tests with 3–5 mins rest apart and use the average for accurate results.