Ambidex Large Adult One-Piece Cuff - Double Tube With Bulb & Valve
£29.07 GBP inc. VAT
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£29.07 GBP inc. VAT
Designed for versatility and ease, these one-piece cuffs are simple to maintain and budget-friendly. The Accoson ambidex cuffs incorporate a distinctive soft edge, eliminating the weld found in other designs, providing equal comfort for patients on either arm.
These bladder-less blood pressure cuffs serve as standard cuffs or for individual patient use, featuring a white panel for recording patient names or cuff location details.
Product Features
- Suitable for use on both left and right arms
- Central inlet tube placement allows space for the stethoscope and keeps tubing external to the arm
- Cuff range and artery position indicator are visible on either arm
- Available in a full range of sizes as per British Hypertension Society guidelines
- 100% latex-free
- Identification panel for single patient or cuff use if needed
- Tab for aneroid gauge, also usable as a tube organizer
- Easy to clean and treated with antimicrobial agents
Note: Using the wrong cuff size can lead to inaccurate readings. A small cuff may cause falsely high blood pressure readings, while a large cuff may result in falsely low readings. The inflatable section should cover at least 80% of the patient's upper arm circumference.
