A&D Medical Large Replacement Blood Pressure Cuff, 12.2 to 17.7 in
PRODUCT DETAILS
The A&D Medical Large Replacement Cuff is a latex free replacement blood pressure cuff for A&D Medical UA series monitors, sized for arms that measure 12.2 to 17.7 in (31 to 45 cm) around. It replaces the original cuff on the UA-611, UA-651, UA-651SAC, UA-660, UA-651BLE, UA-770BLE, UA-810BLE, UA-910BLE, UA-1030TBLE, UA-1040TBLE, and UA-1020CEL monitors, and A&D Medical backs it with a 2 year cuff warranty. Sold individually, one cuff per order.
Key Features and Benefits
- Fits upper arms measuring 12.2 to 17.7 in (31 to 45 cm) in circumference
- Latex free construction
- Cuff conforms to the arm for a comfortable, consistent measurement
- 2 year cuff warranty
A&D Medical Large Replacement Blood Pressure Cuff Chart
| MPN | Cuff Size (Arm Circumference) | Compatible Monitors | Sold As |
|---|---|---|---|
| UA-291A | 12.2 to 17.7 in (31 to 45 cm) | UA-611, UA-651, UA-651SAC, UA-660, UA-651BLE, UA-770BLE, UA-810BLE, UA-910BLE, UA-1030TBLE, UA-1040TBLE, UA-1020CEL | One cuff |
Choosing the Right Cuff Size
With your arm hanging at your side, measure the circumference of your upper arm at the midpoint between the shoulder and elbow. A cuff that is too large produces a reading lower than the correct blood pressure, and a cuff that is too small yields a reading higher than the correct one.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Are wrist cuff blood pressure monitors accurate?
Wrist cuffs can be accurate but require proper positioning. Keeping your wrist at heart level is essential for reliable readings.
What blood pressure cuff is best?
The best blood pressure cuff depends on user preference and compatibility with your monitor. Upper arm cuffs are generally recommended for the most precise results.
Where can I buy a blood pressure cuff?
You can purchase blood pressure cuffs online from us, in pharmacies, or at medical equipment stores.
Can a tight blood pressure cuff cause an inaccurate reading?
Yes, an overly tight cuff can restrict blood flow and result in falsely high readings.
Can a loose blood pressure cuff cause an inaccurate reading?
Yes, a cuff that is too loose may not properly compress the artery, leading to inaccurately readings.
How does a blood pressure monitor work?
A blood pressure monitor inflates the cuff to temporarily stop blood flow, then slowly releases pressure to measure the force of blood against the arteries.
