Measure correctly
How to measure blood pressure correctly at home: preparation, sitting position, cuff placement, arm choice and measurement routine explained simply.
Read article →Measure your blood pressure at home more safely and consistently with clear instructions, practical positioning tips and direct recommendations for suitable visomat monitors.
Find the right instructions quickly: from fitting the cuff correctly to upper-arm and wrist measurement and understanding your blood pressure values.
How to measure blood pressure correctly at home: preparation, sitting position, cuff placement, arm choice and measurement routine explained simply.
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Which values are considered normal, why regular checks matter and how to measure correctly at home.
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High blood pressure often goes unnoticed. Learn which values are concerning, what risks exist and why regular measurement is important.
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Upper arm and wrist monitors compared: benefits, limitations, correct position and product recommendations for Switzerland.
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What do systolic and diastolic values mean? Which readings are elevated and when should you seek medical advice?
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Wrong cuff size, talking, crossed legs or too little rest: these mistakes can distort blood pressure readings.
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A blood pressure chart helps you document readings, pulse, time of day and special events clearly and recognise changes earlier.
Read article →Direct product links take you from the guide to suitable monitors and accessories for regular home measurement.
Gentle measurement with a large high-contrast display.
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Comfortable measurement with preformed shell cuff.
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Precise double measurement with Korotkoff microphone measurement and double measurement function.
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Measure smartly, transfer easily, extra easy to read.
View nowAnyone who checks blood pressure regularly at home needs a device that is easy to use, fits well and measures reliably. On visomat.ch you will find upper-arm monitors, wrist monitors and accessories for different cuff sizes.
This guide section answers key questions before buying: Which measuring position is correct? When is the best time to measure? What do systolic and diastolic values mean? And when is an upper-arm device more suitable than a wrist device?