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One-click measurement
No basics, simple use, enjoy a healthy life.
1. Hypertension warning:
Health warning is more intuitive, easy to know blood pressure status, monitor blood pressure health.
2. Cuff wearing self-check:
Ensure measurement accuracy.
3. Misoperation prompt:
Avoid wrong actions during pressure measurement.
4. Irregular pulse wave:
Avoid arrhythmia,When the pulse wave interval is irregular during measurement, this icon will be displayed in the measurement result.
If the irregular pulse wave icon is often displayed, please consult a doctor.
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