Accoson Limpet Sphygmomanometer

The Accoson Limpet Sphygmomanometer is a compact, aneroid device used for manual blood pressure measurement. Unlike digital monitors, it uses a mechanical dial and requires a stethoscope to listen to the patient's pulse.

No, the Accoson Limpet features completely mercury-free manometers, relying instead on a mechanical gear system to measure pressure. This design makes it much safer and more environmentally friendly than older, traditional mercury column sphygmomanometers.

Because it is an aneroid device requiring precise manual operation, it is typically used in professional clinical settings by trained healthcare providers. It is favored by nurses and doctors for its accuracy and compact footprint.

This sphygmomanometer utilizes a flexible, silicone cuff designed to conform comfortably to the patient's arm. This specific cuff material helps create a secure and airtight seal necessary for accurate pressure readings.