How often should I replace the batteries?
The lifespan of your battery will vary considerably
with how it is used, how it is maintained,
temperature, and other factors such as frequency of
testing. The blood pressure monitor comes with four
1.5V AA alkaline batteries. Replace them when the
low battery icon appears.
Where can I review my data?
You can check your memory on the P20b for the
latest 400 readings by pressing the M button,
or to keep track of your trends, the Bluetooth-
enabled meter will connect to the iFORA Smart
App, iFORA BP App or iFORA MP App, which can
be downloaded from your smartphone’s app store.
The meter also automatically uploads data to the
24/7 HealthView Telehealth System via Bluetooth or
cellular Gateway. The product user manual can be
downloaded from the website product page.
What are the cleaning and disinfecting procedures
for the P20b?
Wipe the exterior of the meter with a cloth moistened
with tap water or a mild cleaning agent, then dry the
device with a soft dry cloth. Do not flush it with water,
do not use organic solvents to clean the monitor, and
do not wash the pressure cuff.
For additional information on the P20b, please refer to the user
manual.
FAQ
How does the P20b blood pressure monitoring
device work?
The P20b measures the systolic and diastolic
blood pressure and pulse rate by using a non-
invasive technique in which an inflatable cuff is
wrapped on the upper arm. Download the iFORA
Smart App, iFORA BP App, or iFORA MP App from
your smartphone’s app store to review your data.
Data automatically uploads to the 24/7 HealthView
Telehealth System via Bluetooth or cellular Gateway.
What’s the proper way to take a measurement?
Make sure you’ve been sitting for at least 10
minutes, your elbow is on a flat surface with your
palm facing up, and the cuff is about the same
level as your heart. Do not talk or move during
measurement.
Can this device be used in a clinical setting?
Yes, the P20b is clinically validated according to
current FDA and ISO guidelines.
What is auscultatory mode, and how do I access
this measuring mode?
Auscultatory mode is used to measure blood
pressure manually with a stethoscope by listening to
the Korot-koff sound. Only healthcare professionals
should use this mode. For a full description of the
instructions, please see the manual.