The UB-328 provides an average blood pressure
reading based on the total measurements stored in
memory. Press and release the Memory ("M") but-
ton to see the average blood pressure reading. The
average blood pressure reading will appear and the
number of measurements stored in memory appear
for approximately five seconds.
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In Canada (Toll-Free): 1-800-463-5414
ABOUT AVERAGE READING
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LifeSource Health Line (Toll-Free): 1-888-726-9966
TAKING YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE
6.
After the cuff is fully inflated, it will automatically start to
deflate and
❤
(heart symbol) will appear to indicate that
measurement is in progress. Once the pulse is detected, the
symbol will flash with each pulse beat.
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When measurement is complete,
the systolic and diastolic pressure
and pulse rate readings are displayed.
The cuff will automatically deflate
completely, expelling all remaining
air.
8.
Press START button once to turn off power. The device has an
automatic power-down feature which turns off power auto-
matically one minute after measurement is obtained.
For the most useful blood pressure history, we recommend that
you record the date and time after each measurement. The most
accurate history relies not on a single or sporadic readings, but
on a consistent monitoring pattern over time.
NOTE: If you wish to take your blood pressure measurement
again, relax and wait 5-10 minutes to enable the flow of blood
in the arm to return to normal.
NOTE: If you have poor blood circulation in winter (especially
when your hands and wrists are cold), you may not get a blood
pressure measurement.
SYSTOLIC
DIASTOLIC
PULSE
NUMBER OF MEASUREMENTS
STORED IN MEMORY
AVERAGE
WHAT IS AN IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT?
The UB-328 Blood Pressure Monitor provides a blood pressure and
pulse rate measurement even when an irregular heartbeat occurs.
An irregular heartbeat is defined as a heartbeat that varies by 25%
from the average of all heartbeat intervals during the blood pres-
sure measurement. It is important that you relax, remain still and
refrain from talking during measurements.
NOTE: We recommend contacting your physician if you see this
symbol frequently.
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