Tonometer B Well: description, features and reviews of specialists

The British company "Bi Vell" started its activity in 2004. Three years later, various medical devices produced under this brand began to appear in many European cities and CIS countries. Today we suggest that you familiarize yourself with B.Well's tonometers.

Bee Vell Tonometers

B.Well tonometers are in great demand among consumers. The devices comply with the European requirements for quality and accuracy, and also have a long official service life. For 10 years you can count on free service.

Most models of B.Well tonometers have several modern high-tech solutions that allow to make the procedure of measurement not only accurate, but also comfortable:

• Pulse Arrhythmia Detection is a technology that allows to diagnose arrhythmia. If an irregular heart rate is detected, an icon appears on the device screen. When he appears constantly, you should consult a doctor.
• 3check technology is a method of measuring pressure, which involves calculating the average result based on three procedures conducted with a small pause. Such a result doctors themselves call the most reliable and objective. Due to this procedure, mistakes that are caused by a human factor are often avoided (for example, high results due to patient agitation).
• Intellect Active is an algorithm for measuring the pressure starting at the stage of inflating the air in the cuff. Due to the peculiarities of the procedure, the probability of excessive clamping of the hand is minimized.

To date, the company "Bee Vell" produces automatic, semi-automatic, mechanical tonometers and on the wrist.

Mechanical tonometers "Bi Vell"

There are two models of mechanical devices from the company "Bi Vell" - WM-62S and WM-63S. The B.Well WM-62S tonometer differs from the WM-63S by the way it measures pressure. In the first it is oscillometric (based on the electronic processing of vibration of the sound wave), in the other it is auscultatory (based on measurement of excess indicators in the inflated cuff at specific times).

Each kit includes a cuff in diameter from 25 to 40 cm with a pear, a manometer, a stethoscope, a storage case, an instruction manual and a warranty card.

Automatic blood pressure monitors

Tonometer B.Well 33 - fully automatic device, located in the middle price category. It is designed for:

• Measuring blood pressure and pulse;
• Error messages that can affect the measurement result.

The B.Well WA-33 tonometer can only remember the latest results. The device can work both from the network and batteries or batteries. Auto-off function is provided. The cuff measures 22-42 cm and is fixed on the shoulder.

Tonometer automatic B.Well WA-55 has more features than the previous model. True, it costs a little more. The device can not only measure the pulse and blood pressure, but also determine the arrhythmia (Pulse Arrhythmia Detection), calculate the average values (method 3check technology) and notify about errors. The cuff is fixed on the shoulder and has a size of 22-42 cm. Depending on the indices, the display is highlighted in different colors. The device works from the mains and batteries or accumulators. There is also an auto power off function. The B.Well WA-55 model can store up to 60 last measurements of two patients.

Semi-automatic device B.Well WA

B-Well Tonometer WA-22 N is a device equipped with a cuff and a pear, which must be pressed independently. Its price is much lower than automatic models. But, despite this, the device has features, the main one is the presence of Pulse Arrhythmia Detection technology, which allows to determine the arrhythmia. And it is extremely rare in semi-automatic models.

The device is powered by mains or batteries. There is also an auto power off function. The Tonometer WA-22 H model can only remember one last measurement result. The cuff is fixed on the shoulder, its universal size is 22-42 cm.

Tonometer on the wrist

Model WA-88 has a cuff that is fixed on the wrist. Its dimensions are 13.5-19.5 cm. The device is easy to use and provides accurate measurement results. A distinctive feature of the model is the availability of technology Fuzzy Logic, which is responsible for the maximum level of cuff inflation, which is determined individually. Also, the wrist blood pressure monitor B.Well WA-88 is able to determine the arrhythmia.

The device is capable of storing up to 30 last measurements, fixing the date and time. Even in the tonometer there is a calendar and a clock. The model works on batteries or batteries.

B.Well Tonometers: reviews of specialists and buyers

All B.Well blood pressure gauges have been clinically tested in European institutes for the control of hypertension and have received the relevant certificates and declarations of compliance. And this means that they are safe to use and guarantee accurate measurement results.

But experts have a small postscript to the WA-88 wrist unit. Despite the convenience of use, it is not recommended for older people, as well as for those with a vascular disease. Automatic models do not have such warnings. With regard to mechanical, then in view of the features of the measurement process before buying experts recommend to see a doctor.

Consumers have their thoughts at the expense of B.Well's tonometers. Here are the main points they note:

• I like the price-quality ratio.
• Good accuracy.
• Laconic and ergonomic design of semi-automatic and automatic models, as well as the presence of a large display.
• Automatic models allow you to easily measure your blood pressure yourself.
• Mechanical tonometers are pleased with the price.
• It is very convenient to determine the arrhythmia, determine the average of three, as well as the ability to remember the latest results.
• The cuff in each tonometer is very comfortable.
• Everyone likes the possibility of using the device from the network and batteries.

There were no shortcomings in use. Only in units did the device stop working after a year or two after purchase. But this trouble was easily corrected due to the availability of a long warranty.

We remind you that before buying a tonometer, you need to consult a doctor. Even if the device has only positive feedback.