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BIOS Diagnostics Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor; The #1 Canadian Blood Pressure Manufacturer*
BIOS Diagnostics Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor; The #1 Canadian Blood Pressure Manufacturer*
BIOS Diagnostics Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor; The #1 Canadian Blood Pressure Manufacturer*
BIOS Diagnostics Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor; The #1 Canadian Blood Pressure Manufacturer*
BIOS Diagnostics Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor; The #1 Canadian Blood Pressure Manufacturer*
BIOS Diagnostics Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor; The #1 Canadian Blood Pressure Manufacturer*
BIOS Diagnostics Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor; The #1 Canadian Blood Pressure Manufacturer*
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BIOS Diagnostics Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor; The #1 Canadian Blood Pressure Manufacturer*

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The BIOS Diagnostics Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor is designed to provide reliable and unbiased ambulatory and self blood pressure measurement results, and strictly follows European Society of Hypertension (ESH), American Heart Association (AHA) and Hypertension Canada recommendations for out-of-office blood pressure measurement 1. The BD280 device has been clinically validated according to the ESH protocol.

24 hour Ambulatory monitoring is the preferred method for diagnosing patients with suspected white coat or masked hypertension. The data recorded while patients are ASLEEP and first thing in the morning provide insights that AWAKE measurements cannot.

*BIOS Medical is the #1 Canadian Blood Pressure Manufacturer, according to 2021-2022 Nielsens Sales Data for Thermor Ltd. BIOS Medical is a brand by Thermor Ltd.

Features:

  • Recommended by Hypertension Canada and Licensed by Health Canada
  • Ambulatory Settings

    • Day & night measurement intervals of 15, 20, 30, and 60 minutes
    • Morning & special measurement intervals
    • Cuff size selection

    BIOS Diagnostics Device

    • Clinically validated to the BHS and AAMI accuracy criteria.
    • Improved patient safety – ABP monitor contains an operating valve necessary for pumping pressure and an automatic pressure release valve to avoid injuries resulting from high cuff pressure.
    • Medication indicator
    • Small and lightweight
    • Quiet operation and low noise for less disturbance and better sleep.

    Ambulatory Kit Includes

    1. USB optical cable with USB driver
    2. Instruction Manual, Quick Start Guide & Patient Log
    3. Medium & Large cuffs
    4. Ambulatory blood pressure monitor
    5. Carrying pouch with straps
    6. Batteries

Additional Information: 

Model: BD280

 

FAQ's

Why is 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) more accurate than office readings?

ABPM using the BIOS BD280 provides a comprehensive 24-hour profile, capturing blood pressure during daily activities and sleep. This is the "gold standard" for identifying White Coat Hypertension (high readings only at the clinic) and Masked Hypertension (normal clinic readings but high levels elsewhere), which single office measurements often miss.

Can I sleep comfortably while wearing the BIOS BD280 ambulatory monitor?

Yes. The BD280 is specifically engineered for patient comfort with a lightweight design and quiet operation to minimize sleep disturbance. It allows for "night-time dipping" analysis, which is a critical indicator of cardiovascular health that cannot be measured with standard home monitors.

How does the BIOS BD280 ambulatory blood pressure monitor help doctors monitor the effectiveness of blood pressure medication? 

The device features a unique Medication Indicator that allows patients to log exactly when they take their doses. By comparing this log with the 24-hour data downloaded via the included USB optical cable and software, clinicians can see precisely how well a patient's medication is controlling their blood pressure throughout the day and night.

What are the programmable measurement intervals on the BIOS BD280 ambulatory blood pressure monitor? 

The BD280 offers fully customizable intervals for both day and night. Standard settings typically include readings every 15, 20, 30, or 60 minutes. This granularity ensures a robust data set for clinical analysis while allowing for a "morning interval" to capture potential blood pressure surges upon waking.

 Is the BIOS BD280 ambulatory blood pressure monitor clinically validated for medical use in Canada? 

Yes. The BD280 is licensed by Health Canada and recommended by Hypertension Canada. It has been clinically validated according to the European Society of Hypertension (ESH), British & Irish Hypertension Society (BIHS), and the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) accuracy criteria, ensuring medical-grade reliability for diagnostic reports.

What should I avoid doing while wearing the BIOS BD280 24-hour blood pressure monitor? 

While the BD280 is designed for normal daily activities, you should avoid getting the device wet (no showering, bathing, or swimming). Additionally, when the cuff begins to inflate, it is best to keep your arm still and the cuff at heart level to ensure the most accurate reading.