The M2 is clinically validated to provide accuracy within ±3 mmHg for blood pressure, comparable to professional devices. However, readings may naturally vary throughout the day, and the “white coat effect” often causes higher readings in clinical settings than at home where you’re more relaxed.

Yes, the M2 features multi-user functionality with separate memory banks that allow up to two users to store their readings independently. Each user can track their personal history without mixing data, making the M2 a cost-effective solution for households.

The M2 includes a cuff positioning guide and the intelligent pressure system will alert you if the cuff is incorrectly placed. For most accurate results, apply the cuff to your bare upper arm at heart level, sit with back supported and feet flat on the floor, and remain still and quiet during measurement.

Absolutely. The M2 features Bluetooth connectivity that synchronizes with popular health apps on both iOS and Android devices. From these apps, you can generate comprehensive reports to email directly to your healthcare provider or print for in-person consultations.

The irregular heartbeat indicator signals that the M2 detected variations in your pulse rhythm during measurement. While occasional irregularities can be normal, consistent detection should prompt consultation with your healthcare provider as it may indicate arrhythmias that require medical evaluation.

There are are several reasons why you may have inconsistent readings. Many factors exist that can cause a variation in blood pressure measurement values, for example, recent activities or even the time of day can alter the reading.
Additionally, the user’s technique is very important for reliable measurement results. Listed below are some of the common reasons you may see an inconsistent or inaccurate reading:

Cuff Size
It is very important to use the appropriate size cuff for your arm to obtain accurate measurement results when using your blood pressure monitor. In order to determine the appropriate cuff size, you need to measure the circumference of your arm. You should periodically measure your arm size. This is especially true if you have a borderline arm size measurement, or you may have gained or lost weight.
It is important to ensure the arm cuff you are using with your monitor is the correct size for you. If the incorrect cuff is used the result may be an inaccurate reading and/or the cuff will be damaged (air bladder).
To determine your arm size, use a cloth tape measure and place the tape measure midway between your elbow and your shoulder around the circumference of your upper arm. Wrap the tape measure evenly around your arm. Do not pull the tape tight. Note the precise measurement in centimetres.

Cuff Application

1. Put your left arm through the cuff loop. The bottom of the cuff should be about 1 – 2 cm above your elbow (thickness of your index or middle finger). Adjust the cuff around your arm so that the tubing runs down the centre of your arm in line with your middle finger.
2. Secure the cuff around your arm using the cloth closure. Pull the cuff so that the top and bottom edges are tightened evenly around your arm.
3. Secure the cuff firmly but not too tight – just enough so that it is difficult to slide 2 fingers under the cuff. This space is imperative for an accurate reading because OMRON’s digital Blood Pressure Monitors use the Oscillometric method of blood pressure measurement that detects your blood’s movement through your brachial artery and converts this movement into a digital reading.

Before Taking a Measurement
Avoid eating, drinking alcohol, smoking, exercising, and bathing for 30 minutes and rest for 15 before starting the measurement. Avoid taking a measurement during stressful times. Take the measurement in a quiet place.

Body Position
Sit in a chair with your feet flat on the floor. Rest your arm on a table with your palm facing upward. The cuff should be level with your heart. Do not talk or move during the measurement.

For additional information please refer to the Instruction Manual for your device.

Doctors, physician assistants, nurses and other healthcare professionals recommend home blood pressure monitoring for various reasons, including the ability to:
• Be constantly aware of a vital indicator about your overall health
• Provide your doctor with information to better understand and manage your (high) blood pressure
• See how you are responding to medication

Many types of hypertension can only be detected by monitoring your blood pressure at home, including:
• White-coat Hypertension: blood pressure reading is high in doctor’s office but lower at home
• Masked Hypertension: blood pressure reading is low in doctor’s office but higher at home

Additionally, many factors can affect your blood pressure, including physical exertion, emotional fluctuations, medications and stress, so it is important to regularly monitor your blood pressure at home.

Monitoring your blood pressure at home allows you to more easily be in a relaxed state plus the flexibility to take your measurements at various times during the day. By keeping track of your home blood pressure readings, you can provide your healthcare professional with a log of blood pressure measurements over time, which can help them evaluate the effectiveness of your treatment.