iHealth Lab's mobile blood pressure device now available

Jeff Byers | | Health Exec | Precision Medicine
iHealth Lab, a designer and manufacturer of digital personal healthcare products, has launched its iHealth Blood Pressure Monitoring System for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.

The iHealth Blood Pressure Monitoring System lets users measure and track their blood pressure and heart rate from their iPhone, iPod touch and iPad, the Las Vegas-based iHealth Lab stated. The system comes with a blood pressure arm cuff and a portable, battery-powered dock.

The companion iHealth App includes an interface with data and graphics that allow the user to view their blood pressure numbers, track them over time and run reports, the company added.

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