The Medcheck Diamond Mercurial Sphygmomanometer is a hallmark of precision in blood pressure monitoring, often referred to as the "Gold Standard" by medical professionals across India. Designed for both clinical and home healthcare environments, this manual BP apparatus combines traditional reliability with modern manufacturing standards. It is an ideal choice for doctors, nurses, and trained caregivers who require the most accurate readings to diagnose and manage hypertension and other cardiovascular conditions with confidence.

Constructed with a rugged, die-cast aluminum body and a high-contrast scale, the device ensures long-term durability and clear visibility in all lighting conditions. The adult-sized cuff is crafted from soft, high-quality fabric to provide a comfortable yet firm grip, ensuring consistent arterial compression. Whether you are setting up a private clinic or monitoring a family member's health at home, the Medcheck Diamond offers the professional-grade accuracy that digital alternatives often struggle to match.

Key Benefits:

Superior Accuracy: Uses triple-distilled 99.99% pure mercury for the most reliable and precise blood pressure measurements.
Enhanced Visibility: Features a 0–300 mmHg scale with fine numbering and a durable, high-contrast background for easy reading.
Robust Build: The aluminum pressure die-cast body and surface plating prevent corrosion, making it suitable for various Indian climates.
Comfortable Fit: The adjustable adult cuff is designed to fit standard arm circumferences securely without causing skin irritation.
Leak-Proof Performance: Equipped with a special control valve and a high-quality rubber bulb for smooth inflation and controlled pressure drop.

How to Use:

Ensure the patient is relaxed and seated with their arm supported at heart level.
Wrap the cuff snugly around the upper arm, roughly 2 cm above the elbow crease.
Open the mercury tank valve by switching the lock to the ‘ON’ position.
Place a stethoscope over the brachial artery (just below the cuff) and close the air release valve on the rubber bulb.
Inflate the cuff rapidly until the mercury column rises significantly above the expected systolic pressure.
Slowly turn the valve to release air (at a rate of 2–3 mmHg per second) while listening for the first (systolic) and last (diastolic) tapping sounds.
After the reading is complete, fully deflate the cuff and tilt the device to return all mercury to the reservoir before locking the valve.

Safety Information:

Ensure the device stays upright during use to prevent mercury leakage risks.
Avoid dropping the unit, as glass breakage can cause toxic mercury exposure.
Professional recalibration is required periodically to maintain accurate blood pressure readings.
Keep the mercury locking valve closed when the device is not operating.
Only qualified medical personnel should handle and maintain this specific clinical instrument.