Buying guides · Canada
When to use a wrist blood pressure monitor
A validated upper-arm monitor with a suitable cuff is generally the first choice. If an upper-arm cuff cannot be fitted, compare wrist size, measurement position and whether you want readings on your phone.
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Compare the Canadian models
| Model | Cuff | Stored readings | Connection | Canadian listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A&D Medical LifeSource UB-525CN | 13.5–21.5 cm wrist Integrated wrist cuff | 60 on-device readings | No Bluetooth; optional manual entry in A&D Heart Track | View on Amazon.ca ↗Affiliate link |
| Homedics BPW-810BT-CA | 13.5–19.5 cm wrist | 120 per user, two users | Bluetooth to Homedics Health+ | View on Amazon.ca ↗Affiliate link |
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Choose by fit and use
Check what fits
Measure your upper arm and look at wider compatible cuffs first. Ask your health care provider whether a wrist monitor is suitable if you cannot fit an upper-arm cuff.
Keep the wrist at heart level
Support your arm and follow the exact manual for the cuff and wrist position. A small change in where you hold the unit can affect the reading.
Models and photos
A&D Medical LifeSource UB-525CN
Portable wrist monitor with one-button operation and 60 readings in memory. Check the 13.5–21.5 cm cuff range and the position instructions before use.
Homedics BPW-810BT-CA
A Bluetooth wrist model for 13.5–19.5 cm, with 120 readings for each of two users. Support the wrist at heart level and follow the instructions for the Canadian reference.
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