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On June 29, 2022, InBody announced the launch of two new professional-grade blood pressure monitors, namely BPBIO 220 and BPBIO 250.
About InBody
InBody was founded in 1996. It is a health management company focusing on the research and development of body composition analyzer . It has developed body composition analyzer with both accuracy and reproducibility. InBody's products are widely used in medical, fitness, beauty, sports and other fields, including medical desktop blood pressure monitors, height measuring instruments, sports bracelets, home body fat meters, etc. The company provides biomedical technologies and services in more than 110 countries, with six international affiliates and a global dealer network.
InBody has put heart health at the core of its goal of simplifying health and wellness data, and with new products BPBIO 220 and BPBIO 250, the company hopes to bring greater accuracy and precision to blood pressure readings in healthcare settings, giving healthcare professionals the opportunity to Add these advanced devices to their practices to accurately assess patients' chronic disease risk.
▲ (Picture left: BPBIO 220 / Picture right: BPBIO 250)
New generation of mercury-free blood pressure monitors
BPBIO 220 and BPBIO 250 are part of a new generation of blood pressure devices that comply with the latest mercury-free standards used in the medical field. While the use of mercury in blood pressure monitors has been the industry gold standard for many years, several independent studies have raised concerns about the safety of mercury, its use in the workplace, and the potential for human error in manually measuring this data. .
To alleviate these concerns, the BPBIO 220 is designed to help clinicians accurately manually measure an individual's blood pressure using the auscultation method. With a patented controller, it allows clinicians to conveniently mark blood pressure and control exhaust rate, helping eliminate errors.
Its automatic counterpart, the BPBIO 250, uses oscillometric methods to quantify patient health conditions and features a patented one-touch cuff for increased user comfort, as well as five different measurement modes, including auscultation mode, to enable clinical Physicians are able to optimize measurements based on the test environment and individual patient circumstances. In addition, the BPBIO 250 comes with additional accessories such as a rechargeable lithium-ion battery , a cuff holder and curling cable for easy storage, and Bluetooth functionality.
Harry Yun, CEO of InBody, said: "This new blood pressure technology will help us ensure that accurate measurements are consistently recorded, regardless of external factors such as the environment or patient condition. We are pleased to provide medical professionals with the ability to Devices that provide personalized data about a patient's heart health, which can be used to create and sustain healthy lifestyle changes."
