Accoson Limpet Aneroid Sphyg. – 3 Piece Straight Tube Cuff Set

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Accoson Limpet Aneroid Sphygmomanometer – Straight Tube Cuff Set

The Accoson Limpet Aneroid Sphygmomanometer is a compact, lightweight manual blood pressure monitor designed for reliable routine clinical use. Its hand-held format allows the gauge and inflation bulb to be operated with one hand, leaving the other hand free to position a stethoscope during blood pressure measurement.

This straight-tube cuff set is supplied with a selection of Ambidex cuffs to support blood pressure assessment across a wider range of patient arm sizes. The set includes adult, alternative adult, outsize adult and child cuffs, together with a protective soft zip case for convenient storage and transport.

Designed and manufactured in the UK, the Limpet provides a practical portable solution for GP surgeries, wards, community nursing teams, clinics and other healthcare environments requiring a dependable manual sphygmomanometer.

Supplied With: Adult cuff, alternative cuff, outsize cuff, child cuff and soft protective pouch case with zip fastener.

Key Features

• Compact hand-held aneroid sphygmomanometer
• Straight tube configuration
• Designed for one-handed inflation and operation
• Suitable for both left- and right-handed users
• Range from 0–300 mmHg
• Accuracy of ±3 mmHg
• Fine black pointer for clear pressure indication
• Capable of withstanding 100% overpressure
• Supplied with adult, alternative, outsize and child cuffs
• Includes protective soft zip pouch for storage and transport
• Made in the UK
• Suitable for GP surgeries, wards, clinics and community care

Frequently Asked Questions:

What cuffs are included with the Accoson Limpet cuff set?
The set includes adult, alternative adult, outsize adult and child cuffs, giving clinicians a practical range of cuff options for different patient arm sizes.

Can the Accoson Limpet be operated with one hand?
Yes. The Limpet model is designed to be held and inflated with one hand, allowing the clinician’s other hand to hold the stethoscope in position during manual blood pressure measurement.