“For four days, you use the cuff to calibrate the device… once the system is calibrated, you can just wear this wristband and it takes blood pressure readings throughout the day… about every two hours.”

WSJ Tech News Briefing · Some Wearables Can Track Blood Pressure. Do They Work?

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calibrate the wristband by taking a cuff reading once per day for four days under strict conditions (no coffee, no exercise 30 min prior, legs not crossed, seated and relaxed)

4 days, 1 reading per day, readings every 2 hours after calibration

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