The 10 Best Blood Pressure Cuff And Stethoscope Kits

The chrome-plated aneroid of the American Diagnostic Pro Combo III (about $98) features a luminescent dial that is easy to read in all lighting conditions. All of the included components are very durable, making this a good option for busy nurses.

The Santamedical Deluxe (about $20) includes an adult-sized cuff with a sturdy D-ring closure that makes it easy to fasten in place quickly. It can be used comfortably in either the left or right hand, and due to the budget-friendly price, it is a good choice for students.

Available in fun colors, like teal and purple, as well as the traditional black, the American Diagnostic Pro Combo II SR (around $56) let's you show off a little of your personality in your medical instruments. A reliable chrome-plated valve allows for fast deflation.

The Briggs Healthcare MatchMates Combination (around $300) comes with the well-respected 3M Littmann Classic II S.E., which is made in the United States and is the same model that many healthcare professionals use in hospital settings, so you know it's a quality product.

The LotFancy 5-in-1 (around $71) is a versatile option that comes with infant, child, thigh, and two adult-sized cuffs, all of which store in the included case next to the rest of the kit's components. You'll also get a handy penlight with it.

With nearly 30 colors and patterns to choose from, the Prestige Medical A2 (around $40) is anything but boring. More importantly, though, it performs reliably day in and day out for years and meets the calibration requirements defined by the American National Standards Institute.

The Paramed Comfort (appx. $24) includes an extended cuff that should fit any adult patient, even those with large arms. To help minimize the possibility of anyone experiencing an allergic reaction, it is a completely latex-free, PVC and polyester construction.

While many users appreciate the attached design of the bulb and gauge on the Paramed Pro, some may find the lack of a maneuverable tube inconvenient. It features a gauze filter that prevents dust from interfering with its operation.

The Dixie EMS Sprague (appx. $20) is a budget-friendly option that is a good choice for students, but wouldn't be well-suited to hospital or doctor's office use. The bell has an on/off feature and is double-sided for application on adults or infants.

The Veridian 02 (around $26) has an adjustable gauge that the operator can set to zero before each use to ensure an accurate reading. Its faceplate glows in low-light conditions. so you don't have to worry about not being able to see the results.