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Vaquez Laubry Nano
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Get a featherweight version of the first sphygmomanometer invented with professors Henri Vaquez and Charles Laubry that revolutionized the medical world in 1907. Our Vauqez-Laubry Nano sphygmomanometer is a blood pressure monitor that makes no compromises on practicality and precision.
Equipped with a high-precision “watchmaking” mechanism and a large ABS dial, it provides comfort and precision like all Spengler instruments. The large volume of the pear enables fast inflation, and the double tubing allows a linear pressure increase. Its signature is the proof, this is your first Spengler, welcome to the world of instruments that make the difference.
Mobile product by excellence, the Vaquez-Laubry Nano is a cuff sphygmomanometer equipped with a high-precision “watchmaking” mechanism and a large ABS dial, all protected with anti-shock foam. The perfect combination of lightness, solidity and reliability of measurement. Take it out of the surgery. Its precision will accompany you everywhere!
Our Vaquez-Laubry Nano sphygmomanometer is available in three cuff sizes and in two different ranges: Black Oxford Nylon or Clinic Yellow.
As the accuracy of a sphygmomanometer depends on correct cuff fit on the patient’s arm, every practitioner will find the ideal size for their patients from the S, M or L cuffs. The Oxford nylon range is perfect for classic use and brings comfort and ease of maintenance. The Clinic Yellow range is especially adapted to healthcare institutions prone to healthcare-associated infections.
While the aneroid (mechanical) sphygmomanometer, invented by Emile Spengler, has been used by almost all health professionals since 1907, it has not changed significantly for more than a century. The new MOBI sphygmomanometer...
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