Every page of Monitor2Log in this language, in one list.
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PricingThe diary, chart, history and CSV export are free. Scan plans: $5.99 a month for 100 scan units, or $49.99 a year for 1,200. Billed through PayPal, cancel renewal any time.
HomeWhat Monitor2Log does, and an interactive sample you can try without an account.
Your diarySign in, scan or type a reading, confirm every value, keep a chart and export CSV.
BlogPractical notes on keeping a blood pressure log that is actually useful.
AHA-style blood pressure logA one-week sheet laid out the way American Heart Association home-monitoring guidance describes: two readings, one minute apart, morning and evening, with pulse and notes. Print it or save as PDF.
CDC-style blood pressure logA four-week sheet in the plain morning-and-evening layout used in CDC self-monitoring guidance, with pulse and a notes column for medication timing. Print it or save as PDF.
NHS-style 7-day home blood pressure diaryThe seven-day home monitoring diary layout used in NHS and BIHS guidance: two readings morning and evening, day one set aside, the rest averaged. Day-first dates. Print it or save as PDF.
Monitor guides
A&D Medical UA-651The UA-651 shows SYS (systolic, mmHg), DIA (diastolic, mmHg) and PUL/min (pulse per minute) as labelled on the case, plus a heart mark that blinks with each pulse, a battery indicator and a pressure bar indicator that fills during inflation. An 'M' in the upper left corner means you are viewing a stored reading.
Beurer BM 27The BM 27's display shows the time and date, the systolic pressure, the diastolic pressure and the calculated pulse value, with the cardiac arrhythmia symbol, user memory, battery symbol and a risk-indicator bar alongside. Small symbols also show cuff position control and air release during the measurement.
Braun ExactFit 3 (BUA6150)After the cuff deflates, the ExactFit 3's LCD shows your systolic pressure, diastolic pressure and pulse rate together with the date and time, the user (A or B) and an arrow on Braun's colour indicator scale. A heart symbol flashes while the pulse is being detected.
iHealth Track (KN-550BT)After the cuff deflates, the iHealth Track shows your systolic and diastolic pressure and your pulse rate on a backlit screen whose colour follows iHealth's built-in classification. An irregular-heartbeat icon appears at the bottom of the screen, to the left of the heart-rate value, when relevant, and a Bluetooth symbol shows sync status.
Microlife BP B2 BasicThe BP B2 Basic shows the systolic value, the diastolic value and the pulse rate together with the date and time, a battery display and a traffic-light triangle on the left-hand edge. During the measurement a pulse indicator flashes and a cuff-fit check icon tells you whether the cuff sits well.
Omron 5 Series (BP7200)After each measurement the 5 Series shows the systolic reading, the diastolic reading and your pulse rate, with the date and time and a set of small symbols (memory, average, user ID, heartbeat, high, irregular heartbeat, movement, battery) around them. When you press the memory button, the memory number briefly replaces the pulse figure for about 1.5 seconds.
Omron Evolv (BP7000 / HEM-7600T)The Evolv's screen sits on the cuff unit itself; after a measurement it shows your systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure and pulse, with the deflation, heartbeat, Bluetooth and irregular-heartbeat symbols around them. OMRON's manual labels these positions systolic (F), diastolic (G) and pulse display (H).
Omron M3 ComfortWhen the cuff finishes deflating, the M3 Comfort shows your systolic and diastolic pressure in mmHg and your pulse rate on one screen, with any guide symbols (cuff wrap, body movement, irregular heartbeat) alongside. As on most upper-arm monitors, the systolic figure is the upper, larger number and the pulse is the smallest.
Sanitas SBM 21The SBM 21 shows the systolic pressure with the mmHg unit, the diastolic pressure and the pulse value next to a pulse symbol, along with the time and date, the user number (1-4) and a bar for the WHO classification that is also printed as a scale on the unit. An arrow shows whether the cuff is pumping up or releasing air.
Withings BPM ConnectBPM Connect has an LED matrix screen built into the cuff unit. It shows 'BP' (or 'BP x3' for three consecutive measurements) when you switch it on, then displays your systolic and diastolic blood pressure and heart rate at the end of the measurement with colour-coded LED feedback, before asking you to validate and assign the reading to a user.
Blog posts
What do the two blood pressure numbers mean?Systolic over diastolic, explained in plain language, with the category chart, which number matters more at your age, and when one reading is an emergency.
Terms of ServiceThe terms that govern your use of Monitor2Log, a record-keeping tool for home health devices operated by Funtika LTD (Israel).
Privacy PolicyWhat personal data Monitor2Log collects, why, who processes it, how long it is kept, and the rights you have. Operated by Funtika LTD (Israel).