How has Hilo's accuracy been validated? : Hilo

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How do I calibrate? Why do some blood pressure readings by the Hilo Band not match those of a regular cuff? How accurate is Hilo Band? Which arm does the initialization cuff need to be worn on? Why is it necessary to use the initialization Hilo Cuff? How often do I need to use the Initialization Hilo Cuff Does it matter if I initialize the Hilo Band on one wrist and then move it to the other wrist? How has Hilo's accuracy been validated? How can I perform a new calibration before the due date? How does the initialization affect the blood pressure values? Why, after exercise, does Hilo App display high blood pressure values? Can Hilo Products replace an ambulatory blood pressure monitor supplied by my doctor? How accurate is Hilo Band in different body positions? Does the "cuff hypertension" affect the initialization? I have high blood pressure variability. Why can I not see sudden changes In my blood pressure with Hilo Band? Do I need to make a new initialization always at the same time of the day?

How has Hilo's accuracy been validated? Print

Hilo has been validated in multiple clinical trials according to ISO-81060-2 standards (the same standards that are applied to traditional blood pressure cuffs).

Hilo has been tested on a very broad, diverse population to ensure it works for most people. It has received the CE marking as a Class IIa medical device. For additional information, please refer to the "Evidence" section on our website