Sphygmomanometers
Certeza Double Tube Cuff with Bladder
Rossmax Aneroid Sphygmomanometer GB Series
A sphygmomanometer — also called a manual blood pressure monitor or BP apparatus — is the instrument doctors, nurses, clinics, and home users rely on to measure blood pressure accurately. At Hamza Surgical, the sphygmomanometer price in Pakistan starts at Rs. 1,799 for an entry aneroid model and goes up to Rs. 19,999 for a Japanese mercury unit. Every device we stock is 100% original, carries a manufacturer warranty, and ships nationwide from our Lahore warehouse.
If you want a precise, no-battery instrument that gives clinical-grade readings, a manual sphygmomanometer is still the gold standard — which is exactly why it remains the device taught in every Pakistani medical college and used daily in government and private hospitals.
Quick price snapshot (2026):
- Manual / Aneroid sphygmomanometer: Rs. 1,799 – Rs. 18,000
- Mercury / Mercurial sphygmomanometer: Rs. 8,499 – Rs. 19,999
- Spare parts (cuff, bulb, bladder, tube): Rs. 599 – Rs. 1,800
Manual / Aneroid Sphygmomanometer Price in Pakistan
Aneroid models are the most popular manual blood pressure monitors in Pakistan — mercury-free, lightweight, and easy to carry in a doctor’s bag. These are the right choice for GPs, nurses, medical students, and home users.
| Model | Type | Price (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| Yuwell Aneroid Sphygmomanometer | Arm aneroid | Rs. 1,799 |
| Medico AND-65 Aneroid | Arm aneroid | Rs. 1,825 |
| Believia AN-01 (HS-20A) Aneroid | Arm aneroid | Rs. 1,899 |
| Medico AND-75 Aneroid | Arm aneroid | Rs. 1,925 |
| Certeza CR-1002 Standard Aneroid | Arm aneroid | Rs. 2,450 |
| Medico AND-85 Sphygmomanometer | Arm aneroid | Rs. 2,520 |
| Certeza CR-1004 Large-Dial Aneroid | Arm aneroid | Rs. 2,900 |
| Rossmax Aneroid GB Series | Arm aneroid | Rs. 2,999 – 4,100 |
| Believia AN-02 / HS-201T Palm Type | Palm aneroid | Rs. 3,499 |
| Certeza CR-1006 Palm Type Aneroid | Palm aneroid | Rs. 4,000 |
| Ucheck Wall-Mounted Manual BP Apparatus | Wall mount | Rs. 4,999 |
| Rossmax GD101 Palm Type Aneroid | Palm aneroid | Rs. 5,599 |
| Certeza CR-1008 Clock Type Aneroid | Desk/clock | Rs. 6,800 |
| Certeza CR-1010 Stand Type Aneroid | Mobile stand | Rs. 18,000 |
Mercury (Mercurial) Sphygmomanometer Price in Pakistan
Many senior consultants still consider the mercury column the most accurate reference standard, which is why teaching hospitals continue to use it.
| Model | Type | Price (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| Bokang Mercurial Sphygmomanometer | Desk mercury | Rs. 8,499 |
| Certeza CR-2001 Mercury | Desk mercury | Rs. 11,000 |
| Believia BP-20FK Mercury Family Kit | Mercury kit | Rs. 17,000 |
| Focal FC-113 Japan Mercury | Desk mercury | Rs. 19,999 |
Sphygmomanometer Spare Parts & Accessories
Replace a worn cuff, bulb, or bladder instead of buying a whole new unit. All parts are kept in stock for quick repairs.
| Accessory | Price (PKR) |
|---|---|
| Latex Bladder for BP Monitors | Rs. 599 |
| Certeza CR-8001L Bulb with Valve | Rs. 600 |
| Certeza Double-Tube Cuff with Bladder | Rs. 800 – 1,800 |
| Mercury Glass Tube (for Certeza CR-2001) | Rs. 900 |
Prices are current as of 2026 and may change with stock and exchange-rate movements. Click any product above for the live price and availability.
Which Type Should You Buy? (Quick Comparison)
| Type | Accuracy | Portability | Maintenance | Best for | Price range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aneroid (Manual) | High (±3 mmHg) | Excellent | Annual calibration | Clinics, students, home | Rs. 1,799 – 18,000 |
| Mercury (Mercurial) | Reference standard | Low | Periodic cleaning | Teaching hospitals | Rs. 8,499 – 19,999 |
| Digital (for comparison) | Good | Highest | Battery powered | Convenient home use | Rs. 3,500 – 25,000 |
Short answer: for most clinics, GPs, and medical students, an aneroid model in the Rs. 1,799–4,000 range (Yuwell, Medico, Believia, Certeza) is the best value. For teaching institutions that need a mercury reference, the Bokang or Certeza CR-2001 offer the best price-to-accuracy ratio.
Manual vs Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
A manual blood pressure monitor uses a cuff, a hand bulb, a gauge, and a stethoscope, and relies on the listener hearing Korotkoff sounds. A digital monitor inflates automatically and reads the result on a screen. Manual devices are more accurate and durable in trained hands and never need batteries, which is why professionals prefer them. Digital monitors win on convenience for untrained home users. If you measure other people’s blood pressure or want clinical reliability, choose manual; if you simply want a one-button check for yourself at home, a validated digital arm monitor is fine.
Parts of a Sphygmomanometer
- Cuff – inflatable band that wraps the upper arm (adult 22–32 cm, large 32–42 cm, paediatric sizes available).
- Bulb (inflation pump) – squeezes air into the cuff via a one-way valve.
- Air-release valve – lets you deflate slowly at 2–3 mmHg per second for an accurate reading.
- Gauge / manometer – the aneroid dial or mercury column showing pressure in mmHg.
- Tubing – latex-free tubes connecting the parts.
- Mercury column & reservoir – present only in mercury models, with filter discs to prevent spillage.
How to Measure Blood Pressure With a Sphygmomanometer
- Let the patient rest 5 minutes, seated, back supported, feet flat, bare arm at heart level.
- Wrap the cuff snugly 1–2 cm above the elbow (two fingers should fit underneath).
- Place the stethoscope over the brachial artery.
- Inflate to about 30 mmHg above the expected systolic pressure.
- Deflate slowly (2–3 mmHg/sec) while listening.
- The first tapping sound = systolic; the point where sounds disappear = diastolic.
- Repeat after 1–2 minutes and record the average. Avoid caffeine, smoking, or exercise for 30 minutes beforehand.
This page is for product and educational information only and is not medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional to interpret readings.
Why Buy Your Sphygmomanometer From Hamza Surgical
- 100% original, ISO/CE-certified equipment — no cheap copies.
- Direct importer pricing — among the lowest sphygmomanometer prices in Pakistan.
- Bulk rates for hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, NGOs, and medical colleges.
- Fast nationwide delivery — 2–4 days from our Lahore warehouse to Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, Quetta and beyond.
- Warranty + spare-parts support so your device lasts for years.
- Expert guidance on WhatsApp: 0312-4015-958.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of a sphygmomanometer in Pakistan?
At Hamza Surgical, aneroid (manual) models start at Rs. 1,799 and mercury models range from Rs. 8,499 to Rs. 19,999 (2026 prices).
What is the cheapest manual blood pressure monitor price in Pakistan?
The Yuwell Aneroid Sphygmomanometer at Rs. 1,799 is currently the most affordable complete manual unit we stock.
Which sphygmomanometer is best for clinic use?
For everyday clinical use, a quality aneroid such as the Certeza CR-1002 or Rossmax GB Series is ideal; for a mercury reference standard, the Bokang or Certeza CR-2001 are popular choices.
Is a manual BP monitor more accurate than a digital one?
In trained hands, yes. Manual aneroid and mercury devices are the clinical standard. Digital monitors are more convenient for untrained home users but slightly less reliable.
Do you deliver across Pakistan?
Yes — we ship to all major cities within 2–4 days from our Lahore warehouse, with warranty included.
Can I buy spare cuffs and bulbs separately?
Yes. Cuffs, bulbs, bladders, and mercury tubes are in stock from Rs. 599, so you can repair rather than replace your device.
