Microlife vs Omron: what independent studies say about accuracy
A summary of the research comparing two of the world's best-known home blood pressure monitor brands.
Both Microlife and Omron make monitors that are clinically validated, meaning they pass international accuracy protocols.
Microlife monitors with AFib detection add something extra: they can flag possible atrial fibrillation during a normal measurement, which studies show is useful for screening in primary care.
You can read the original studies in the PDFs linked below.
This article is general information, not medical advice. Speak to a health worker about your own health.
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