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The Trial Version is free and measures median blood pressure and percent distribution by classification of up to 84 measurements for seven days. You may repeat the test as many times as you like. It is offered as a public service and demonstrates the "look and feel" of our other software products. It will calculate your "typical" (median) blood pressure and will display a bar graph with the percentages of your measurements that fall in each classification from low to high.
Try it and find out if you have elevated blood pressure. Elevated blood pressure when untreated can lead to heart disease, kidney disease, stroke, and loss of vision.
The Free Trial Version is similar to the Standard Version, but with less features. Upgrade to our other products, the Standard Version, Advanced Statistics Version, Smart Phone App, Family Version , Personal Trainer Version, or Physicians Version directly from links on the Trial Version. These versions may be downloaded free from our Download Center. To activate them, just purchase an Activation Key from our Order page.
Blood Pressure Profiler is a Microsoft Excel* workbook. If you use a different spreadsheet program from Excel* , you should download our Free Trial Version and test for compatibility. If the Free Trial Version works well and is formatted properly, our other software products will also work well.
You can go directly to the free trial download by clicking the link immediately above the.optional sign up for our free health news letter.
The download includes a free Activation Key! After downloading, open the file on your PC by double clicking on Key icon saved to your Desktop. An Excel* file will be extracted to your desktop. Read the "Detailed Instructions" page, which highlights the features of the Blood Pressure Profiler. Enter your bloodpressure measurements for a week to determine your blood pressure classification and learn if you may have low, normal, high normal, or high blood pressure. This knowledge may be the first step in helping you to seek a professional evaluation from your physician. See our Measurements link to learn how to take your measurements.
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