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Version 2.12 · 2026-10-24
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The store currently lists version 2.12, updated 2026-10-24.








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Effortlessly Track, Manage, and Share Your Blood Pressure for Seamless Progress Monitoring.
Introducing Blood Pressure Monitor Diary, your comprehensive solution for easy blood pressure tracking. This app enables you to effortlessly record, monitor, analyze, and share your vital blood pressure information using your iPhone/iPod touch/iPad devices. Whether you're prehypertensive or hypertensive, Blood Pressure Monitor Diary is here to help you track your progress and manage all your blood pressure measurements, ensuring a worry free experience.
Note: Blood Pressure Monitor Diary does not measure blood pressure itself; this isn't possible with just an iOS device alone. You need a separate blood pressure monitor to measure blood pressure accurately. Recommended brands to try are A&D, Omron, QaridoArm, iHealth, Withings, Braun, CAZON, Hangsun, ARSIMAI, and Kinetic Wellbeing.
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