Article 01-107-00

Portability matters for clinicians who move between patient rooms, home visits, or triage stations rather than working from a single fixed exam bay. The Article 01-107-00 is a fanny pack style aneroid blood pressure unit, built around a latex free cuff and carrying pouch that lets a nurse, medical assistant, or home health provider keep the instrument secured at the waist and ready between patients. The latex free construction matters clinically, since it removes the risk of contact reaction in patients with latex sensitivity, a consideration that comes up often enough in general practice and inpatient settings that many facilities now require it as standard.
The aneroid gauge itself relies on a mechanical dial rather than a mercury column, which makes it lighter to carry and easier to read at a glance during a busy shift. Housing the cuff and gauge in a fanny pack keeps both pieces together and protected from the wear that loose components experience when tossed in a bag or coat pocket. This kind of portable unit fits well within a broader set of diagnostic instruments used across home health visits, school nursing, occupational health screening, and mobile clinics.
Because the unit ships without instruments, facilities that already have a stethoscope on hand or that prefer to pair it with a specific model can do so without paying for a duplicate piece. For teams covering multiple sites in a single day, having a dependable, low profile unit that stays clipped to the body rather than left behind in an exam room reduces the chance of arriving somewhere without a working cuff. Equip your mobile care team with this reliable tool.