High blood pressure contributes to around half of all heart attacks and strokes in the UK. And there as many as 5 million people in the UK are living with undiagnosed high blood pressure, without knowing they are at risk. The only way to know whether you have high blood pressure is to measure it. Everyone should know their blood pressure to help identify underlying heart and cardiovascular conditions.

Normally, blood pressure is lower at night than during the day. However, if it does not drop, or if it rises even higher, this is a condition called nocturnal hypertension. Your daytime blood pressure is only half picture. 

NightView is the first at-home wrist monitor designed to measure nighttime blood pressure, whilst sleeping soundly. 

With NightView, you can:

• Get the full picture of your blood pressure – both nighttime and daytime
• Monitor your progress and share data with your doctor to help improve treatment plans

OMRON's bespoke mobile app for iPhone and Android. Track your blood pressure over time as your readings automatically update to your mobile through the OMRON connect app.

• Download from the Apple app store
• Download from the Google app store

• Monitor
• 2 “AAA” alkaline batteries
• Instruction manual
• Blood pressure pass
• Storage case

• 350 memories showing date and time of reading
• Batteries included
• 3 year warranty

• 55mm x 101mm x 17mm

• 0.11kg

Read articles on our website about high blood pressure

• Understanding the causes of high blood pressure
• 6 things you need to know about high blood pressure
• How to reduce your blood pressure: 6 top tips

Download our information leaflets to find out more about high blood pressure

• 10 Minutes to Change your Life - High blood pressure
• Atrial Fibrillation - Your quick guide

• Download the OMRON Nightview user manual
• Download free NightView product leaflet

If you have high blood pressure, it’s important to know that you’re not alone. It’s important to find support from the people around you and healthcare professionals. Make sure you check your blood pressure and keep a diary of your readings regularly, so you can see your progress.

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Call our Heart Helpline at 0300 330 3311 to speak to one of our Cardiac Nurses. They can give you information and support about heart and circulatory diseases, and their risk factors.

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