Omron Healthcare, Inc.

Omron Healthcare's goal as a company is to enable people to monitor their own health so that they can better work with their healthcare professionals in preventing and alleviating disease.  Much of Omron's research has focused on lifestyle diseases, such as those resulting from poor diet, alcohol or tobacco usage, and lack of exercise.

Omron was the first manufacturer to produce manual and digital blood pressure monitors for home use.  Omron has also developed digital thermometers, body fat monitors, and respiratory inhalation devices to help patients track and treat their health conditions.  Omron also participates actively in environmental initiatives by striving to develop eco-friendly products and by encouraging the development of a sustainable, recycle-oriented society.

American Diabetes Wholesale carries several blood pressure monitors manufactured by Omron, the #1 doctor-recommended brand in the world.  Whether you prefer an arm band or a wrist cuff, a manual or an automatic model, Omron has a monitor to suit your needs.  Omron's monitors are simple to use and easy to transport, with accurate measurements that have been ensured by the rigorous testing and evaluation of each model.  Omron blood pressure monitors use the exclusive IntelliSense technology to gauge the exact amount of pressure needed to give accurate, quick results, as comfortably as possible.  Each monitor runs on standard battery power, and is capable of retaining dated readings in its memory, making it easier for you to track your progress.

Several of Omron's nebulizer systems are also available through American Diabetes Wholesale.  These systems are compact and lightweight, allowing patients to treat respiratory conditions more easily and conveniently than ever before.  The Omron MicroAir Vibrating Mesh Nebulizer System is the smallest nebulizer in the world, weighing only 6 ounces.  It works without any tubes or cords to deliver undiluted medication, thus shortening the time needed to receive treatment.  Omron nebulizers are available in either battery- or AC-powered models and can be used with most common medications.