Is there a larger size cuff - Health & Beauty

What you show is a model number for a B/P cuff that is not one
shown for CVS. You also do not mention a size for the needed cuff.
Cuffs come in different sizes from Infant, Pediatric, Small Adult, Adult, Large Adult, Thigh.

CVS, and all the different manufacturers sell cuffs to fit monitors. Only the size of the cuff needed matters, and possibly the end fitting if something more is used other than just the rubber hose.

Look up any online company, or your local pharmacy and look for the replacement cuffs for monitors.

Here are the top 3 reasons for getting errors: 1. You're using the wrong-sized cuff. If you are extra large, you need a larger cuff. 2. You've incorrectly positioned your body. Ideally, your arm should be at the level of your heart. 3. You've placed the cuff incorrectly. Make sure the cuff is on your upper arm and the stethescope is placed over the place you feel the strongest pulse. I hope that helps!

Cuff size, i believe you have to loosen the cuff for your arm size above the elbow

Have you contacted the manufacturer? There should be some contact information in the instructions or on the package.

Click on the link below to view a replacement cuff that maybe larger then the one you are using:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Sunbeam-Sphygmomanometer-Blood-Pressure-Mon-Cuff-9-14-/320642429803?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4aa7c7336b

a standard cuff is at the size of 22 - 32mm, and a large cuff is at the size of 22- 36mm, there is also a extra large cuff size too.

The blood pressure monitor will display an "err" error message for many reasons. It could be the cuff is too small for the arm or wrist. Most wrist monitors measure up to 8.5 inches & arm monitors measure up to 13 inches. If a larger size is needed, then check with a pharmacy for larger sizes. Sometimes placement of the arm is wrong or the tube is not lined up correctly on the arm or the tube is not sealed tightly into the monitor. Sometimes body movement during a reading can cause an error. It is best to check if any of these occurrences happened before the error message occurred.

Use a sewing machine and shorten long cuff by 1" or as much needed to fit your arm. Make sewing opposite side of BP sensor on the cuff.

An upper arm monitor will come with a cuff that you need to wrap around your arm. If you use a cuff that is the wrong size for you, your reading will not be correct. Measure around your upper arm at the midpoint between your shoulder and elbow. Most monitors will come with a medium sized cuff. You may have to order a different sized cuff separately.