Biospectal to Debut Biodisc and Launch OptiBP for iOS Public Beta at CES 2022

Biospectal, the remote patient monitoring and biosensing software company, announced plans to debut Biodisc™, a stand-alone, sleekly-designed, all-in-one, blood pressure monitoring device at CES 2022. Biospectal also plans to announce the public beta launch of Biospectal OptiBP™ for iOS at CES 2022, which will be available in the U.S., U.K., France, Germany, Spain and Switzerland, and follows the public beta launch of OptiBP for Android at CES 2021. Interested participants can register for the public beta here. Press will be able to get ‘hands on’ with Biodisc and experience OptiBP for iOS for the first time during CES 2022 in Las Vegas at CES Unveiled on Monday evening, January 3 at the Mandalay Bay Hotel, at Showstoppers at CES on Wednesday evening, January 5 at the Wynn Hotel, and at the Swiss Pavilion located in the Venetian Expo, Eureka Park, Booth 62821 from January 5 – 8, 2022.

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“Our mission is to democratize access to blood pressure monitoring and management globally. Our software-only approach with the Biospectal OptiBP app enables embodiment in different devices, and is now available in public beta for both Android and iOS users,” said Biospectal CEO and co-founder, Eliott Jones. “The Biospectal OptiBP app has the ability to turn the global network of smartphones into a medical-grade blood pressure monitoring platform. Our goal with Biodisc is to expand OptiBP’s reach via additional touchpoints and use cases for blood pressure monitoring in hospitals, clinics, work and the home environment. We want to make Biodisc an easily accessible, unintimidating, natural daily companion on your nightstand, desk, or countertop, inviting you to quickly capture your blood pressure regularly with no disruption to your daily routine.”

Biodisc is a sleekly-designed, discreet, stand-alone, all-in-one blood pressure monitoring device that allows users to measure their vital signs via their fingertip — quickly, accurately and without the hassle of a traditional blood pressure cuff.

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