What It Does
Subtracts your bottom number (diastolic) from your top number (systolic) to reveal your pulse pressure, what I call your blood pressure gap. Takes under thirty seconds.
What You Get
Your gap in mmHg, instantly, so you never have to do the math in your head when you are feeling stressed. A normal resting gap sits between 30 and 40 mmHg.
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