Looking for the product carbon footprint of a home blood pressure monitor

Hi Mel,
A couple of options. First is to use the Government GHG conversion factors for 'small electrical' which reports 5,647.9 kg CO2e/ tonne equipment. Average weight of a home BP monitor appears to be in the region of 250-500g (depending on the model), so roughly, (0.00025*5648) = 1.412kg CO2e to (0.0005*5648) = 2.824 kg CO2e. Alternatively, could dismantle one into its component parts, separate into each different material type, weigh and use the appropriate conversion factor based on material and sum them all together. Ive a tool for the latter if it helps.
Matt

Dear Matt, I hope you are well. This is incredibly helpful thank you very much. I was hoping someone might also have done some research on that specific health technology but that was of course a long shot ;) Although the CSH community research experience always surprises me in a very good way :D I would also highly appreciate the option to use your tool if you could kindly please share it via email or on here?

melissa.pegg@york.ac.uk

Also taking the opportunity to say a HUGE thank you for your excellent participation in HTAi ESHTA Working Group this far. With kindest regards, Mel.