Respiflow (Peak Flow Meter for Lung Management | (Adult)

RESPIFLOW (Peak Flow Meter For Lung Management)

Introduction:

The Respiflow Peak Flow Meter is a cost-effective, portable, and lightweight device designed to help people with asthma manage their lung health. It measures how well air moves in and out of your lungs, providing essential data for asthma management.

Key Features:

• Wide Range of Measurements: The Respiflow comes in two models: Adult (60-800 LPM) and Paeds (50-400 LPM). This ensures that it can accommodate users of different ages and sizes.
• Integrated Asthma Management Zones: The device includes a system to help you understand your asthma management zones. This feature helps you interpret your peak flow readings effectively.
• Accurate and Reliable: The Respiflow measures peak flow with high accuracy and ensures repeatability. It features easy-to-read numbers and a washable design. You can use it with a disposable mouthpiece for hygiene.
• Paper Chart Included: Each Respiflow comes with a paper chart to help you record and monitor your peak expiratory flow rate (PEF) over time.
• Color-Coded Zones: The device uses a 3-zone color-coded system to help you quickly assess your lung function.

How to Find Your “Personal Best Peak Flow”:

To determine your Personal Best Peak Flow, follow these steps:

1. Take Readings Twice Daily: Measure your peak flow at the same times every morning and evening.
2. Record for Two Weeks: Perform this process twice a day for two weeks when your asthma symptoms are stable.
3. Follow Professional Advice: Adhere to instructions provided by your healthcare professional.

Understanding Your Results:

• Green Zone: 80-100% of your best reading. This indicates that you are in good control of your asthma. Continue with your regular medication and daily activities.
• Yellow Zone: 50-80% of your best reading. This suggests that your asthma might be worsening. Follow your medication plan to return to the green zone.
• Red Zone: Less than 50% of your best reading. This is a medical alert. Seek medical advice and attention immediately.