Respiflow - Respiratory Exercise Device
Respiflow is a 3-chamber exercise spirometer designed for maximum sustained inspiration therapy. Its colored balls rise according to the intensity of your breath, allowing measurement of variable flow calibrated between 600 and 1200 cc. Versatile, this respiratory training device can also be used inverted for expiratory maneuvers. Supplied complete with ribbed tube and mouthpiece.
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Features:
- 3-chamber respiratory exercise spirometer with indicator balls
- Designed for sustained maximum inspiration therapy
- Visual system: balls rise proportionally to inspiration intensity
- Variable flow measurement calibrated at 3 levels: 600, 900 and 1200 cc
- Reversible use: when held upside down, allows specific breathing maneuvers
- Suitable for pulmonary rehabilitation and strengthening inspiratory capacity
- Supplied with ribbed tube and mouthpiece
- Simple operation, suitable for independent use or professional guidance
- Tool for immediate visual monitoring of respiratory progress
A simple gesture to regain control of my breathing, day after day.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Respiflow ball spirometer work?
The device contains three chambers, each with a ball. When you inhale through the mouthpiece, the air drawn in makes the balls rise according to the intensity of your breath. The deeper and more sustained your inspiration, the higher the balls rise, allowing you to immediately visualize your respiratory effort.
Who is this respiratory exercise device for?
Respiflow is intended for people undergoing respiratory rehabilitation, post-operative patients wishing to regain their pulmonary capacity, or anyone seeking to strengthen their deep inspiration. It can be used independently or on the recommendation of a physiotherapist.
Can Respiflow be used for exhalation exercises?
Yes, by turning the device upside down, it is possible to use it for certain breathing maneuvers involving exhalation. This versatility allows exercises to be adapted to specific therapeutic needs.