Respiflow VS 5000 - 2500 (Voldyne)
Respiflow VS, volumetric incentive spirometer, facilitates deep breathing exercises for children (2500 ml) and adults (5000 ml). Its single chamber with volume indicator allows visualization of progress in real time. Ideal for maintaining and improving inspiratory capacity and respiratory condition, this individual-use device effectively supports pulmonary rehabilitation.
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Associated categories: Specialized medical care products > Respiratory physiotherapy equipment > Respiflow VS 5000 - 2500 (Voldyne)
Features
- Volumetric incentive spirometer for deep breathing exercises
- Two capacities available: 2500 ml (child) and 5000 ml (adult)
- Single chamber with integrated volume indicator to visualize progress
- Incentive principle: encourages the patient to reach measurable inspiratory goals
- Training of inspired volume and pulmonary capacity
- Housing dimensions: 16.5 x 7 x 18.5 cm
- Ribbed tubing 28 cm for comfortable use
- Mouthpiece: 7 cm
- Single-patient use
- Suitable for post-operative respiratory rehabilitation and maintenance of pulmonary function
A simple and effective tool to regain control of your breathing, inspiration after inspiration.
Frequently asked questions
How to use the Respiflow Voldyne spirometer?
Place the mouthpiece in your mouth and inhale slowly and deeply to raise the volume indicator. The goal is to progressively reach a target volume while maintaining the inspiration as long as possible. Repeat the exercise several times a day according to your healthcare professional's recommendations.
What is the difference between the 2500 ml and 5000 ml models?
The 2500 ml model is designed for children and people with reduced pulmonary capacity. The 5000 ml model is suitable for adults with normal respiratory capacity. The choice depends on the patient's build and current inspiratory capacity.
In which cases is the volumetric spirometer recommended?
This type of device is commonly used in respiratory rehabilitation after thoracic or abdominal surgery to prevent post-operative pulmonary complications. It is also indicated for maintaining or improving respiratory function in patients with chronic pulmonary conditions.