Smart Peak Flow Meter with Bluetooth Adapter for Asthma
Smart Peak Flow Meter Bluetooth Adapter included - Track your Asthma, learn your triggers & take better care of your body.
Smart Peak Flow device helps you stay on top of your Asthma using smart sensor technology. The Smart Peak Flow is a compact, self-monitoring digital peak expiratory flow meter (PEFM) for asthma. The device is designed for moderate to severe asthmatics, it accurately predicts the likelihood of an asthma attack. The Smart Peak Flow plugs into the audio jack port of any compatible Android 5.0+ and iOS 10.0+ smartphone devices alternatively you can use the Bluetooth adaptor to detect asthma exacerbations before asthma patients can feel it. It uses the same technology as a diagnostic spirometer and guarantees accurate peak flow measurements than the mechanical peak flow meters.
Recommended by doctors and asthma patients.
Bluetooth handle included.
Suitable for ages 5 and above.
Helps to perform an accurate peak flow measurement and to monitor asthma
Helps to predict asthma attacks up to 7 days ahead
Use the device with the app and connect it to a smartphone or tablet. The app processes results and automatically records them.
Registered Medical Device works on all later model smartphones.
Made in Europe. 99% Accurate
All readings charted automatically
Monitor your asthma any time anywhere
Explanation of all your readings
Remote sharing of peak flow reading with your doctor instantly.
No need for waiting times at the GP’s office or to travel to the nearest pulmonology center.
What's in the box?
Smart Peak Flow Meter
Bluetooth Adaptor
Reusable Mouthpiece
Carry Bag/pouch
User Manual
User friendly FREE Smartphone App - Available on all phones with Android 5.0 or iOS 10 (or later)
“Smart Peak Flow measures your peak flow, but also a percentage compared to your last best blow. This comparison is invaluable when trying to work out if your asthma is worsening or not.” - Dr. Andras Szantho, Lung Specialist
“I recommend Smart Peak Flow as regular peak flow readings help me assess my patients. I know whether the medications I prescribe actually work.” - Prof. Krzysztof Buczyłko, Director of Allergology