Peak Flowmeters

People with asthma have problems when their airways constrict and tighten decreasing air flow through them. A peak flow meter is a device that measures how fast you can blow air out of your lungs after you take the deepest breath you can. This is called the peak expiratory flow and is measured in liters per minute (lpm). TruZone® PFM measures peak flows from 60lpm to 800lpm This measurement indicates the condition of your airways. It is important to know your normal reading. If you use the TruZone PFM every day, you will know when an infection may be starting, even before you feel symptoms. Everyone will have their own predicted normal reading based on your age, sex and height. Say you are a 30 year old woman who is 65in tall. A woman without asthma should have a peak flow reading of approximately 450lpm.

• Small, portable device makes it easy to track day-to-day changes in breathing patterns
• Provides accurate measurements for patient populations from pediatric through adult
• Accommodates measurements from 60 to 800 L/min
• Meets the most recent technical standards of spirometry for portable peak flow meters established by the American thoracic society
• Suitable for multi-patient use with optional disposable mouthpieces with one-way valve

Monaghan® Z Stat® aVHC features anti-static properties and a see through chamber, allowing patients and caregivers to visualize medication dose in chamber.

• Dimensions: 2.5in L x 1.1in ID x 1.5in OD
• Disposable
• Standard
• Smooth interior allowing laminar flow
• Constructed of plastic for greater comfort and no cardboard taste
• Large size for standard unit
• For use with Mini-Wright Peak Flow Meter