Monitoring asthma can help you to breathe easy, which is why this peak flow meter is a must for every asthma sufferer’s home. It measures how fast you can blow air out of your lungs so you can accurately track how well your asthma is being controlled.

Benefits:

Each metre is hand calibrated for absolute accuracy
The scale range is between 60 – 800 l/min
It’s quick and easy to clean once you’ve finished your measurement
Super lightweight and small enough to pop into a bag or backpack to use on the go
Comes with a mouthpiece that you can easily sterilise when you’re done
Can be safely used by adults

What are the benefits of using Mini-Wright Peak Flow Meter Standard?

Using the Mini-Wright Peak Flow Meter Standard allows individuals to monitor their lung function regularly, helping to manage asthma more effectively. It provides accurate readings that can alert users to changes in their condition, enabling timely medical intervention and better overall asthma control.

How does Mini-Wright Peak Flow Meter Standard work?

The Mini-Wright Peak Flow Meter Standard works by measuring the maximum speed at which a person can exhale. The user blows into the device, and the meter records the Peak Expiratory Flow (PEF) in litres per minute. This measurement helps assess the degree of airway obstruction.

How often should I use the Mini-Wright Peak Flow Meter?

It is recommended to use the Mini-Wright Peak Flow Meter daily, preferably at the same time each day, to monitor any changes in your lung function. Your healthcare provider may advise more frequent use during periods of asthma exacerbation.

Can children use the Mini-Wright Peak Flow Meter?

Yes, the Mini-Wright Peak Flow Meter is suitable for use by children, provided they can follow the instructions for use. It is designed to be easy to use and read, making it accessible for younger users under adult supervision.

Ingredients

1 x Mini-Wright Standard Peak Flow Meter 1 x mouthpiece

Usage and Instructions

Please reach the package insert for full instructions on how to use your Peak Flow Meter.

Here are the basic instructions:

Move the marker to the bottom of the numbered scale.
Stand up straight.
Take a deep breath. Fill your lungs all the way.
Hold your breath while you place the mouthpiece in your mouth, between your teeth. Close your lips around it. Do not put your tongue against or inside the hole.
Blow out as hard and fast as you can in a single blow. Your first burst of air is the most important, so blowing for a longer time will not affect your result.
Write down the number you get.
If you coughed or did not complete the steps correctly, don’t write down the number. Redo the test, then record the number you get.
Move the marker back to the bottom and repeat all these steps 2 more times. The highest of the 3 numbers is your peak flow number. Write it down in your log chart.

Warnings

Many children under the age of 5 can’t use a peak flow meter very well. But some are able to. It’s recommended to get your child to start using the peak flow meter before the age of 5 so that they can get used to it.