Lung Capacity

Compact, lightweight spirometer for screening large populations. Subject blows into disposable mouthpiece. Indicator registers forced vital lung capacity up to 7 liters. Comes with 50 plastic mouth pieces.

100 plastic mouth pieces for wind-mill type spirometer.

250 paper mouth pieces for wind-mill type spirometer.

500 paper mouth pieces for wind-mill type spirometer.

1000 paper mouth pieces for wind-mill type spirometer.

The Breather is a handheld respiratory muscle training (RMT) device - essentially a workout tool for your breathing muscles. It's designed to strengthen both the muscles you use to inhale (inspiratory muscles) and those you use to exhale (expiratory muscles) by providing adjustable resistance as you breathe through it. It is a drug-free, evidence-based medical device originally developed to improve lung strength and breathing efficiency. You breathe against adjustable resistance - similar to lifting light weights with your lungs - which trains muscles like the diaphragm and intercostals. It strengthens weak respiratory muscles (common with aging, chronic illness, or after illness). Reducing shortness of breath and improving oxygen uptake. Enhancing cough strength and airway clearance. Supporting speech and swallow function (important in dysphagia). Can be used in conditions like COPD, heart failure, neuromuscular diseases, or after ventilator weaning (often under clinical guidance). Improving breathing control, stamina, and endurance for athletes or singers. May help reduce snoring, enhance sleep quality, and lower stress by improving breath control. To begin, place the mouthpiece in your mouth and breathe in and out through the device. Resistance can be set separately for inhalation and exhalation, so you can train both muscle groups progressively. Regular use (around 5 to 10 minutes per day) helps improve respiratory muscle strength and endurance. In short, The Breather turns breathing into a targeted strengthening exercise, much like resistance training for other muscles - but focused on the muscles that power healthy, efficient respiration. Sold individually.

The Breather is a handheld respiratory muscle training (RMT) device - essentially a workout tool for your breathing muscles. It's designed to strengthen both the muscles you use to inhale (inspiratory muscles) and those you use to exhale (expiratory muscles) by providing adjustable resistance as you breathe through it. It is a drug-free, evidence-based medical device originally developed to improve lung strength and breathing efficiency. You breathe against adjustable resistance - similar to lifting light weights with your lungs - which trains muscles like the diaphragm and intercostals. It strengthens weak respiratory muscles (common with aging, chronic illness, or after illness). Reducing shortness of breath and improving oxygen uptake. Enhancing cough strength and airway clearance. Supporting speech and swallow function (important in dysphagia). Can be used in conditions like COPD, heart failure, neuromuscular diseases, or after ventilator weaning (often under clinical guidance). Improving breathing control, stamina, and endurance for athletes or singers. May help reduce snoring, enhance sleep quality, and lower stress by improving breath control. To begin, place the mouthpiece in your mouth and breathe in and out through the device. Resistance can be set separately for inhalation and exhalation, so you can train both muscle groups progressively. Regular use (around 5 to 10 minutes per day) helps improve respiratory muscle strength and endurance. In short, The Breather turns breathing into a targeted strengthening exercise, much like resistance training for other muscles - but focused on the muscles that power healthy, efficient respiration. Comes in a box of 10.

The Breather is a handheld respiratory muscle training (RMT) device - essentially a workout tool for your breathing muscles. It's designed to strengthen both the muscles you use to inhale (inspiratory muscles) and those you use to exhale (expiratory muscles) by providing adjustable resistance as you breathe through it. It is a drug-free, evidence-based medical device originally developed to improve lung strength and breathing efficiency. You breathe against adjustable resistance - similar to lifting light weights with your lungs - which trains muscles like the diaphragm and intercostals. It strengthens weak respiratory muscles (common with aging, chronic illness, or after illness). Reducing shortness of breath and improving oxygen uptake. Enhancing cough strength and airway clearance. Supporting speech and swallow function (important in dysphagia). Can be used in conditions like COPD, heart failure, neuromuscular diseases, or after ventilator weaning (often under clinical guidance). Improving breathing control, stamina, and endurance for athletes or singers. May help reduce snoring, enhance sleep quality, and lower stress by improving breath control. To begin, place the mouthpiece in your mouth and breathe in and out through the device. Resistance can be set separately for inhalation and exhalation, so you can train both muscle groups progressively. Regular use (around 5 to 10 minutes per day) helps improve respiratory muscle strength and endurance. In short, The Breather turns breathing into a targeted strengthening exercise, much like resistance training for other muscles - but focused on the muscles that power healthy, efficient respiration. Comes in a box of 50.

The Breather is a handheld respiratory muscle training (RMT) device - essentially a workout tool for your breathing muscles. It's designed to strengthen both the muscles you use to inhale (inspiratory muscles) and those you use to exhale (expiratory muscles) by providing adjustable resistance as you breathe through it. It is a drug-free, evidence-based medical device originally developed to improve lung strength and breathing efficiency. You breathe against adjustable resistance - similar to lifting light weights with your lungs - which trains muscles like the diaphragm and intercostals. It strengthens weak respiratory muscles (common with aging, chronic illness, or after illness). Reducing shortness of breath and improving oxygen uptake. Enhancing cough strength and airway clearance. Supporting speech and swallow function (important in dysphagia). Can be used in conditions like COPD, heart failure, neuromuscular diseases, or after ventilator weaning (often under clinical guidance). Improving breathing control, stamina, and endurance for athletes or singers. May help reduce snoring, enhance sleep quality, and lower stress by improving breath control. To begin, place the mouthpiece in your mouth and breathe in and out through the device. Resistance can be set separately for inhalation and exhalation, so you can train both muscle groups progressively. Regular use (around 5 to 10 minutes per day) helps improve respiratory muscle strength and endurance. In short, The Breather turns breathing into a targeted strengthening exercise, much like resistance training for other muscles - but focused on the muscles that power healthy, efficient respiration. Comes in a case of 120.