About
Peak flow measurement is a quick test to measure air flowing out of the lungs. The measurement is also called the peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) or the peak expiratory flow (PEF). Peak flow measurement is mostly done by people who have asthma. During an asthma flare-up, the large airways in the lungs slowly begin to narrow. This slows the speed of air moving through the lungs. A peak flow meter can help show the narrowing of the airways well before an asthma attack happens. A peak flow meter can help you determine:
- When to get emergency medical care
- How well an asthma treatment plan is working
- When to stop or add medicine as directed by your healthcare provider
- What triggers an asthma attack, such as exercise.
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The Smart Peak Flow is a compact, digital peak expiratory flow meter for respiratory conditions such as asthma.
Using the same technology as a traditional spirometer, the Smart Peak Flow guarantees accurate peak flow measurements and works alongside the Smart Asthma companion app. Smart Peak Flow fits in seamlessly to an asthma management plan, with users recording their peak flow to measure and track asthma symptoms and attacks, as well as predict the likelihood of future exacerbations.
Results can be shared instantly with the user’s physician or respiratory care team and data can be used to determine changes to the user’s asthma management plan.
Product Highlights:
- Accurately calculates the user’s peak flow readings with medical-grade CE certified sensors
- The companion app allows users to learn how their asthma reacts to different places, times and activities using the ‘Trigger’ feature
- Users can easily record their peak flow and add their symptoms, triggers, and environment, as well as record puffer usage
- Users can track their readings, get personalised charts and tips in the asthma diary
- Users will be alerted of the increased likelihood of an asthma attack
- Using colour zones, users can determine if they need medical attention
- Data can be instantly shared with clinicians
- The Smart Asthma companion app is available for Android and iOS devices
- Suitable for ages 5 and above
- TGA registered.