Peak Flow Meter with Bluetooth APP Spirometer for Asthma COPD Monitor Tests PEF FEV1 Home Medical for Kids Adults with 300 Records Storage Function

Had this for several months. It is easy to use, and sinks to the phone via Bluetooth. It holds A LOT of data and the app had about 6 months of data and hasn't erased any. The mouth piece comes off making it convient to clean.

I really like how this connects to my iPhone’s health app to show both graph readings. Helpful to share with my doctors. I don’t like how it randomly says it’s downloading x/300 readings when I barely have 30 at this point. Other times, it accurately downloads 3/3 and is fast. I hope it lasts!

This peak flow meter is exactly as in the product description. It is easy to use and clean. When paired with the app, it is easy to monitor trends in your lung function. It helps me to remember and double check that I have my inhaler with me. Overall, great value for the money, easy to use, and works just as expected.

Great flow meter, helps to monitor and improve lungs

The instructions as well as the FAQ are riddled with typos. If it were not a medically related product, that may not be a red flag however given that it is a tool to monitor lung function it is worthy of consideration on credibility. The corresponding app and the parameters set are not good. For the app, it does not chart 3 months or all months to get a gauge of peak flow results which is a primary purpose- to assess lung function declines and improvements. The parameters are grossly inaccurate. The parameters are supposedly set based on weight, age and sex to establish green, yellow and red zones. What this product would still consider to be a green zone would be ER territory. I acknowledge norms vary, especially for those with lung issues, however they do not even base it on your personal norms. Further, I question the accuracy of the device itself. I would in no way recommend this device.

So this is the peak flow meter I received. And I have connected this device to my iPhone now. The application works perfectly with this device. I can see my data on my phone and sync the data to the diary page and form chart. This would be great if you need to check your lung function regularly.

I was worried about my lungs after getting several chest tightness episodes over the last couple years. At first I kept getting 3.0 and 3.2. After realizing my teeth were effecting the results and need to be outside the mouth piece I get solid 3.5 to 3.8. I should be getting 80% or better of 4.1/4.2. The peak flow is not correct at all. I have a mechanical one that shows 600-650 this machine shows 400. I had several people my age and size and gender test on it to verify the FEV.

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This device would be absolutely perfect if the software integrated with the Apple Health app. Presently, I manually add Peak Flow and FV1 readings into Apple Health, but connectivity would make life so much easier as I become forgetful in my old age. 😀