CMI Health
CMI Health SpiroLink Smart Spirometer Home Health Care
FDA-cleared smart spirometer measures peak flow and FEV1 via Bluetooth app, using a pressure sensor that resists debris for accurate home monitoring
- TypeHome Care Equipment
- FDA-cleared smart spirometer for trusted home lung monitoring
- Bluetooth mobile-app sync lets you track FEV1 and peak flow trends
- Pressure-sensor design resists debris and mucus for lasting accuracy
- Optional filter mouthpiece extends device life and simplifies cleaning
- Compact portable build supports daily checks for asthma, COPD and more
Smart Spirometer for Home Respiratory Monitoring
The SpiroLink is a Bluetooth-enabled, FDA-cleared digital spirometer designed for home use, clinics, and nursing facilities. It measures peak flow, FEV1, PEF, and other pulmonary metrics to help manage chronic conditions like asthma, COPD, and cystic fibrosis. Its compact, portable design supports daily monitoring and remote health tracking via a mobile application.
Pressure Sensor Technology for Durability
The device uses a pressure sensor rather than a turbine, making it less susceptible to damage from debris, dirt, or mucus during exhalation. This design increases the device lifespan while maintaining accurate pulmonary measurements. It is the core specification that ensures reliable long-term performance for frequent testing.
Optional Filter Mouthpiece Extends Device Life
An optional filter mouthpiece accessory is available separately to further protect the internal sensor from contamination. Using this filter simplifies cleaning and maintenance while extending the operational lifespan of the spirometer. The base unit functions without it, but the accessory reduces wear for high-frequency users.
Highlights
- FDA-cleared smart spirometer for trusted home lung monitoring
- Bluetooth mobile-app sync lets you track FEV1 and peak flow trends
- Pressure-sensor design resists debris and mucus for lasting accuracy
- Optional filter mouthpiece extends device life and simplifies cleaning
- Compact portable build supports daily checks for asthma, COPD and more
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What do the FEV1 and peak-flow numbers tell me when I use the SpiroLink at home?
FEV1 shows how much air you can force out in the first second, and peak flow shows your maximum exhalation speed; together they let you track daily lung-function trends for asthma, COPD or other conditions.
How does the Bluetooth link to the mobile app work and what does it limit?
The device pairs over Bluetooth to the companion app, which stores each test, graphs trends over time and lets you share reports with a clinician; it requires a compatible smartphone or tablet running the app.
What physical pieces do I need to attach or replace for each test?
You use the built-in pressure-sensor mouthpiece for every session; an optional filter mouthpiece can be fitted to protect the sensor from moisture and debris and to simplify cleaning.
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