Lung exerciser 3 Ball Spirometer

The 3 Ball Incentive Spirometer is designed to encourage the user to take deep breath. The spirometer provides patient feedback by showing how well the patient is expanding their lungs. This deep breathing encourages the clearance of phlegm from the lungs.

Product Features

The 3-ball spirometer is a device designed to improve the functioning of the lungs. It enhances the bloody supply to the respiratory system by normalising the concentration of carbon dioxide in the blood whilst strengthening the muscular system of the chest.

The 3-ball spirometer is used for therapeutic and prophylactic purposes.

When inhaling through the mouthpiece and flexible tube, the balls will float within the see-through chambers.

Wide inspiratory flow rate range from 800 – 1200cc/sec to suit the widest range of patients
Lightweight for ease of handling
Sturdy wide base for stability during storage or use
Minimum flow imprinted on each chamber
Compact design & break-resistant plastic
Removable inspiratory limb for cleaning convenience
Minimally resistant flow tubing for ease of use
Anatomically designed mouthpiece for ease of use and patient comfort
Convenient mouthpiece clip for ease of storage
Colourful presentation for ease of visualisation
Graduated 3 ball design to encourage patient compliance and participation
Material: AS for chamber, PE for ball and mouthpiece, and EVA for tubing

How to use:

Hold the unit in an upright position.
Exhale normally and then place your lips tightly around the mouthpiece at the end of the tubing.
Low flow rate – Inhale at a rate to raise only the ball in the first chamber. The second chamber ball must remain in place. This position should be held for three seconds or as long as possible whichever comes first.
High flow rate-Inhale at a rate to raise the first and second chamber balls. Ensure that the third chamber ball remains in the rest position for the duration of this exercise.
Exhale-Take out the mouthpiece and exhale normally. relax(Repeat)-Following each prolonged deep breath, take a moment to rest and breathe normally. This exercise can be repeated according to physician’s instructions.

Note: Tilting the unit forward can make the respiratory