Peak Flow Meters
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The PeakTM: Creative Biomedics, Inc., has been manufacturing The PeakTM individualized peak flow meter for several years. These units are sold worldwide for both clinical and home use. Each peak flow meter comes with a personal diary log and reusable mouthpiece. The unit can be customized to each patient’s needs by using the handy colored stickers that are provided. These units are certified by CE and ISO 9001/EN46001 and vastly exceed ATS-26 and NAEP standards. |
Our Price $134.50 Case
of 10
- Available in four attractive colors
- Instructions and color zones printed on the
meter
- Patient can personalize their meter
- Scale covers pediatric and adult patients
- Documented accuracy and precision
- ISO9001/EN46001 and CE certified
KoKo Peak Meters
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The KoKo PeakTM: Revolutionizing asthma management and empowering patients to be proactive in their disease management. These low-cost meters store FEV1, FEV6, and PEFR measurements and electronically monitor symptoms and medications. In addition, physicians can track and trend patient data through the companion KAMP software. |
Electronic Peak Flow Meters starting at $24.95
- Five models available,
offering a selection of measurement choices: PEF, FEV1, FEV6, FEV1/FEV6
- Stores Data for manual or
computerized review
- 3 built-in alarms for
better patient compliance
- Single patient unit allows
custom settings
- Automated storage of tests
and selfassessment questions decrease errors in diary entries
- Single button interface
for ease of operation
- Easy to read LCD screen with
graphic animation
- Four color zone
"traffic light" readings for quick assessment
- Small, pocket ergonometric
size design
- Washable and reusable
mouthpiece
- Electronic
monitoring of pulmonary parameters is reimbursable under CPT code 94016.
AM1
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Outpatient Monitoring AM1: A Reliable Partner for Doctors and PatientsFor chronic care patients, such as asthmatics, reliable trend results are the basis for an effective therapy. So why not choose a measuring system that offers more than conventional monitoring systems? |
