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MIR Smart One Spirometer

$28148
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Why you'll love it
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Peak flow and FEV1. Measures PEF and FEV1 and shows results on your phone
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Pocket-sized. About 61 g and 10.9 x 2.1 x 4.9 cm
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Bluetooth app. Free MIR Smart One app for iOS and Android, in 20 languages
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Track trends. Symptom diary, trend view and sharing of results
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Ages 5 to 93. Intended for single-patient use; reusable mouthpiece

Specifications

MeasuresPEF and FEV1
Size10.9 x 2.1 x 4.9 cm
Weight61 g (MIR)
Power2 AAA batteries
ConnectivityBluetooth to iOS and Android app
Age range5 to 93 years
ProducerMIR srl (Medical International Research)
MIR  |  SKU: 72
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Description

Pocket spirometer that reports to your phone

The MIR Smart One is a pocket-sized personal spirometer that measures peak flow (PEF) and FEV1 and sends results by Bluetooth to the free MIR Smart One app on iOS and Android. The app shows results in real time and keeps a symptom diary and trends.

MIR states it is suitable for ages 5 to 93 and intended for single-patient use. It weighs 61 g and runs on two AAA batteries that are included.

What's in the box
1xMIR Smart One spirometer
1xReusable plastic mouthpiece
2xAAA batteries (manufacturer states included)
You need a compatible iOS or Android phone or tablet and the free MIR Smart One app.

Frequently asked questions
What does it measure?

Peak expiratory flow (PEF) and FEV1 (forced expiratory volume in one second).

Who can use it?

MIR states it is suitable for ages 5 to 93. It is intended for single-patient use.

How does it connect?

By Bluetooth to the free MIR Smart One app on iOS and Android. The app shows results in real time, keeps a symptom diary and trends, and lets you share results.

What power does it use?

Two AAA batteries, which MIR states are included.

Can several family members share it?

MIR says the app can be shared across the family, but the spirometer itself is intended for single-patient use, so each person should use their own mouthpiece and follow hygiene guidance.

Does it replace medical advice?

No. It is for personal monitoring. Share your results with your healthcare provider and follow their plan for any change in symptoms.