Low lung capacity expansion device - AirPhysio OPEP

We recommend talking to a medical professional before purchasing this product.

The AirPhysio OPEP low lung capacity expansion device is designed to aid individuals with low lung capacity due to advanced age, respiratory muscle weakness, or severe respiratory conditions.

Features

• Designed for Low Lung Capacity: Ideal for those with diminished lung capacity or severe respiratory issues.
• Enhances Respiratory Function: Improves lung capacity and strengthens respiratory muscles.
• Low-Resistance Steel Ball: Features a low-resistance steel ball that conditions the lungs and helps loosen mucus.
• Supports Airway Clearance: Helps open airways for easier breathing.
• Easy Maintenance: Simple to clean for daily use.
  
• AirPhysio Air Filter - anti-bacterial and anti-viral
• AirPhysio Travel Case 

Proven Benefits for Respiratory Health

The AirPhysio OPEP (Oscillating Positive Expiratory Pressure) device is designed to enhance respiratory health through its innovative use of vibrations and resistance. This device improves oxygen delivery, boosts energy levels, and enhances sports performance by mimicking the natural cough mechanism.

Key Benefits

• Enhanced Oxygen Delivery: Improves oxygen transport within the body, supporting increased energy and athletic performance.
• Effective Lung Hygiene: Facilitates efficient mucus clearance and lung volume enhancement.
• Clinically Validated: Proven to manage and improve respiratory conditions such as asthma, COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease), bronchiectasis, and cystic fibrosis.
• Improved Lung Function: Activates the medium-resistance steel ball to enhance lung function and breathing efficiency.
• Customizable Resistance Levels: Adjust the resistance settings to tailor the device for daily breathing optimization or sports performance enhancement.

Caution: This device may not be suitable for everyone.
Contraindications: Avoid use if you have untreated pneumothorax, tuberculosis, recent oesophageal surgery, right-sided heart failure, or middle ear pathology such as a ruptured tympanic membrane.