Breathing Equipment

To determine a person’s actual vital capacity, a test is given to determine how much air [in liters] can be moved in or out of the lungs in a single breath. These tests are given on medical equipment such as a respirometer or spirometer. In 1982,...

Similar to the Inspiron®, the Triflo® is an incentive spirometer. It has three chambers with their own balls that requires air pressures from 600-1200 cc per second. Designed for inhalation, it can be turned upside down for use with exhalation...

The incentive spirometer, or Inspiron [Inspirx®], is a device used to give respiratory patients a visual demonstration of how much air they can inhale. While this was designed for inhalation, if it is turned upside down, it can also be used for...

The latest device in breath control in the music field. Instrumentalists and vocalists alike have found how they can use their breath energy more efficiently. Your tone will improve and most of all, those long phrases will trouble you no more! You will...