The AirPhysio – Green (Average Lung Capacity) is designed for most teenages and adults who don’t have any severe lung conditions. Unless you have a severe lung condition or very low lung capacity, this version of AirPhysio is the recommended version for most people.
How it works?
AirPhysio is a mucus clearing oscillating positive expiratory device. The AirPhysio uses an all-natural process called Oscillating Positive Expiratory Pressure (OPEP). OPEP assists the body’s natural cleaning process and helps to maintain an optimal hygiene in the lungs and can help restore lung capacity.
It is useful in treating repsiratory conditions such as;
- Asthma
- COPD
- Cystic Fibrosis
- Bronchieachtasis
- Other Respiratory Conditions
The AirPhysio is a drug-free , handheld OPEP device designed to asisst in the clearance of mucus and secretions from the lungs. It assists in improving lung capacity by conditioning the lungs, helping to loosen mucuc build-up and to assit opening up semi-closed airways. When you breath out (exhale) through the AirPhysio, your breath moves the stell ball inside. The AirPhysio intermitently increases endobronchial pressure (positive pressure in the airways.) This assists in maintaining the clearing of the airways while a person exhales so that mucus does not become trapped as it moves up the air canal. The AirPhysio accelerates expiratory airflow. This facilitates the upward movement of mucus through the airways so that it can be easily cleared. This combied action of vibration and pressure results in mucus progressively moving up your airways until you can cough it out.
How to use the AirPhysio?
The AirPhysio is quick and easy to use, only needing up to 5 minutes, 1 to 2 times per day.
Caution: Choking Hazard , keep out of reach of children and do not allow unsupervised children to use the AirPhysio device. The device is designed to be pulled apart for cleaning. Because of this, small parts such as the stainless steel ball , protective cover , and circular cone can pose a choking hazard for children.
