A fresh breath of air
Pinnacle is a peak flow meter which measures the patient’s maximum speed of expiration, or peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR or PEF). The Pinnacle Peak Flow Meter helps asthma patients breathe more freely. Measuring both PEFR and PEF, it provides doctors with important insight into the severity and development of the condition, making it easier to prescribe adequate treatment. Made from medical grade polymers and stainless steel, the Pinnacle is a durable, reliable and easy-to-use device that is used worldwide to help give asthma patients a fresh breath of air.
Peak flow readings are higher when patients are well, and lower when the airways are constricted. From changes in recorded values, patients and doctors may determine lung functionality, severity of asthma symptoms, and treatment options.
People with asthma may benefit from regular peak flow monitoring. When peak flow is being monitored regularly, the results may be recorded on a monthly peak flow chart (supplied with Pinnacle).
The Pinnacle peak flow meter family is now used worldwide. It was designed specifically to meet and exceed demanding new International Standards.
Service is essential to keep medical equipment operational and safe. Our Nordic service team consists of experienced service technicians stationed across the Nordic countries. Our service technicians are ready to take on your every service need.”
Simplicity at your Fingertips – Now with Auto-EPAP
The Vivo series is a new generation ventilators designed for personalized and comfortable non-invasive respiratory support for non-dependent patients with chronic breathing insufficiency.
The intuitive interface ensures ease of use. A comprehensive set of modes and extensive monitoring capabilities allow for great flexibility, making the ventilator a perfect choice for a variety of patients.
For all essential spirometry testing
The modular JAEGER Vyntus™ PNEUMO belongs to the Vyntus Family and is combinable with Vyntus APS for bronchial challenge testing and/or Vyntus IOS Impulse Oscillometry for measuring central and peripheral airway resistance.
Use your Vyntus Pneumo for all of the essential spirometry testing: Flow/Volume-loop (FVC), Slow Vital Capacity (SVC), Maximum Voluntary Ventilation (MVV), Pre and Post medication testing or therapy control.
Optionally, Vyntus Pneumo allows expanding your diagnostic possibilities with measurements like Rocc, P0.1, Pmax, SNIP, rhinomanometry and compliance. Vyntus Pneumo is enhanced by the workflow- and quality-driven SentrySuite™ Software.
The reliable, proven, accurate, heated Jaeger pneumotach has been selected as the measurement device of choice in hundreds of publications. Its excellent dynamic range allows for testing a broad population, from small children to athletes. Thousands of PFT labs profit daily from its high performance.
The power of ONE – Vyntus ONE is our innovative pulmonary function system equipped with an ultrasonic sensor.
Vyntus ONE is incredibly capable with a modular design that possesses an impressive array of features. Your Vyntus ONE can even grow later on together with your needs delivering high performance and utility in a single package. It is even able to be extended to also measure cardiopulmonary exercise tests with the same module.
It is designed to make your tests more accurate, less intrusive and less stressful for patients.
Untethered six-minute walk test
Vyntus™ WALK allows patients to perform an untethered six-minute walk test (6MWT) by wearing wireless sensors that communicate data to a technician-held tablet PC. Standardize testing to the recommended is 6MWT protocol, because consistent testing yields consistent data for comparison
The system is both patient- and technician-friendly and because we know a single sensor does not fit all clinical needs, comes with an array of easy-to-wear sensors. Because standardizing the complete testing process is critical to meaningful data for patient trending, Vyaire has integrated the complete ATS testing standards in the workflow-driven tablet software application.
