Microlife PF 100 Peak Flow Meter for Spirometry with FEV1
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Product Reviews of Microlife PF 100 Peak Flow Meter for Spirometry with FEV1
Product Review: Microlife PF 100 Peak Flow Meter
Summary: 5 Stars
Good product. Is as advertised. Easy to use. Software makes it easy to keep track of progress. Easy to clean and keep clean. Would highly recommend the product.Product Review: Nice Peak Flow Meter
Summary: 5 Stars
I am used to living and dealing with symptoms of asthma and found that I often dismissed warning signs before attacks. I use this meter religiously once a day and feel that my asthma is now well managed. On this meter I can easily read when my lung function is reduced and when it's time to supplement my asthma management medication with my rescue inhaler. I also found that writing my results out is faster than uploading the data and printing the chart so I don't use the software at all.Product Review: Nice design
Summary: 4 Stars
I tried a Pico electronic peak flow meter and it never gave consistent measurements.
The Microlife is a big improvement. It uses a fan/propeller to measure flow, via an
optical sensor. The part you blow through can be removed for cleaning without getting the electronics wet.
The Windows software is so-so. If you aren't running as a user with Administrator privileges, the program pops up an error message.
Product Review: Not easy to figure out
Summary: 1 Stars
Maybe I'm a dummy, however, I am 70 years old and tech smart. Couldn't figure this gadget out at all. Amazon's price is good if you do decide to try.Product Review: Not sensitive enough to register any reading for someone with emphysema.
Summary: 1 Stars
I purchased this item to help determine how well a person with emphysema was breathing and although I could easily register a reading using it the patient could not budge it. When I called the manufacture they could provide no help or alternate item. Patient was tested in a breathing chamber and was at 17% anticipated capacity therefor the need for the meter.