Sonmol specializes in respiratory health technology, producing digital peak flow meters, spirometers, breathing exercise trainers, and nasal irrigation systems for asthma and COPD management.
Sonmol (often referred to as Sonmolmed) is a medical technology company dedicated to chronic respiratory disease management and lung health monitoring. Headquartered in Shanghai with production facilities in Chongqing, Sonmol develops intelligent devices designed to help individuals manage conditions such as Asthma and COPD from the comfort of their homes.
The brand's core product line includes digital peak flow meters and spirometers that measure Forced Expiratory Volume (FEV1) and Peak Expiratory Flow (PEF), allow users to connect to the Sonmol mobile app for data tracking. Additionally, Sonmol manufactures respiratory muscle trainers (RMT) for both inspiratory and expiratory exercises, helping users strengthen their diaphragm and lung capacity. Other products include electronic nasal irrigation systems and anti-choking devices, emphasizing a comprehensive approach to respiratory care and daily hygiene.
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First, download the 'Sonmol PEF' app and turn on Bluetooth on your smartphone. Switch on the device, navigate to the 'Records' page in the app, and tap the peak flow meter icon. A beep sound confirms the connection.
The mouthpiece should be cleaned after every use. It is recommended to use 75% medical alcohol cotton to wipe it internally and externally. The main electronic unit should only be wiped with a soft dry cloth and never submerged in water.
The device calculates zones based on your expected PEF. Green (PEF > 80%) indicates good control; Yellow (50% < PEF < 80%) suggests caution or airway narrowing; Red (PEF < 50%) indicates a medical emergency requiring immediate action.
Yes, the Sonmol Respiratory Muscle Trainer is designed for both Inspiratory Muscle Training (IMT) and Expiratory Muscle Training (EMT). You can adjust resistance levels for both inhalation and exhalation independently.