Breathing Trainer with Lung Capacity Tracker in mL

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Breathing Trainer with Lung Capacity Tracker in mL
Breathing Trainer with Lung Capacity Tracker in mL
Breathing Trainer with Lung Capacity Tracker in mL
Breathing Trainer with Lung Capacity Tracker in mL
Breathing Trainer with Lung Capacity Tracker in mL
Breathing Trainer with Lung Capacity Tracker in mL
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TypeHealth & Wellness > Respiratory Training Devices
DisplayMini OLED, backlit
ReadoutBlow and suction volume in mL
ModesBLOW and SUCTION, each with Low, Medium and High ranges
MouthpieceRemovable and washable
BodySlim pen-style handheld, matte soft-touch black
Color: Black
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Breathing practice gets easier to stick with when you can see the result. This pen-sized trainer reads blow and suction volume in mL after every breath, so each session becomes a number you can log and compare. It fits a pocket, and the mouthpiece washes clean.

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Breathing practice gets easier to stick with when you can see the result. This pen-sized trainer reads blow and suction volume in mL after every breath, so each session becomes a number you can log and compare. It fits a pocket, and the mouthpiece washes clean.

Track your lung capacity in millilitres with a compact, washable breathing trainer

Solves
  • No way to measure breathing or lung-capacity progress at home
  • Shared or unhygienic mouthpieces during breathing exercises
  • Bulky respiratory training equipment that is hard to carry

Measure every breath in millilitres

Breathing exercises stop feeling like guesswork. Log blow and suction volume on a backlit display, then see your numbers climb from session to session.

A readout for every single breath

Hand holding breathing trainer showing blow and suction volumes in mL on screen

Read every breath in mL

The backlit mini OLED shows blow and suction volume in millilitres after each breath. Mode icons sit on the screen, so you always know whether you are measuring out or drawing in. Progress becomes a number you write down, not a feeling you hope is right.

Infographic of removable washable mouthpiece with blow and suction modes

Your own mouthpiece, washed

The mouthpiece detaches and washes. Rinse it after a session, let it dry, and click it back on. Each person keeps a clean piece, so the trainer never turns into a shared mouthpiece at group practice.

Breathing trainer photographed for scale and compact carry size

Slim enough to carry

The slim pen-style body has a matte soft-touch finish that sits comfortably in a palm and slides into a jacket or bag. The battery indicator sits on the display, so you can check charge before a trip.

Blow mode, suction mode, three ranges

  1. 1
    Attach the mouthpiece

    Press the glossy black mouthpiece cap firmly onto the body until it sits flush.

  2. 2
    Choose BLOW or SUCTION

    Use the function buttons to switch between blow mode and suction mode. The mode icon appears on the OLED.

  3. 3
    Pick your range

    Work in the Low, Medium or High volume range that matches your current training block.

  4. 4
    Breathe and read the mL

    Take a full, controlled breath into or out of the trainer. The volume in millilitres shows on the display.

  5. 5
    Log the number

    Write the reading down with the date and mode, so next week's session has a number to beat.

The unit and its mouthpiece attachments

  • Breathing trainer main unit×1

    Slim pen-style body with mini OLED display and function buttons

  • Mouthpiece attachments

    Removable, washable mouthpiece caps

Breath work with a number attached

Graphite grey breathing trainer on a plain surface, front view

The guesswork of every breath

You puff, you stop, and you hope it worked. Breathing exercises give you effort but no feedback, so a strong week and a flat week look the same from the inside. Shared mouthpieces in group sessions add a hygiene problem on top of that.

Hand holding the breathing trainer with blow and suction volumes on screen

A number you can finally see

The trainer reads blow and suction volume in millilitres on a backlit OLED. Each breath becomes a data point you can write down. Your first reading is the baseline, and every session after it is measured against that number.

Breathing trainer mouthpiece and blow and suction modes infographic

Start your baseline today

Take today's reading as your starting point. A month of logged numbers gives you a trend to review with your coach or clinician, and the habit is easy to keep when the unit fits in a jacket pocket. If you already track your training, pair the log with .

What progress looks like, honestly

  1. First use
    Your baseline reading

    Your first blow and suction readings in mL become a personal baseline. Note them down so every later session has something to compare against.

  2. Week 1
    Routine takes shape

    Short daily sessions start to feel routine, and your readings show how consistent your breath is from session to session.

  3. Day 30
    A trend you can review

    After a month of logged readings you have a trend to look at. Results vary by person, so review any changes with your coach or clinician.

A removable mouthpiece you can wash

  • Detach after each session

    Pull the mouthpiece off the body once your set is finished.

  • Rinse and air dry

    Wash the removable mouthpiece and let it dry fully before you reattach it.

  • One mouthpiece per person

    Keep your own piece so every session stays hygienic.

Lung Trainers and Breathing Trainers

Characteristics

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TypeHealth & Wellness > Respiratory Training Devices
Color2 options
Details
DisplayMini OLED, backlit
ReadoutBlow and suction volume in mL
ModesBLOW and SUCTION, each with Low, Medium and High ranges
MouthpieceRemovable and washable
BodySlim pen-style handheld, matte soft-touch black
IndicatorsBattery level indicator, violet and lime green LEDs
ColoursBlack, Graphite grey

Reviews

Questions and answers

Is this device accurate enough to trust my progress?
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Wanelo · seller

It gives you the same measure every session: blow and suction volume in mL, shown on the OLED after each breath. Consistency is what makes it useful. Take readings the same way, at a similar time of day, and read the trend over weeks instead of chasing one number.

Is it a medical device, and can it replace a clinical spirometer?
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Wanelo · seller

No. It is a personal training tracker, not a clinical spirometer and not a diagnostic device. If your physio or clinician asks for logged numbers, the log gives you something concrete to bring to the appointment.

Can I wash the mouthpiece, and how often should I?
w
Wanelo · seller

Yes. The mouthpiece detaches and washes. Rinse it after every session, let it dry fully, then click it back on. Keep one mouthpiece per person so nobody shares a piece.

What is the difference between blow and suction mode?
w
Wanelo · seller

Blow mode measures the air you push out. Suction mode measures the air you draw in. Both show a volume in mL across Low, Medium and High ranges, so you can train each direction on its own.

Is it small enough to carry in a bag or pocket?
w
Wanelo · seller

Yes. The body is slim and pen-shaped with a matte soft-touch finish, so it fits a jacket pocket or a small bag. Check the battery indicator before you leave home so it is ready on the road.

Why does it cost more than a basic breathing ball?
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Wanelo · seller

A basic breathing ball gives you resistance but no reading, so progress stays a feeling. This unit gives you a mL number after every breath, a washable mouthpiece and a backlit display in a pocket-sized body. A month of logged readings is where the value shows, because you can see what changed instead of guessing.

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