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Fractional Exhaled Nitric Oxide Equipment & Supplies
5 equipment items found
Manufactured by:Bedfont Scientific Limited based inKent, UNITED KINGDOM
The NObreath® fractional exhaled nitric oxide test device, recommended in the NICE guidance for measuring FeNO concentration in Asthma (DG12). Measuring FeNO with NObreath® FeNO tester allows consistent, non-invasive measurement of expired breath Nitric Oxide (NO). ...
Manufactured by:everSens based inNavarra, SPAIN
Evernoa Base allows to measure the Fraction of Exhaled nitric oxide (FeNO) present in human breath. This biomarker provides in a minimally invasive, fast and simple way relevant information about airway inflammation. This information is useful in the diagnosis and monitoring of inflammatory respiratory diseases, such as ...
Manufactured by:e-LinkCare Meditech Co.,Ltd. based inHangzhou, CHINA
UBREATH Exhalation analyzer (BA200) is a medical device designed & manufactured by e-LinkCare Meditech to associate with both FeNO and FeCO testing to provide rapid, precise, quantitative measurement in order to assist with clinical diagnosis and management such as asthma and other chronic airway ...
Manufactured by:ECO MEDICS AG based inDuernten, SWITZERLAND
The EXHALYZER D from ECO MEDICS is a versatile pulmonary function testing device, catering to the needs of infant patients above 3 kg, children, and adults. Its advanced modular design allows easy upgrades and ensures adherence to ATS/ERS standards for reliable testing across all age groups. This device is notable for its 'gold standard' accuracy in clinical applications, adaptable with optional ...
Manufactured by:Circassia Group PLC based inOxford, UNITED KINGDOM
Our NIOX FeNO measurement and monitoring products are used by physicians around the world to help improve asthma diagnosis and management. NIOX is a FeNO pioneer and market-leader and we are dedicated to maintaining our position as the ‘gold standard’ provider, helping healthcare professionals offer the best asthma care worldwide. With our development scientists focused on next ...