MicroCO
Anyone involved in the field of smoking cessation is well aware of the dangers caused by cigarettes. What clinicians need is a means of quickly and effectively monitoring patients' breath Carbon Monoxide levels, and then convincingly persuading patients of the risks brought upon themselves by smoking.
The MicroCO is an easy-to-use device to detect carbon monoxide levels on the breath and clearly display them using color aids. With a slide switch, the clinician can convert the results to %COHb.
Features & Benefits
- Measures alveolar carbon monoxide concentrations (in PPM) and percentage of carboxyhemoglobin
- Measurements are easily obtained from a single expiration and are aided by an auto-zero function at turn on, combined with a breath hold countdown timer
- The results are then instantly displayed on the large, easy-to-read display, and are visually represented by the appropriate color light indicator
- The auto-zero function allows for immediate and successive testing of numerous patients
- The device performs calibration at the push of a button
- The MicroCO comes complete with accessories in a sturdy carry case
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MicroCO™ comes complete with a hard shell carry case, sample cardboard mouthpieces, one-way plastic mouthpiece adaptor, calibration adaptor, calibration tool, 9V PP3 battery and operating manual.
In order to keep MicroCO™ in precision working order, and always have access to accurate, reproducible results, the MicroCO™ will require a calibration check at six monthly intervals.
The calibration tool comes standard with each MicroCO and Vyaire also carries the Medican 1-liter size precision calibration gas.
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