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The PiKo-1 is one of the world's most sophisticated tools for managing asthma at home

Unlike traditional mechanical meters, which only measure peak flow, the electronic PiKo-1 also measures FEV1, considered by many asthma specialists to be a more reliable indicator of an impending asthma attack. The advanced functions of the PiKo-1 are available at a price comparable with mechanical meters.

Recognized as the Best Over-the-Counter and Self Care Product at the US Medical Design Excellence Awards in 2003, PiKo-1 provides the most accurate peak flow measurement when compared to mechanical peak flow meters and is ATS/EU scale compliant.

Piko-1 Electronic Peak Flow Meter

• FEV1 measurement
• Monitors respiratory conditions such as asthma
• Increased accuracy in the measurement of conventional PEF
• Test storage of the last 96 measurements, plus the Q-Factor and/or Cough Marker
• Test quality alerts to indicate an abnormal blow or cough as indicated by ATS
• Ease of use - pocket size with only one operating button
• Optional companion PiKo Trend Software (personal or professional) allows asthma specialists to track and trend patient data. Interface is via a wireless infrared data communication cradle

Piko Net Personal Software

• Allows viewing and trending of PiKo results for effective monitoring and management of asthma and COPD
• Easy-to-use
• Windows® based
• Simplicity: Easily download data via infrared ports on PiKo and cradle.
• Graphical Customization: Viewed parameters selectable for table and graphs as well as dates, data, scales, and zones. Graphical data selectable for morning, afternoon, or all day.
• Intelligent Design: PiKoNET configures PiKos with zones and reference values. Automatically calculates diurnal variation and links serial number(s) of PiKo(s) to the patient record.
• Reporting: Reports include patient data, tables, and graphs that can be previewed on screen, printed, or saved as a PDF file on the patients record.
• Records: Patient Records include ID, patient demographics, and reference values.
• Security: Password protected databases can be created for storing patient records in groups or for trials.