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AirPhysio Ref: AIR103

Airphysio Sport

£54.95
£54.95 per unit
In stock and ready to dispatch
Key features
  • Drug-free
  • Resistance expansion physiotherapy device
  • Uses Oscillating Positive Pressure (OPEP) to create positive pressure and vibration in the lungs
  • Expands airways
  • Maximizes lung capacity
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About AirPhysio Sports


The AirPhysio Sports is a breathing trainer designed specifically for Professional/ Performance Athletes and Amateur Sporting Elites to obtain the split second advantage on their competition and personal record times. The AirPhysio Sport uses an all-natural process called Oscillating Positive Expiratory Pressure (OPEP) therapy to clear mucus, expand lungs, and remove pollutants

 

When mucus gathers in the lungs, it makes breathing and exercise harder. OPEP therapy is proven to help loosen mucus and clear airways, which helps your lungs to work more efficiently, naturally. The oscillations of the AirPhysio device assist the body’s natural cleaning process, helping you to maintain optimal lung hygiene and restore lung capacity.This device is lightweight, and easy to use and clean..

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