Breath carbon monoxide (CO) tester for antenatal care
Features
- USB port for connection to any PC or laptop
- Analyses CO in a single breath
- Quick and easy to upload results
- Simple, single switch operation
- Hygienic, disposable Flatpak™ mouthpieces
- Clinically proven stop smoking help
Applications
- Affordable for home use
- Ideal for use with online stop smoking services
- An additional tool for GPs to encourage people to stop smoking
- Can be used alongside other stop smoking treatments such as NRT
- Also screens for CO poisoning in non-smoking patients (e.g. from a faulty boiler)
How it works
The COmpact™USB measures the amount of carbon monoxide in a single exhaled breath. When connected to a PC with supplied software, results can be easily uploaded and viewed on screen, helping individuals to stay motivated throughout the quitting process.
Carrying out a test is easy: simply press the button to switch the monitor on, and exhale into the monitor through the Flatpak™ mouthpiece. Full instructions are provided with every COmpact™USB Smokerlyzer.
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Consumables and Accessories
Flatpak Mouthpieces
Flatpak™ mouthpieces have revolutionised the world of breath monitor mouthpieces. They take up less than a third of the space of conventional mouthpieces. They are packed in batches of 25 or individually sealed to minimise the risk of cross-infection.
D-pieces
Flatpak™ mouthpieces are attached to the CO monitor via a D-piece. The D-piece incorporates a one-way valve and an infection control filter, proven to remove and trap >99.9% of airborne bacteria1. The D-piece should be changed monthly, or more often if visibly soiled.
Instrument Cleansing Wipes
Bedfont supplies instrument cleansing wipes for cleaning the external surfaces of the monitor. Each wipe contains 1% cetrimide, a powerful antimicrobial detergent. Users can also use the wipes cleans their hands before handling the instruments.
IMPORTANT: Alcohol, or cleaning agents containing alcohol, should never be used to clean the monitor because alcohol can adversely affect the sensor within the instrument.
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1Health Protection Agency (HPA), Porton Down, Report No.43/06, pp.10-11
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