Inhale Lung Trainer | Breathing Exercise Device for Lungs | Made in USA | Lung Exerciser Device | Breathing Trainer | Adjustable Resistance | Medical Grade Silicone Mouthpiece | Carrying Case included

This little contraption right here.... Is one of the best things i have ever bought on Amazon... I have always been ab asthmatic with complications, about 5 years ago i got COVID which completely affected my lungs, it was hard to breathe i couldn't walk up a flight of stairs in one shot...i had to keep stopping to catch my breath....I live on the second floor with no elevator so it was getting very frustrating... but i will say this...since i bought this little thing not even 2 weeks ago and with daily use 1 in the am and 1 in the pm... i can already walk up my stairs without stopping or being out of breath when im finally up on the landing.... this is a AAA for me.... I highly recommend... and for those who wonder why no instructions, If you have ever had a PFT (pulmonary function Test ) follow the same protocol, deep breath slowly in and breath out slowly and for as long as possible... i wish everyone the best!!! Highly recommend!!!

I've been using the Inhale Respiratory Trainer every day for the past two weeks, increasing my sets and reps. I have definitely noticed increased lung capacity. I'm not as out of breath during my work outs and generally I breathe more deeply.

It is definitely a very good device for swimming. It helps a lot holding your breath, underwater one of the best things I’ve ever bought

I may or may not have undiagnosed sleep apnea. Everyone I've ever slept around tells me that I snore. I heard on a podcast that wind-instrument musicians have a dramatically lower incidence of sleep apnea, and the host mentioned he bought a breath resistance device to use in his workouts. I started doing breath resistance workouts with no equipment (more on that below) and noticed an improvement in my sleep quality within maybe 3 days or so. Specifically, I was sleeping through the entire night without waking up to go pee at 4am. I also started waking up after 7 hours of sleep mostly-fully rested (normally I need 8+). How do you do breath resistance workouts without equipment? Easy. Purse your lips and below. If you're not getting any resistance, purse your lips more. Problems with the no-equipment breath resistance training: 1) There's a limit to how much resistance I can put on my breath using just my lips. 2) It's harder to train inhaling for some reason. I had already dabbled with no-equipment breath resistance a year or two ago, but I fell off the habit because I just forgot. Honestly, I ordered this device to leave it on my bathroom counter, just so I could stare at something to remind me to do it. It turns out, I love this device! The mouth piece is super comfortable. I also like to think I'm well-tuned into what off-gassing plastic smells like, and this one doesn't seem to be a problem for off-gassing. Additionally, you're only using this device for 90 seconds, right? Because inhaling and exhaling are tuned using the same knob, I've learned that my inhaling is weaker than my exhaling. Oh well, the two will even out as I use the device longer. This one also looks more durable and more no-nonsense than the other name-brand product here on Amazon, the white bulb one. That one looks cheap honestly, this one is a durable piece of equipment.

I am thankful this lung trainer and can do more work without breathing heavily.

Restricts breathing through the mouth, but not through the nose. Geed for SCUBA and snorkeling training, I guess.

Works Great! Excited to see how much my Lungs improve.

Okay, I bought this in desperation. I'm trying to fix a lot of things, LPR among them, GERD, a hiatal hernia, and asthma that I'm pretty sure is aggravated by the LPR. Is it fixing any of that? Hard to say. I am using a multi-pronged approach, so I can't say which element, if any, is working. What I CAN say is, this device is simple to use, comfortable in the mouth, was reasonably priced, and does, in fact, provide resistance with which to "train" your lungs. On the highest setting, I can't get a breath in at all. At the lowest setting, it approximated how I breathe all the time. (Do I laugh or cry about that?) So I have it turned up a little bit and it feels like an asthma attack, so yes, you get resistance. I appreciate it's made in the US, and I love that it came in a little carrying case. Hopefully, this will work synergistically and fix at least ONE of my issues.

I started using this respiratory trainer a few weeks ago to improve my lung strength and stamina, and it’s been surprisingly effective. The adjustable resistance makes it easy to start light and gradually increase intensity, which keeps training both challenging and motivating. Pros: • Compact and lightweight — easy to toss in a bag and use anywhere. • Adjustable resistance dial works smoothly, letting you tailor each session. • Feels durable, with no cheap or flimsy parts. • After consistent use, I’ve noticed deeper, fuller breaths and improved endurance during workouts. Cons: • The mouthpiece takes a little getting used to — feels awkward at first. • Doesn’t come with a detailed training guide, so you’ll need to pace yourself and figure out a routine. Overall: This little trainer really delivers on what it promises. It’s not a magic fix, but with regular use it absolutely strengthens your lungs and improves breathing control. Whether you’re an athlete, singer, or just someone wanting better respiratory health, it’s a solid investment.

Ótimo para fortalecer os pulmões!

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Nice product with superb quality. Specially the mouth piece is soft and easy to use. I highly recommend this product.

Bought this for my grandson, he's an athlete and vigorously trains for various sports. He says this item has helped increase his breathing capacity and it's good quality.