NIOX VERO

Accurately assess airway inflammation with FeNO testing. Help improve asthma patient outcomes in one simple test, right at the point-of-care.

FAQs

What does NIOX VERO detect?

Add

You can use the NIOX VERO to determine the level of the established biomarker nitric oxide (NO) in exhaled air and thus monitor allergic airway inflammation in your patients.

How does NIOX VERO measure FeNO?

Add

Your patient breathes calmly into the handheld device through the disposable mouthpiece. After successful measurement, the result is available within approximately one minute. FeNO measurement is quick, easy, repeatable, and non-invasive for your patients.

What does the FeNO value tell you?

Add

FeNO is formed in the respiratory tract by inflammatory cells. The NO concentration in the exhaled air therefore reflects the degree of inflammation in the respiratory tract – the more inflammatory cells there are, the more NO is produced. The NO concentration in exhaled air is measured in parts per billion (ppb). According to the asthma guidelines, increased FeNO values indicate allergic inflammation and thus support the diagnosis of allergic asthma.1

1 Buhl et al. Pneumologie 2017; 71: 849–919

Product Registration

Activate your benefits

All Vitalograph spirometers come with a host of free benefits that are activated when you register your device.

Extended Warranty

Free 5 year warranty upon device registration

Software Update Notification

New features and improvements, automatically

Online Training

Online device training - unlimited, free, & forever

Technical Service & Support

Expert support for Vitalograph users

Educational Resources

Guidance for respiratory diagnostics and disease management

As experts in Respiratory Diagnostics, we are committed to providing our community with the latest in educational material.

Clinical Library Hero

Get A Quote