Re: Spirometry logs

[Guest guest]

Have you thought of contacting the company that made the spirometer?

Cheryl Burton ncicheryl@...

To: asthma Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2008 1:09:02 PMSubject: Spirometry logs

Hi all,I have been filling out a log book that came with my spirometer. I have one blank page left and scanned it to print more if needed. Does anyone here have a source for replacement sheets? I've started a log using Excel that gives monthly averages, and I may try to add a chart to show changes, but I'm doing that because I am bored. I'd rather use something already at hand. Any suggestions?Mike

[Guest guest]

I have a digital Microlife meter, and I bought their software just for

the easy factor. I just hook up my meter into my pc via usb and it

automatically downloads my readings. Then I can print charts and

graphs. There is also another software that I know a lot of people

like better it is " My Peak Flow " . http://www.my-peak-flow.com the

Microlife software is cheapest on Amazon.

Madeline

>

> Hi all,

>

> I have been filling out a log book that came with my spirometer. I

> have one blank page left and scanned it to print more if needed. Does

> anyone here have a source for replacement sheets? I've started a log

> using Excel that gives monthly averages, and I may try to add a chart

> to show changes, but I'm doing that because I am bored. I'd rather use

> something already at hand. Any suggestions?

>

> Mike

>

[Guest guest]

I've traveled all through their web site. No response to email.

Mike

To: asthma Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2008 1:18:36 PMSubject: Re: Spirometry logs

Have you thought of contacting the company that made the spirometer?

Cheryl Burton ncicherylyahoo (DOT) com

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