Spirometer
A spirometer is one of the simplest and most effective tools for protecting and measuring lung health — from a low-cost breathing exerciser used after surgery to a clinical diagnostic machine that records a full pulmonary function test. At Hamza Surgical, we stock both ends of that range: affordable incentive (3-ball) spirometers for home breathing exercises and professional digital CONTEC spirometers for hospitals and clinics. Spirometer prices in Pakistan currently start from just Rs 30 for a mouthpiece and Rs 650 for an incentive spirometer, up to Rs 392,000 for a diagnostic digital spirometer.
Below is our complete in-stock range with verified prices, followed by a clear guide on how to choose and use a spirometer correctly.
Spirometer Price List in Pakistan (2026)
The table below shows live prices for the products currently listed in this category. Prices are updated regularly and were last verified in 2026.
| No. | Spirometer Model | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bliss 3 Ball Spirometer | Rs. 650 |
| 2 | CONTEC SP100 Spirometer | Rs. 210,000 |
| 3 | CONTEC SP100B Spirometer | Rs. 327,000 |
| 4 | CONTEC SP100A Spirometer | Rs. 392,000 |
Spirometer price range in Pakistan: Rs 30 – Rs 392,000 Incentive / home spirometers: Rs 30 – Rs 650 Digital & diagnostic spirometers: Rs 73,999 – Rs 392,000
Sale prices shown are already discounted from the original rate. Some digital models sell out quickly — message us on WhatsApp at 0312-4015-958 to confirm the latest stock and restock timelines before ordering.
What Is a Spirometer?
A spirometer is a device that measures how much air you can breathe in or out and, in the case of diagnostic models, how fast. There are two broad families of spirometer, and they serve very different purposes.
An incentive spirometer (the familiar 3-ball, or single-piston, device) is a breathing exerciser. You inhale slowly through the mouthpiece to raise the balls or piston and hold them up, which encourages deep breathing, keeps the lungs expanded, and helps clear them. It is commonly given to patients recovering from surgery, pneumonia, or long bed rest to prevent complications. It does not produce clinical readings — it is a training and recovery tool.
A diagnostic (digital) spirometer is a medical instrument used to perform a pulmonary function test (spirometry). It measures values such as FVC (forced vital capacity) and FEV1 (forced expiratory volume in one second) to help diagnose and monitor conditions like asthma, COPD, and other lung diseases. These are the CONTEC SP-series units in the table above and are used by doctors, clinics, and hospitals.
Put simply: an incentive spirometer helps you exercise your lungs, while a digital spirometer measures how well your lungs are working.
Types of Spirometers We Stock
1. Incentive Spirometer (3 Ball / Breathing Exerciser)
The Bliss 3 Ball Spirometer is our most affordable option at Rs 650. Three balls rise as you inhale, giving clear visual feedback so you can pace slow, deep breaths. Ideal for post-surgery recovery, home lung exercises, and patients advised to keep their lungs active. Lightweight, reusable, and easy for any age to use.
2. Digital / Handheld Spirometer
The CONTEC SP-80B is a compact handheld digital spirometer (Rs 73,999) suited to smaller clinics and portable use. It gives digital readings of key lung-function values without the footprint of a full diagnostic unit.
3. Diagnostic Digital Spirometer (PC-Based / Portable)
The CONTEC SP100, SP100A, and SP100B are full diagnostic spirometers used for complete pulmonary function testing in clinics and hospitals, ranging from Rs 210,000 to Rs 392,000. They record and store detailed spirometry results and support reporting for professional respiratory assessment.
4. Spirometer Mouthpieces & Accessories
Disposable mouthpieces (from Rs 30) keep testing hygienic between patients — essential for any clinic performing spirometry on multiple people. Buy them alongside any digital unit.
How to Use an Incentive Spirometer (Step by Step)
Using an incentive spirometer correctly is what makes it effective. The general method:
- Sit upright on the edge of a bed or in a chair, as upright as is comfortable.
- Exhale fully, then place your lips tightly around the mouthpiece to make a good seal.
- Inhale slowly and steadily to raise the balls or piston — slow and controlled is better than fast and forceful.
- Hold your breath for 3–5 seconds to keep the lungs expanded, then remove the mouthpiece and breathe out normally.
- Rest and repeat. Many patients are advised to do around 10 breaths every hour while awake, but follow the specific frequency your doctor recommends.
Coughing gently after a session helps clear the lungs. Always follow the exact instructions and goals given by your healthcare provider, as targets vary by age, condition, and recovery stage.
How to Choose the Right Spirometer
Recovering from surgery or illness at home? An incentive spirometer (the Bliss 3-ball, Rs 650) is what you need — it is a breathing exerciser, not a diagnostic device.
Running a clinic or hospital and need to diagnose lung conditions? You need a digital diagnostic spirometer such as the CONTEC SP100 series, which produces FVC, FEV1 and full spirometry reports.
Need portability or a smaller setup? The handheld CONTEC SP-80B or the portable SP100A suit mobile use and smaller practices.
Testing multiple patients? Stock disposable mouthpieces so every test stays hygienic.
If you are buying for a patient at home, an incentive spirometer is almost always the correct and affordable choice. Digital CONTEC units are professional diagnostic equipment — message our team if you need help selecting the right model for your clinic.
Why Buy Your Spirometer from Hamza Surgical?
Original, tested devices. We supply genuine Bliss incentive spirometers and authentic CONTEC diagnostic units — not unbranded copies.
Transparent, verified pricing. Every price on this page is live, with current discounts already applied, so you know exactly what you pay.
Full price range in one place. From a Rs 30 mouthpiece to a Rs 392,000 diagnostic spirometer, we cover home users and hospitals alike.
Nationwide delivery. We ship spirometers to Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, and across Pakistan.
Complete respiratory range. We also stock peak flow meters, nebulizer machines, oxygen concentrators, and pulse oximeters — everything for lung health and respiratory care under one roof.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of a spirometer in Pakistan?
Spirometer prices at Hamza Surgical range from Rs 30 to Rs 392,000. An incentive (3-ball) spirometer for home use is Rs 650, while digital diagnostic CONTEC spirometers range from Rs 73,999 to Rs 392,000.
What is the price of an incentive spirometer in Pakistan?
The Bliss 3 Ball incentive spirometer costs Rs 650 at Hamza Surgical. It is a reusable breathing exerciser used for lung exercises and post-surgery recovery.
What is the difference between an incentive spirometer and a digital spirometer?
An incentive spirometer is a breathing exerciser that helps you take slow, deep breaths to keep your lungs expanded — it does not give clinical readings. A digital spirometer is a diagnostic device that measures lung function (FVC, FEV1) to detect and monitor conditions like asthma and COPD.
How do I use a 3-ball spirometer?
Sit upright, exhale fully, seal your lips around the mouthpiece, then inhale slowly to raise the balls and hold for 3–5 seconds before breathing out. Repeat as advised by your doctor, often around 10 breaths per hour while awake.
Is a spirometer the same as a peak flow meter?
No. A peak flow meter measures only your peak expiratory flow (how fast you can blow out), while a spirometer measures lung volumes and, in diagnostic models, several detailed lung-function values. They are used for different purposes.
Do you deliver spirometers across Pakistan?
Yes. We deliver nationwide, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, and Peshawar.
