Your Diaphragm Is Declining. Inex-Air Reverses the Weakness.
Clinically studied respiratory muscle
training at home
training at home
Built-in spirometer tracks your lung
volume in millilitres
volume in millilitres
No clinic. No prescription.No waiting list.
WHY YOUR BREATHING HASN'T IMPROVED DESPITE DOING EVERYTHING RIGHT
Your inhaler opens your airways. Your medication reduces inflammation. Your doctor tells you your numbers look acceptable. And you are still stopping on the stairs.
Here is what almost nobody with COPD is told: your airways and your breathing muscles are two different things.
The standard COPD treatment model addresses the airways. It does not address the diaphragm — the primary muscle of breathing — which weakens in COPD and does not recover without being specifically trained.
The diaphragm is a skeletal muscle. It responds to progressive resistance training the same way any muscle does. When it gets stronger, every breath takes less effort. When every breath takes less effort, daily life gets more manageable.
This is what inspiratory muscle training does. It has been studied in COPD patients across 13 randomized controlled trials. It is a core component of pulmonary rehabilitation. And it is something you can now do at home in five minutes a day.
Here is what almost nobody with COPD is told: your airways and your breathing muscles are two different things.
The standard COPD treatment model addresses the airways. It does not address the diaphragm — the primary muscle of breathing — which weakens in COPD and does not recover without being specifically trained.
The diaphragm is a skeletal muscle. It responds to progressive resistance training the same way any muscle does. When it gets stronger, every breath takes less effort. When every breath takes less effort, daily life gets more manageable.
This is what inspiratory muscle training does. It has been studied in COPD patients across 13 randomized controlled trials. It is a core component of pulmonary rehabilitation. And it is something you can now do at home in five minutes a day.
COPD weakens the diaphragm independently of airway obstruction.
Standard medication does not rebuild breathing muscle strength.
Resistance training for the diaphragm is clinically proven and home-achievable.
Built Around the Clinical Evidence for COPD
The Inex-Air™ delivers what pulmonary rehab programs have proven works — without the clinic, the waiting list, or the co-pay.
Threshold resistance training — the same mechanism used in pulmonary rehabilitation programs.
Built-in digital spirometer measures lung volume in millilitres in real time after every breath.
Three progressive resistance levels keep the training load increasing as your diaphragm adapts.
One Manages Symptoms. One Builds Strength.
Your inhaler is not enough on its own. Here is what it cannot do.
VS
Opens airways temporarily — does not build muscle strength
Strengthens the diaphragm and intercostal muscles directly
No measurement of whether your breathing is actually improving
Tracks your lung volume in millilitres after every breath
No progressive training stimulus for the respiratory muscles
Three progressive resistance levels that increase as you improve
Addresses airway obstruction only — not muscular weakness
Clinically studied in 13 randomized controlled trials in COPD patients
Ongoing cost with no end date and no measurable strength outcome
One-time purchase with no refills, no subscription, no ongoing cost
COPD Patients Who Stopped Accepting the Decline.
Real results from people who found what their pulmonologist never mentioned.
Your Questions About COPD and the Inex-Air, Answered.
Everything you need to know before you start.
What does the Inex-Air actually do for COPD?
It delivers threshold inspiratory and expiratory resistance training — the same mechanism used in pulmonary rehabilitation programs. By breathing against calibrated resistance, your diaphragm and intercostal muscles are subjected to progressive overload and adapt by becoming stronger. Stronger breathing muscles mean each breath requires less effort.
How is this different from pulmonary rehab?
Pulmonary rehab programs cost $150 to $300 per session with waiting lists of three to six months. The Inex-Air delivers the core training mechanism of those programs — respiratory muscle training — at home, in five minutes a day, for a one-time cost of $245 with no waiting list.
What does the spirometer measure?
It measures how much air you move in a single breath, expressed in millilitres. This gives you a baseline on day one and a trackable number that rises as your breathing muscles get stronger. It is the only way to know with certainty that the training is working.
Can I use this alongside my existing medication?
Yes. The Inex-Air is a training device, not a medication. It does not interact with inhalers, bronchodilators, or any COPD medication. It addresses muscular weakness — a separate problem from airway obstruction that medication manages.
How much time does it take?
Five minutes a day. You can do it sitting down, in any room, without any setup. Most users train in the morning before their day starts.
What if it does not work for me?
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. If your spirometer reading does not move or you feel no improvement in your breathing within 30 days of consistent use, contact us for a full refund.
Is this available on Amazon?
No. To ensure you receive a genuine Inex-Air with the full 30-day guarantee and 2-year warranty, purchase only from our official website.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. We ship to over 150 countries. International orders typically arrive within 7 to 14 business days depending on location and customs.
Do I need a prescription?
No. The Inex-Air is available directly without a prescription, referral, or doctor's approval. It is a training device, not a medical treatment.