Naturally help and relieve breathing problems, improve stamina and boost performance with our scientifically backed OxyBio trainer.

Original Prices: 998PHP

Main Features

When certain muscles crucial for breathing, like the diaphragm and intercostal muscles, become weaker it can affect your respiratory system's efficiency. The strain imposed on the respiratory system due to weakened muscles can lead to; increased fatigue, low energy levels, bad stamina, snoring, unhealthy sleep and possibly worsen existing respiratory issues.
We need to strengthen the breathing muscles just like any other muscle in our body. The OxyBio Breathing Trainer uses RMT (respiratory muscle training) to do that.

OxyBio Breathing Trainer features an adjustable resistance valve which makes your breathing muscles work hard as you breath in and out of it. 5-10 minutes a day of OxyFit use corrects the root cause of your breathing problems.

Our breathing trainer is built to last for years, even with intense daily use—because we’ve used only high-performance, respiratory-safe materials designed for durability and clean breathing.

The internal resistance valve is made from inhalation-safe stainless steel, which won’t rust or degrade over time. Cheaper trainers often use low-grade metals that corrode quickly, especially with moisture—meaning you could be inhaling rust particles without knowing it.

The outer body is made from soft, durable silicone—not brittle plastic that cracks, warps, or becomes uncomfortable after a few uses.

The entire unit is precision-engineered, with tight seals and no loose or rattling parts, so you get consistent resistance every session.

Most budget trainers wear out fast. Their metal parts corrode, their resistance fades, and their plastic components weaken or break. Many are made in unknown factories with unverified materials, putting both your lungs and your progress at risk.

Step 1: Prepare Your Trainer
Before you begin, ensure that your air resistance trainer is clean. Insert the mouthpiece in your mouth with the engraved word “top” at the base of the mouthpiece facing up. Bite down the inner sides of the mouthpiece to hold it in place.
Step 2: Proper Breathing Technique
Stand or sit comfortably in an upright position maintaining good posture, or use as a part of your workout routine. Adjust the resistance level to your desired level of breathing resistance (make it challenging, but not uncomfortable). Inhale deeply through the mouthpiece until you can’t anymore, and then exhale through the mouthpiece until you’re almost out of breath. Focus on filling your lungs completely with air. This action engages your inspiratory muscles.
Step 3: Controlled Exhalation
Remove the unit from your mouth and breathe normally until you catch your breath. Then repeat the above exercise 10 times to complete one set. Do 2 to 4 sets per day, preferably before any meals.