Understand How Well Your Lungs Are Functioning
WOXY uses ATS/ERS-standard spirometry to precisely quantify breathing capacity, airway health, and lung age in under 5 minutes. Results are structured into a clinical digital report reviewed with you by our registered nurse.
Administered on-site by registered nurses
Breathing feels normal until it doesn't. These numbers tell the real story.
FVC and FEV1: Lung Capacity
FVC quantifies the total volume of air expelled during a maximal forced exhalation. FEV1 measures the proportion of that volume exhaled within the first second. Assessed together, these two values indicate whether the lungs are functioning at full capacity or exhibiting early signs of restriction.
Lung function is not solely an athlete's concern. It is a core foundation of long-term health for every individual.
Not Just a Smoker's Concern
COPD, asthma, and restrictive lung disease affect millions who have never smoked. Air pollution, occupational exposure, and genetics each contribute independently.
- Non-smoker Risk Profiling
- Environmental Exposure Assessment
Not Just a Smoker's Concern
COPD, asthma, and restrictive lung disease affect millions who have never smoked. Air pollution, occupational exposure, and genetics each contribute independently.
- Non-smoker Risk Profiling
- Environmental Exposure Assessment
Breathlessness Is a Clinical Signal
Shortness of breath is frequently dismissed as an inevitable part of growing older. It is not. Reduced lung function is measurable, often addressable, and always clinically significant. Early identification preserves functional independence and long-term quality of life.
- Age-Related Decline Detection
- Functional Independence Preservation
A Predictor of Cardiovascular Risk
Reduced FEV1 is an independent predictor of cardiovascular mortality, carrying comparable prognostic weight to elevated cholesterol or blood pressure.
- Cardiovascular Risk Correlation
- Systemic Health Indicator
A single 5-minute assessment provides a comprehensive picture of your respiratory health, enabling informed action before symptoms arise.
Book AssessmentLung function decline begins well before breathlessness.
Spirometry is clinically valuable for a wide range of people, not just those with diagnosed lung disease. If any of the following applies to you, a baseline assessment is an informed and proactive step.
Your Results, Structured and Explained
Your lung function data is more than numbers. Every report is clinically formatted, reviewed with you by our registered nurse on the day, and added to your health record for longitudinal tracking.
Structured for Clarity
Your results are presented in a consistent, clinically organised layout — each metric clearly labelled, colour-coded against reference ranges, and accompanied by a plain-language interpretation.
No raw data printouts. Every value is contextualised.
Reviewed With You, On the Day
Our registered nurse walks through every section of your report with you before you leave. You receive a verbal explanation of what each result means and what, if anything, warrants follow-up.
You leave informed, not just with a document.
Every Visit Builds a Picture
Each reassessment is added to your health record. Over time, your reports form a longitudinal view of your respiratory trajectory — making gradual change visible and actionable.
Trend data across visits, accessible in your profile.
Understand What Your Results Mean
Each report explains what your measurements mean for your respiratory health and highlights practical steps you can take based on your results — turning complex spirometry data into clear, actionable guidance.
View a sample reportBuilt on Clinically Validated Technology
WOXY uses spirometry equipment that meets ATS/ERS international standards — the same standards used in hospitals, respiratory clinics, and research institutions worldwide. Results carry the same clinical validity.
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How It Works
From booking to receiving your report, the entire process is simple and fast. Book now.
Book Your Assessment
Schedule online in minutes. No referral required, no preparation needed. Choose a time that suits you.
Complete the Spirometry Test
Our registered nurse guides you through a series of controlled breathing manoeuvres. The test takes under 5 minutes and is completely non-invasive.
Receive Your Digital Report
Your structured lung function report is delivered immediately. Our nurse reviews every metric with you and explains what your results mean for your health.
Book Your AssessmentDon't wait for breathlessness. Know your lung health now.
One 5-minute test. One complete digital report. Reviewed with you by our registered nurse.
Book your assessmentCommon Questions
Anyone over 40, current or former smokers, people with persistent cough or breathlessness, those with a family history of lung disease, and anyone who wants a baseline measure of their respiratory health. Lung function naturally declines with age — testing helps you understand where you stand before symptoms appear.
The test measures FVC (total air you can forcefully exhale), FEV1 (air exhaled in the first second — the key obstruction marker), FEV1/FVC ratio (detects airway narrowing), PEF (peak expiratory flow), FEF25-75% (small airway sensitivity), and Lung Age — a clinically meaningful way to understand how your lungs compare to expected values for your age.
Not at all. You simply breathe into a mouthpiece as instructed by our registered nurse. The test takes under 5 minutes and requires no needles, no preparation, and no recovery time. Most people find it straightforward.
Yes — and this is exactly why testing matters. Research shows that up to 50% of lung capacity can be lost before a person notices any breathlessness. By the time symptoms appear, significant and often irreversible damage may already have occurred. Early detection is the most powerful tool available.
The clinical measurement is the same. What WOXY adds is accessibility, speed, and a structured digital report reviewed with you by a registered nurse on the same visit. You leave with a clear understanding of your results and specific next steps — not just a printout.
For healthy adults, once a year is sufficient to track trends. For those with known risk factors — smoking history, occupational exposure, or a family history of COPD or asthma — every 6 months is recommended. Tracking over time is what makes the data truly actionable.