TM-Flow Disposable Mouthpieces - HealthWright Technologies

TM-Flow Disposable Mouthpieces

Single-use mouthpieces for breath-based clinical testing on the TM-Flow System and CMAT Advantage — 250-count pack at just $1.00 per mouthpiece.

Clean, single-use mouthpieces for every test

HealthWright Technologies supplies the disposable mouthpieces used for breath-based clinical testing. Each mouthpiece is a single-patient, single-session component — so every test you run on the TM-Flow System or CMAT Advantage stays hygienic and reliable.

Single-use & sanitary

Single-patient, single-session disposables. A fresh mouthpiece for every encounter protects test integrity and infection control.

TM-Flow & CMAT compatible

Made for breath-based clinical testing on the TM-Flow System and the CMAT Advantage. Same compatible product every order.

Subscribe & save

250 mouthpieces per pack at $1.00 each. Buy once, or Subscribe & Save up to $15 per pack — skip or cancel anytime.

Disposable mouthpieces for TM-Flow and CMAT Advantage breath-based testing

What’s in the pack

  • 250 disposable mouthpieces per pack
  • $1.00 per mouthpiece ($250 per pack)
  • Subscribe & Save: $235 / $240 / $245 (every 1 / 2 / 3 months, save up to $15)
  • One mouthpiece covers roughly one patient session — about 250 sessions per pack

250-count pack — $250

That’s just $1.00 per mouthpiece. Buy once, or Subscribe & Save up to $15 per pack. Single-patient, single-session use.

Frequently asked questions

Are these mouthpieces compatible with the TM-Flow and CMAT Advantage?

Yes. These disposable mouthpieces are intended for breath-based clinical testing on the TM-Flow System and the CMAT Advantage.

Can I reuse mouthpieces between patients?

No. These are single-patient, single-session disposables. Reuse is not recommended and may compromise test accuracy and infection control.

How many mouthpieces come in a pack?

Each pack contains 250 disposable mouthpieces at $1.00 each ($250 per pack).

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for diagnosis, treatment, and clinical decision-making.