The Christmas gift ideas shared here are meant to be useful for COPD patients. They are practical and helpful though not necessarily fun. Keep in mind that COPD patients may want other types of Christmas gifts as well and they may need something to lighten their mood.

Exercise bikes are the hot ticket in holiday gift items this Christmas and one that will be valued by your loved one for years to come.

Choose a model that features varying levels of resistance and a smooth magnetic resistance system so it can meet any COPD patient’s needs.

Nothing will keep your loved one warmer this winter than this gorgeous scarf, hat and glove set. Available in a variety of colors, there is a set that is perfect for everyone.

This FDA approved pulse oximetry monitor tells you and your loved one if they are getting enough oxygen. It includes a large, easy to read LED display and accommodates fingers of all sizes, even in its compact size.

The Omron Blood Pressure Monitor has a large display that is easy to read and is fast and accurate. Other features include an automatic alert if an irregular heartbeat is detected and the ability to remember the last 100 BP readings.

Some COPD patients are lucky enough to have insurance that pays for their nebulizers, but this is not always the case and many are unable to afford one. 

The gift that keeps on giving, a nebulizer is something that every COPD patient should have.

Lightweight and durable, this one can be used with almost any compact nebulizer. It is perfect for COPD patients who like to travel and can even be used at home to discretely store the nebulizer when not in use.

This may be a nice gift for those who were recently diagnosed with COPD.

The book shows the reader how to replace a negative habit with positive thinking. It is just one more tool in the stop-smoking kit and many of its readers have found it very helpful.

In this guide, author David Johns tells you everything you ever wanted to know about spirometry testing. It includes details about a spirometer and how to use one, along with interpreting test results and all of the information is laid out in an easy to read and reference manner.