LifeVac - Choking Rescue Device Home Kit for Adult and Children First Aid Kit, Portable

Product Information

LifeVac is the ONLY airway clearance device with the backing of multiple peer reviewed medical publications, independent medical testing and medical abstracts proving safety and effectiveness. Hundreds of children and adults saved by LifeVac® when all else failed or could not be performed in a choking emergency. Unlike traditional back blows, abdominal thrusts and CPR techniques, which have a success rate of 70-76% even when performed correctly by professionals in ideal conditions, the LifeVac device has proven to be highly effective in saving lives when standard choking protocol has failed. Albania, Bosnia Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, FYROM, Greece, Kosovo, Montenegro, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine. We have always received excellent services from everyone at HCS at our 2 care homes, especially Lee, Jo and Phil.

If they are still choking, lie them on their back on your lap and give up to five downward chest thrusts. However, they are supplied with different features which make them better suited to different places.Since I set up the account for Hcsuk over 18 months ago I have found them to be an excellent advocate of our products.

Apply the top of the LifeVac mask on the bridge of the nose between the eyebrows, and the bottom of the mask between the bottom lip and chin. As a manufacturer we look for key values in a distributor some of these include honesty, reliability, commitment and reputation.We are certain non-invasive hand held suction devices will become part of the standard first aid choking protocol at some point in the future as LifeVac® is saving lives when BLS first aid fails. Supplied in a compact and easy to carry zipped bag for easy storage, ideal for cars, motorhomes and carrying in handbags. The instruction booklet details how to use LifeVac and which coloured ring identifies the size of the mask. In June 2023, the MHRA informed LifeVac Europe that it had lifted restrictions on its anti-choking device, which had previously stipulated it should only be used by people with advanced life support training and not be marketed for use on children.