LifeVac Anti-choking Travel Kit

LifeVac Anti-choking Travel Kit | Product Description

Want to protect your loved ones from choking?

The LifeVac is the only registered and regulated non-invasive Airway Clearance Device® (ACD) that is your everyday essential for protecting your family in a choking emergency.

The LifeVac Anti-Choking Travel Kit protects the whole family and is specifically designed for travel use. Supplied in a compact and easy to carry zipped bag for easy storage, ideal for cars, motorhomes and carrying in handbags.

The LifeVac Anti-Choking Travel Kit comes complete with four easily identifiable masks:

• x1 paediatric mask
• x1 small child/adult mask
• x1 medium adult mask
• x1 large adult mask

Unfortunately, one size mask does not fit all - ensure to carry out a mask fit test.

Time is of the essence when somebody begins to choke.

Did you know that choking can kill in less than 10 minutes? Time is of the essence when somebody begins to choke. The LifeVac Anti-choking Travel Kit offers peace of mind that comes with having 24/7 protection that could save a life when every second counts.

A must have home use device for any parents, guardians, grandparents, other family members and friends.

What does the LifeVac Anti-choking Travel Kit include?

• x1 LifeVac unit
• x1 LifeVac multilingual instruction booklet
• x1 A5 BLS leaflet - detailing how and when to use the LifeVac to save a life
• x1 Pediatric mask
• x1 Small child/adult mask
• x1 Medium adult mask,
• x1 Large adult mask
• x1 Feedback form - if the LifeVac is used, to raise awareness & improve service
• x1 window/door awareness sticker

How to use the LifeVac Travel Kit.

Quick step-by step guidance on the usage of the LifeVac device. Ensure to refer to your instruction booklet for further guidance.

Where do I apply the LifeVac device?

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.

How to use LifeVac when BLS (Basic Life Support) choking protocol has failed on a casualty who is laying down, sitting, and standing.

1. Examine: what type of choking? Assess the severity.
2. Push and twist the mask into the base of your LifeVac device.
3. Using your less dominant hand, hold the mask firmly in place on the appropriate application area, making sure their head is tilted back still.
4. Use your dominant hand on the LifeVac handle, depress and pull.

(It doesn’t matter how hard you depress because you are only pushing the air out of the bellows through the vent and the valve. It’s the quick pull after that counts.)

When first aid and all other methods fail in a choking emergency LifeVac saves lives.