Protect your child

One child dies every five days from choking. Now they don’t have to. Device has saved hundreds of children and is the best baby gift you can ever give. One kit protects the entire family.

Can you physically save your loved one?

Are you physically capable of using the Heimlich maneuver on your loved one? Are you strong enough? Device can be used on someone disabled, pregnant or large in stature.

Use on yourself

Do you live alone? Are your children too young to save you? Device will give you peace of mind knowing that you could save yourself in a choking emergency.

WHAT EVERY HOME NEEDS

This one kit covers children and adults. Never expires. Free replacement Device when used in a choking emergency! The Device is a non-powered, non-invasive, single-use only airway clearance device developed for resuscitating a victim with an airway obstruction when current choking protocols have been followed without success. Device has a one-way valve that does not allow any air to enter a choking victim on the downward motion. Device comes fully equipped with an adult mask, a pediatric mask, and a practice mask. The duration of the suction is minimal which makes Device safe and effective. Device is easy to use in an obstructed airway emergency.

Device is equipped to be used on persons starting at 22 pounds utilizing the pediatric mask.

DON’T BECOME A STATISTIC

STATISTICS

• A leading cause of death in children
• 5,000 deaths yearly
• One child dies every 5 days from choking
• Choking leads to 100,000 visits to the ER yearly
• More people die from aspirating than die in fires, drowning, or accidental shootings
• Leading cause of accidental deaths in persons over the age of 65

TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE

• 0-4 minutes: Brain damage unlikely
• 4-6 minutes: Brain damage possible
• 6-10 minutes: Brain damage probable
• 10 minutes +: Probably brain death
• Average emergency response time is 7 to 12 minutes
  
  

 

FACTS

• Of all choking deaths in 2000, 41% were caused by food, 59% by nonfood items (balloons, etc)
• Candy is associated with 19% ER visits for aspiration emergencies – 65% due to hard candy and 35% gummy bears, chocolate, caramel, etc.
• Coins were responsible for 18% of ER visits for children age 1 to 4 years