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Professional CPR Pocket Breathing Mask – One-Way Valve, O2 Inlet, Reusable | First Aid Resuscitator for Rescuers
Professional CPR Pocket Breathing Mask – One-Way Valve, O2 Inlet, Reusable | First Aid Resuscitator for Rescuers
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Be Ready to Save a Life.
When someone stops breathing, every second counts. This professional CPR pocket breathing mask is designed to help rescuers deliver effective rescue breaths quickly, safely, and hygienically — without direct mouth-to-mouth contact. Whether you're a trained first responder, a lifeguard, a healthcare worker, or a prepared civilian, this compact mask belongs in every first aid kit.
Featuring a one-way valve and O2 inlet, this reusable mask ensures clean airflow to the patient while protecting the rescuer from cross-contamination. A soft silicone cushion creates a secure facial seal for effective ventilation every time.
What's Included
- 1x CPR Resuscitator Mask (Red)
- 1x Protective Carrying Case
- 1x Instruction Sheet
Key Features
- One-Way Valve: Prevents backflow of air and bodily fluids — protects the rescuer during CPR
- O2 Inlet Port: Compatible with supplemental oxygen for enhanced patient ventilation
- Soft Silicone Cushion: Creates a secure, airtight facial seal for effective rescue breathing
- Rescuer Protection: Eliminates direct mouth-to-mouth contact, reducing risk of cross-contamination
- Reusable Design: Durable plastic and silicone construction for repeated use
- Compact Carrying Case: Protective case included for easy storage in a first aid kit, bag, or vehicle
- Instruction Included: Clear operating instructions for confident use in emergencies
- Lightweight & Portable: 136g — easy to carry in any first aid kit, backpack, or pocket
Specifications
- Color: Red
- Material: Plastic + Silicone
- Size: Approx. 12cm x 10cm x 2.6cm
- Valve Diameter: Approx. 2.6cm
- O2 Inlet: Yes
- One-Way Valve: Yes
- Reusable: Yes
- Weight: 136g
- Origin: China
Important: This CPR mask is intended for use by trained individuals. Proper CPR training is strongly recommended before use in an emergency. Always call emergency services (911) immediately in a cardiac or respiratory emergency. Keep out of reach of children.
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