CPR Pocket Mask with One-Way Valve and Case

Compact CPR Pocket Mask with One-Way Valve Protection

This CPR Pocket Mask with one-way valve is designed to support safe and effective rescue breathing during cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Suitable for CPR-trained individuals, it provides a clear barrier between rescuer and patient while allowing efficient delivery of ventilations. The mask is made from durable plastic with a soft silicone cuff that contours to the face to help reduce air leakage and improve seal quality.

Measuring approximately 12 cm x 10 cm x 2.6 cm, this compact mask fits easily into bags, first-aid kits, vehicles, and emergency response kits. The integrated one-way valve allows air to flow from rescuer to patient while helping to reduce backflow. The mask features a transparent body for visual monitoring of the patient's lip color and possible obstructions, and a secure base that helps maintain a stable position on the face during use.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Enhanced hygiene barrier - Reduces direct contact and helps limit cross-contamination between rescuer and patient during rescue breaths.
• Reliable one-way valve - Allows air to enter the patient's lungs while helping to prevent exhaled air and fluids from reaching the rescuer.
• Portable and organized - Supplied with a dedicated storage case and instruction manual, making it easy to keep clean, protected, and ready for use.

FAQ

Q: Who should use this CPR pocket mask?
A: It is intended for individuals who are trained in CPR or basic life support and familiar with using barrier devices.

Q: Is this mask reusable?
A: The hard mask can typically be reused after proper cleaning and disinfection according to local guidelines. The one-way valve is generally treated as single-use and should be replaced after use.

Q: What is included in the package?
A: Each set includes 1 CPR pocket mask, 1 storage case, and 1 instruction manual.

Q: Does it fit adults and children?
A: The mask is sized primarily for adults and older children; in an emergency, trained rescuers may use it on smaller patients following their training and local protocols.