ADC ADSAFE Pocket Rescusitator

I purchased several of these to place in locations throughout the Retirement Community I am the Director for. Yesterday, the incident everyone dreads happened. A Resident Collapsed in the hall on his way to get the Sunday Paper. No Pulse, No Respirations....Staff used this CPR mask and performed CPR until EMS arrived about 7 minutes later...Resident still was not breathing. Today he is in the hospital awaiting a value replacement. Mentally intact including his sense of humor....couldn't remember anything but wanted to know if he Got his Newspaper cause the darn paper is expensive! Must have been an effective tool in this situation!! Staff found the mask easy to assesmbe and operate.

I have been an American Heart Association CPR instructor for almost 24 years. This is a very low quality product, stored in a very sturdy case. The peripheral seal is so poor, that it is completely unusable. I would NOT recommend anyone purchase this product.

First impressions are fantastic. I just received this today and was very happy with the quality of everything. The case was especially a surprise; mine arrived in perfect condition and the case was much nicer than I expected.As others have mentioned, "pocket sized" is a bit of a stretch. Yes, I could actually fit it in the front pocket of my shorts, but it would have been a huge stretch (literally) to fit them in jeans pockets. I can't imagine a scenario where someone is going to be keeping this on their person, but if so, I'd question whether or not there were better products for that application. To keep in a reasonably small first aid kit in the car or backpacking equipment, this is exactly what I had in mind and is everything I expected it to be, and more.Just like everything in my first aid kid, I hope to never have to use it, but it's confidence inspiring to have it on-hand and I'll be very glad to have it should the need arise.

The case is not the best but it will do the job especially for under ten bucks. I recently came up to a crash... head on collision and the driver was not doing well at all. I know CPR and after seeing the driver I hopes I didn't have to use the training.After that crash I knew I had to purchase a mask like this one for not only my safety but the patient as well. Again, for less than ten bucks, it's a must have item and could one day save a life.I hope I never have to use it but at least I know it is there.

I prefer the face barrier but I got this to show my class about some of the different options available. I like that this kit comes with gloves and an alcohol pack. I don't see myself using the green strap but I leave it on for the class demonstrations. If I was to bring this kit with me I would remove the strap so it doesn't get in the way. This is a one time use mask. It folds out pretty easily and has a 1 way valve that stays attached to the mask at all times. This makes it nice, since you are not fumbling around with a valve trying to get it set up. The hard case I think is a little overkill but I guess that's what people want. I think the hard case just makes it more bulky so this would be an item that I place somewhere and never touch, where as the barrier comes in a smaller package so I can keep them on my person when I am out and about in town, on walks or driving around.