Ever Ready First Aid Adult and Infant CPR Mask Combo Kit with 2 Valves with Pair of Vinyl Gloves & 2 Alcohol Prep Pads - Red

The adult mask and infant mask do not have ports for emergency oxygen.

I like that the CPR mask combo has both adult and infant masks in a convenient carrying case.

I ordered this to be cautious. The price is good, and it comes with what it says.

Nobodys life has ever been in danger around me, and I hope it stays that way. I havent had to use this product, but its very light and its compact enough to travel with. I just hope it does 100 if I ever do have to use it.

Looks like a winner, these masks feel like a good quality. Work recently certified a few of us in CPR and AED use so I figured I’d get my own mask to keep in my work backpack. Work provides a mask with the AED but that wastes valuable time waiting on it. I was surprised to find that the adult mask in this kit has a built in oxygen port, not sure I’ll ever need it but cool that it is there. The infant mask is a little scary, it’s just a smaller version of the adult mask but the thought of ever needing it is the scary part. I hope to never need these masks but glad I have them.

If you are CPR qualified and dont have this kit... get it. 2 sizes, 2 one way valves (a must in this day and age), gloves and wipes... everything you need. Standard shields are plain and simple... unsafe, shields can risk your life while attempting to save theirs. In fire/rescue you face all types of situations and persons, best to be safe while being ready. When CPR is required there is no time to find the right gear or to assume a persons medical history, either youre ready with the right equipment or youre not. Having this kit with you allows for any age/size and assures your safety when timing is critical.

Works as advertised.

As a former Red Cross CPR/ADD and First Aid instruc, I really like this CPR mask kit. It includes both an adult, and small child/infant CPR masks. Other CPR kits may only have the adult mask. As a retired/disabled firefighter/Medic and nurse, I look for details such as this when looking for equipment for my medic bag. This one fits the bill for CPR exactly.

I just took a CPR class and got a couple of the little mouth barrier sheets, but wanted to have something a bit more secure in case I ever have to use this new skill. I carry one in my backpack all the time so its close if I ever need it. Hopefully I never encounter a situation where I might need it, but at least I have it if I am put in that situation.

Ive used them on kids and adults at work. It works