LifeVac - Soft Travel Bag Kit
LifeVac - Soft Travel Bag Kit
MADE IN THE USA, KITS ASSEMBLED IN AUSTRALIA
Perfect to take the LifeVac device anywhere. Fits easily in a pram, wheelchair, travel bag, or the boot of the car.
Contains the LifeVac device plus a range of masks from Paediatric ("size 2") to Large Adult ("size 5").
The Travel Bag is a bonded PU waterproof fabric that protects the contents from accidental spills.
The kit also contains full instructions, an emergency chart, and a sticker to inform others of the location of an airway clearance device.
Full list of contents of LifeVac Kit in travel bag:
LifeVac Travel bag (soft drawstring yellow bag)
(approx dimensions (when full) in mm: 230w x 320h x 100d)
1 LifeVac device
4 masks (sizes: 2/P, 3/S, 4/M, 5/L)
1 instruction pack
[GST is included in the price]
(The Extra Large Adult Mask ("size 6") is not included in the Travel Kit but can be ordered as an add-on.)
LifeVac® is the original rescue suction device that saves lives
LifeVac® has saved over 3000 lives worldwide, over 1700 of them are children!
People die in Australia every year from choking, even after the best first aid fails.
Many are children.
When First Aid methods fail in a choking emergency, LifeVac® saves lives!
- LifeVac® is the only ARTG listed airway clearance device.
- LifeVac® is the only airway clearance device with the backing of multiple peer-reviewed medical publications, and independent testing on safety, effectiveness, and ease of use.
- LifeVac® has been medically proven to be the safest, most effective, and easiest to use airway clearance device in the world.
- LifeVac Australia is an Australian-owned small business, importing the genuine LifeVac® from our parent company in the USA.
What our customers say about LifeVac® ...
- After we tried the back blows and chest pumps, we used the LifeVac® and after 4 attempts he started breathing. Thank you from my whole family!!!!!!!
- Excellent. It was easy to use, and saved my child's life. I would highly recommend it to others
- Amazing device, complimented by paramedics