Ever Ready First AidCPR Mask for Pocket or Key Chain, CPR Emergency Face Shield with One-Way Valve Breathing Barrier for First Aid or AED Training, 5 Count - Pink

A CPR keychain. As with anything related to first aid or CPR, this is best used by someone who has received training. So if you have this (or something like it) but don’t have your CPR certification, you’re doing it backwards: go get your CPR certification first.I’ve known about these things for years but this is the first one I’ve actually seen up close. By appearances this isn’t quite as good as the one sold by the Red Cross.After looking it over and trying it out on my wife, I’m not quite sure exactly what this is supposed to protect the person administering CPR from. The plastic will protect the person administering aid from any contamination from the victim via skin-to-skin contact (and vice-versa).The big problem is the valve advertised as one-way, but it is not one-way. If I place my lips around the valve from the victim side of the barrier and blow, I can with no effort get a stream of air to go through the valve and out to the operator side.I’ve attached several pictures, one of the mask and two of the “valve”. The pictures of the valve are taken from the victim side; if the valve is supposed to be one-way then from this side there should be no airflow back to the person administering aid. However, in one of the close-up images you can see the top of the valve diaphragm. This means there is a completely unobstructed path from the victim back to the person administering aid. In another picture taken from the victim side you can actually see through to the opposite side (you’ll have to look closely), again confirming there is an unobstructed path out.

I have taken CPR classes and am certified. I’ve never had to perform it but having one of these attached to my purse makes me feel better about doing it. Why? There are so many STD’s out there and you can’t just put your mouth on a complete stranger without thinking about the repercussions. These act as a barrier for a safer environment. I love that it has elastic bands on the side so that you can put them around the victims ears. It makes it more secure and less likely to move while performing your breaths. These are nice and compact and attach to your purse easily. I would definitely recommend these.

This is a nice addition for the person who wants a complete first aid kit. This face shield has a one way valve breathing barrier to prevent anything from entering your mouth. The shield opens to 10.5” x 8” which should adjust easily to just about any person(child to adult)and has convenient ear straps so the mask will not fall off and will stay in place while doing chest compressions. The case is made of durable nylon and is nice and small(2"x2")so it will fit in anything from pocket to your purse of glove box. Plus it has a key ring on the end so it can be easily attached.

Picked these up to augment the first aid kits in our scouting group. We did not have a CPR mask so this was a nice add. Very small & highly portable in these little keychain pouches. I took the baggies out of the pouch and put directly in first aid kit when backpacking to shed a few grams.The masks seem like they would do a good job. Big enough to provide protection and with a big enough straw to properly breathe into. Instructions are printed on mask to provide a reminder to those performing the resuscitation. A good thing to have in case of emergency!

These are the perfecft addition to your first aid kit!You pray you never need to use one but they are great to have on hand in case that need ever arisesDefinitely recommend

This is so tiny,I wasn't expecting it to be so little.