LifeVac - Choking Rescue Device Home Kit for Adult and Children First Aid Kit, Portable

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We are working with relevant councils and bodies, continuously sharing information independently to achieve the above goal, this would ultimately save thousands of lives every year from choking to death when all current promoted methods within first fail. This would raise current 76% effectiveness of BLS Choking protocol to as close to 100% effective as possible.

An independent study carried out with a LifeVac device and a Laerdal choking adolescent simulator system. The LifeVac device successfully removed the obstruction 496 times out of 500 attempts in one single attempt. In 498 out of 500 in two attempts, all 500 obstructions were removed with three attemptsLifeVac has dislodged full and partial airway obstructions in real life choking emergencies that have included: meat, garlic cloves, sandwiches, hard boiled sweets/candy, hotdogs, grapes, pretzels, coins, porridge, yoghurt, hard plastic, Velcro, bread, phlegm, sputum, leaves, and much more. When one of these counterfeit devices are used and fails to remove an airway obstruction due to not creating enough suction, or breaking or it pushing the obstruction further down. The casualty will then sadly die, who will you report the incident to? You cannot report it to a regulatory body such as the FDA, MHRA, HPFB. TGA, MOH, SAHPRA or CE etc. As these dangerous counterfeit devices are not regulated or registered with any regulatory body. What insurance will pay for the damages caused? Many of these counterfeits are now using photocopies of LifeVac USA instruction sheets, which means there is no traceability and the first port of call when another counterfeit fails will be LifeVac LLC. LifeVac LLC and LifeVac Europe have full traceability of every manufactured device.

In regards to medical devices in the UK the overriding responsibility lies with the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, the MHRA.LifeVac® is a class 1 medical device, LifeVac® is registered and regulated by governing bodies such as the FDA, MHRA, TGA, CE and many more. These are the “governing/authoritative bodies” and governing bodies are who say what can and cannot be used in the public domain. Advisory bodies such as resuscitation councils look at things from a first aid perspective and do not have the authority to say what can or cannot be used outside of first aid/resuscitation guidelines. Ces dispositifs illégaux contrefaits n’ont sauvé aucune vie et ne font l’objet d’AUCUN test ou publication médicale évaluée par des pairs prouvant leur sécurité ou leur efficacité. LifeVac is equipped in schools, kindergartens, cinemas, restaurants, public areas such as shopping centres, food halls, care homes, nursing homes, respite centres, gyms, police departments, emergency services, fire departments, dentists, and people’s homes around the world. In the UK alone LifeVac has worked with and equipped over 3900 care and nursing homes, from small independent care homes to the largest care home provider in the UK, HC-One.

Well there are MANY reasons as to why these Chinese counterfeit devices are dangerous, cheap and also illegal, here are just a few reasons: Again this included the rationale for the sectors chosen, implementation of training, monitoring via a PMS and a framework for deployment. The instruction booklet details how to use LifeVac and which coloured ring identifies the size of the mask.Since 2012, when the very first patented LifeVac device was developed. We made it our mission to set the bar for all airway clearance devices/choking rescue devices to follow.

LifeVac is an innovative non-invasive airway clearance device that has been designed to enable suction used in ALS and ILS to the normal everyday person, to save lives in a choking emergency when choking BLS fails. The use of suction to help dislodge an FBAO has been around for many years in ALS and ILS protocol and used by paramedics around the world, so everyone already knows that suction works to help dislodge an FBAO. To date, LifeVac has now saved over 96 lives from choking to death when BLS has either failed or cannot be performed and zero unsuccessful reported usages. This does not mean LifeVac will always be a 100% successful when current BLS fails to work or cannot be performed, but it does show that LifeVac has the potential to make current BLS protocol more effective in treating a choking victim – raising the current 70% effectiveness of BLS choking protocol to as close to 100% effective, as well as giving people such as wheelchair users an additional option when faced with a choking emergency. Real life applications What many people do not know is that dysphagia in adults can also occur as a result of any of the following medical problems: stroke, head injury, brain tumour, HIV, lung cancer, Lupus, and many more. What is LifeVac and how does it work? These illegal counterfeit devices have not saved any lives and do not have ANY testing or peer reviewed medical publications to prove how safe or effective they are. According to CE safety, recent Office for National Statistics (ONS) government statistics from the UK show that “351 people die on average every year as a result of choking and further analysis of reports published by coroners suggests the true toll is being hidden”.

Pourquoi ces appareils contrefaits chinois sont-ils dangereux et comment sont-ils vendus si bon marché ? Anti-choking devices, also known as airway clearance devices, are intended for use in the management of choking incidents, by removing obstructions from the airways via manual suction after other approaches have failed. They first became available on the UK market from 2015. In the UK, correct choking statistics are very hard to find, with some even going as far as saying the true toll of choking deaths are being hidden from public view. In other countries such as Spain, more than 2000 people die from choking to death every year, and it is estimated that more people die from choking than road traffic accidents according to the National Statistics Institute (INE), Spain. Children choking