Emergency Anti Asphyxia Rescue Mask Choking Rescue Device

Choking Rescue Device

- Activated with a single touch

- Pre-loaded, effective for emergencies

- Suck out obstructions without causing further harm

- Easy to carry, or keep in a home first-aid kit

One button, One life saved
 

How does Nascool Choking Rescue Device Work?

The Nascool Choking Rescue Device is designed with a clear understanding that every second counts in a choking emergency.

Pre-Loaded and Ready to Use: The pre-loaded design of the Nascool device ensures that it is always ready for immediate use, potentially saving precious time when it matters most. This allows for immediate response, eliminating delays that might occur in a high-stress choking emergency.

One-Button Operation: The device features a one-button operation system. Press the trigger, the device  create the negative pressure to dislodge an obstructing object. This simplicity in design allows anyone, even those without medical training, to operate the device quickly and efficiently.

Suitable for different ages. We got you covered.

We provide three different masks that are tailored to fit children and adults.

Inclusive Design: The inclusion of multiple mask sizes ensures that the Nascool device can be used in a wide variety of situations, from a toddler choking on a small toy to an adult struggling with a piece of food.

Optimal Fit: Each mask is designed to provide an optimal fit over the nose and mouth, forming a tight seal that is crucial for the device to generate effective negative pressure. The different sizes allow for a more personalized fit, increasing the device's effectiveness across different age groups and face sizes.

Common choking hazard

Food: Hard, round, or sticky foods like whole grapes, hot dogs, nuts, candies, popcorn, and marshmallows.

Toys and Small Objects: Small toys, balls, marbles, balloons, and toy parts can be easily swallowed and cause choking, particularly in children.

Household Items: Coins, button batteries, pen caps, and other small household items can also pose a choking risk.

Jewelry and Accessories: Small items such as earrings, rings, or other types of jewelry.

Medical Conditions: Some medical conditions, such as neurological or muscular disorders, can affect the ability to swallow, increasing the risk of choking.

Instructions

Note: PLEASE CALL FOR AN EMERGENCY IN YOUR COUNTRY(911 in US) FIRST ONCE NEEDED.

1. Position the victim on a hard surface. Tilt their head back slightly and raise their chin to open their airway.

Note: PLEASE SEAL THE MASK WITH THE VICTIM'S FACE WITH NO AIR LEAK.

2. Insert the tongue depressing tube with the mask covering and sealing the mouth and nose.

Note: DO NOT KEEP THE MASK SEALED TO THE VICTIM'S FACE FOR MORE THAN THREE SECONDS WHEN PERFORMING THE SUCTION PROCESS.

3. Maintain a safe distance from the cylinder end, then press the orange trigger button to trigger the device. Mind the potential ejection of the cylinder end that may cause injury to your body part or face.

4. After these three steps, check the tube inside to confirm whether the blockage has been successfully removed. Please press the popped-up cylinder back to load and repeat the process if the foreign matter hasn't been sucked out.

5. Once the debris got dislodged, roll the individual over on their side to allow additional waste and fluid out of the mouth.