Portable Choking Rescue Device – Emergency First Aid Airway Clearance Tool for Adults and Children, Home, Travel, CPR Preparedness and Emergency Response

Be ready in the seconds that matter

Choking happens fast, usually at the table, and usually to someone you love. This is the tool you keep within reach for that moment: a hand-powered suction device that helps pull a blockage up and out through a sealed mask, so you have something to act with while help is on the way.

There are no batteries and nothing to charge. It sits in a drawer for years and is ready the instant you pick it up.

Suction, powered by your hands

Seat the mask over the mouth and nose, press the button and pull the plunger. The barrel draws a vacuum at the mask, pulling upward on whatever is lodged in the airway. One hand holds the mask in place, the other works the plunger, and you can repeat the pull as many times as you need.

The plunger cap and the ribbed grip are sized for adult hands under stress, and the oval button is large enough to find without looking.

Three mask sizes, one kit for the whole family

Adults, children and toddlers have very different faces, and a mask only works when it seals. Three clear masks come in the box, so the same kit covers everyone at your table, from a small child to a grandparent. Three airway tubes are included to match.

Keep it where life happens

It is about the size of a small vacuum flask, so it lives in the kitchen drawer nearest the table, the glovebox, the diaper bag or the side pocket of a travel bag. The drawstring pouch keeps the unit, masks and tubes together so the whole kit is in your hand at once.

How to use it in an emergency

1. Have someone call emergency services while you act.
2. Start first aid right away: back blows between the shoulder blades, then abdominal thrusts, alternating.
3. Lay the person back, choose the mask that seals over their mouth and nose, and fit the matching tube.
4. Press the mask down firmly, push the button and pull the plunger up in one smooth motion. Repeat until the airway clears.
5. Once the person is breathing, have them checked by a medical professional.

Open the kit when it arrives, read the illustrated guide and practice fitting the masks, so your hands already know the motion if the day ever comes.

What you get

Peace of mind. One kit in the kitchen drawer covers every meal, every guest and every age at your table. Add one for the car and one for the travel bag so it is always within reach.