Anti-Choking Rescue Device
- ⏱️ Designed to help clear a blocked airway when back blows and thrusts fail
- 👶 Adult and child masks included: one kit for the whole family
- 🙋 Can be used on yourself, even when no one else is home
- 🔋 No batteries, no charging: always ready in the drawer
- 🧠 3 simple steps you won’t forget in a panic
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Choking turns an ordinary meal into an emergency in seconds.
A grape. A piece of steak. A hard candy. It happens at the dinner table, with no warning, and the person can’t cough, cry or call for help.
Without air, every minute counts. But the median wait for an ambulance in the US is about 7 minutes, and around 13 minutes in rural areas. That’s a long time to stand there hoping.
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Thousands of Americans die from choking every year
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In the US, a child dies from choking on food about every 5 days
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Back blows and abdominal thrusts don’t always work, and you can’t do them on yourself
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3 steps. No batteries. Nothing complicated to remember.
When standard first aid hasn’t worked, this gives you something to do while help is on the way.
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1. PLACE the mask firmly over the mouth and nose
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2. PUSH the handle down to seal (air escapes through the valve, not into the airway)
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3. PULL up quickly to create suction and dislodge the blockage
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Repeat if needed, and always call 911
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Preparedvs. hoping
What happens in the minutes before help arrives
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What happens in the minutes before help arrives
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With a rescue device
A backup plan
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Wait and hope
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🛡️ A next step if back blows & thrusts fail
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🙋 Usable on yourself when alone
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👶 Adult and child masks
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🔋 Ready in seconds, no batteries
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💚 Peace of mind at every meal
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For anyone who’s ever thought: “What would I do?”
You can’t watch every bite. But you can be ready for the moment it goes wrong.
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Parents of babies and toddlers starting solid food
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Grandparents who babysit
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People who live alone
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Families caring for an aging parent
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LOVE IT or your money back.
We want every family to feel safe trying it. If you’re not completely satisfied within 30 days, just email us and we’ll make it right.
GET YOURSLOVE IT or your money back.
We want every family to feel safe trying it. If you’re not completely satisfied within 30 days, just email us and we’ll make it right.
GET YOURSQuestions?
We have answers 👇
You place the mask over the mouth and nose, push the handle down to create a seal, then pull up quickly. That creates suction that can pull the blocked food or object up and out. A one-way valve keeps air from being pushed into the airway when you press down.
Only in a choking emergency, after you’ve called 911 and tried the standard first aid steps (back blows and abdominal thrusts). It’s a backup, not a replacement for emergency care.
Yes. You can place the mask and pull the handle yourself, which matters if you live alone or choke when no one is around.
No. It’s fully manual, so it’s ready whenever you need it, even after years in a drawer.
Many families keep one in the kitchen, one in the car or diaper bag, and one at the grandparents’ house. That’s why our bundles save you the most.
You’re covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Just email us.