On Sale Life Softpac Emergency Oxygen Unit For Emts Diy Kit [m1Pclobt]

On Sale Life Softpac Emergency Oxygen Unit For Emts Diy Kit [m1Pclobt]

Introducing the On Sale Life Softpac Emergency Oxygen Unit For Emts Diy Kit [m1Pclobt], the ultimate tool for administering supplemental oxygen during life-threatening emergencies. This compact, lightweight unit is designed to provide quick and effective oxygen therapy, saving more lives on the go. With its comfortable shoulder strap and ease of use, it's perfect for EMTs who need to carry their equipment and supplies with them at all times. The SoftPac unit is versatile, offering 100% inspired pure oxygen and a range of 12 different liter flow-rates with click-stop settings for precise control.

Key Product Features

The LIFE SoftPac Emergency Oxygen Unit is packed with essential features to enhance its performance and user experience. It provides the AHA recommended 100% inspired oxygen, ensuring optimal treatment for both breathing and non-breathing victims. This versatile unit is suitable for treating both children and adults, with a pre-stocked 40-minute supply of USP grade pure medical oxygen. Its portable design, weighing only 6 pounds and measuring 14” x 7” x 4”, makes it easy to carry and store. The unit also includes a LIFE CPR Resuscitation mask with one-way valves and an inhalator for added convenience.

Applications and Benefits

Perfect for EMTs and other trained professionals, the LIFE SoftPac Emergency Oxygen Unit is ideal for frequent carrying, traveling, and taking out on location. Its lightweight and compact design allows for easy transport and storage, making it a valuable asset for any emergency response scenario. The unit treats both breathing and non-breathing children and adults, offering a comprehensive solution for various emergency situations. With its constant reading supply gauge and 0 to 25 LPM variable flow, the SoftPac unit ensures accurate oxygen delivery under any temperature conditions. Pairing it with an AED significantly increases the chances for victim survival, making it an essential tool for emergency medical professionals.