LSIKA-Z 10pcs CPR Face Shield Mask Keychain Keying Emergency Kit CPR Face Shields Pocket Mask for First Aid or CPR Training (Red-10)

This is something I’m glad to have but hope I never need. I passed a bunch out to friends and family and I keep a couple in my vehicle and in my backpack. I’m all for helping to save a life, but I don’t want to put mine at risk to do so. These are easy to deploy and easy to use. A small cost to help someone and protect myself as well

These are compact, light weight and the little pouch that each mask comes in is really nice. I got the red color so the pouch stands out in my purse, in my gym bag and on my key chain. Perfect! And they are really easy to use; I even gave my 10 y.o. a lesson using these and he caught on very quickly.

Perfect for one time use in an emergency, easy to carry.

I bought these to use as zipper pulls on my first aid kit and life vest. I also through one in the glove box of the car. They are extremely lightweight and the cloth pouch seems well made. When you open the cloth pouch the face shield is protected further by a plastic bag. The face shield itself has directions on it to help in a high stress time and the one way valve seems to function well. My one disappointment with the product is the split ring. It bends and rusts easily. I replaced mine with a string I fed through the zipper pull.

These Keychain CPR face shields are a great stocking suffer for your favorite healthcare worker or anyone who wants to be prepared for emergencies. I carry one on my work and personal keychain just in case.

Students enjoy receiving these face shields for their Keynote chains.

As the "Safety Officer" for my company, I do safety training sessions. I like giving these CPR masks out to the team as part of the training. They are so tiny and weigh nearly nothing so they can easily be carried in our field bags. I also have one on my key ring so it is always with me.

I give one to every CPR student. I was one of 3 people that used one for 15-18 minutes of CPR on a patient in SD at a scenic view. No one else had any kind of barrier. I wished everyone carried one with them.