LifeVac – Anti-Choking Life Saving Device

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On this project they have procured a LifeVac, which is a simple, non-powered, effective, non-invasive device  which can save lives.

All staff on the project have been shown how this device works and been able to familiarise themselves with how to use it.

If someone is choking and all the normal first aid methods have been applied and are unsuccessful, you can then use the LifeVac which will suck the blockage out of the persons throat so they can breath again.

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