CPR Kits
| CPR kits range from less than $10 to way up there. You can get a pair of gloves and disposable faceshield folded up small enough to fit on your keychain or go for something fancier. | |
| CPR Keychain Kit - faceshield, gloves, and instructions. |  |
| Life Drive - mask, gloves, alcohol prep pads, and instruction guide. |  |
CPR Masks
| There hasn't been a documented case of anyone getting AIDS from giving CPR, but shielding yourself from germs, saliva, vomit, and blood is always a good idea. Keeping a mask in your pocket or purse is an easy thing to do. | |
| CPR Mask - face shield compacted into a keyring pouch - tiny and always ready. |  |
| Disposable Face Shield - simple, small, and disposable. |  |
AED Units
| The AED market is huge with more products coming out constantly. Here are some examples to take a look at. | |
| Heartsine AED |  |
| Medtronic AED |  |
| Philips AED |  |
| Powerheart AED |  |
| Zoll AED |  |
CPR Manikins
| There are hundreds of places where you can buy CPR manikins. Their is a huge range in price and features. Here is a selection of products and sites, but there are many more out there. | |
| CPR AnyTime - a CPR training program that includes a DVD and manikin so you can learn CPR at home. It has proven to be effective, but does not result in CPR certification. |  |
| Basic Manikin - simple, boring blue manikin. |  |
| Fat Old Fred - a more typical cardiac arrest victim with extra body weight. |  |
| Terry Trauma - manikin with burns, lacerations, and broken bones. Poor Terry has a rough job! |  |
| CasPeR the CPR Dog - for teaching pet owners. |  |
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