CPR Face Shield in Pouch Keyring - Aero (1)

The Aeroshield Key Ring CPR Face Shield is a single-use barrier used for rescue breathing during CPR. It is placed over the casualty's nose and mouth so breaths are delivered through the shield, which is designed to replace direct mouth-to-mouth contact between rescuer and casualty. One shield is supplied and it's discarded after use.

The shield packs flat into a small pouch on a keyring, so it travels on a set of keys, in a pocket or in a glovebox instead of sitting in a kit on the other side of the building. The pouch holds the shield on its own. Gloves aren't included in this pack.

Key features

• Single-use hygiene barrier, so there is nothing to clean or reprocess after use
• Designed to replace direct mouth-to-mouth contact between rescuer and casualty
• Supplied in a pouch on a keyring, so it stays with the responder
• One size, with no fitting or assembly before use
• Also sold as a CPR shield, resuscitation shield or CPR barrier

Specifications

• Pack: 1 x face shield
• Size: one size
• Dimensions: 1 x 6 x 6 cm
• Weight: 0.019 kg
• Shelf life: 60 months
• Manufacturer code: ASK001 (Aero Healthcare)

Where it earns its place

A keyring shield suits people who are trained but away from a first aid cabinet: site supervisors, coaches, drivers, teachers on yard duty and volunteers at community events. Buy several and hand them out, so the barrier is on the person rather than in the kit. First Aid Distributions has been family owned since 2011 and dispatches from our East Bendigo warehouse and Sydney fulfilment centre, so keyring shields can go out with a scheduled kit restock. For volume orders or a trade account, call 03 5443 2239.

This product is not a substitute for direct medical attention from a healthcare practitioner.

Browse the full range of CPR masks and resuscitation barriers, or add one to a kit from our first aid kits. For a pocket mask in a hard case rather than a single-use shield, see the Aeromask CPR pocket mask; for how rescue breaths fit into a resuscitation, read our guide to CPR across ages.

ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE