Hard Red Case, Adult/Child & Infant, 1 Pack

I have not used this but hopefully won't have to. I have looked at it and inspected it. Its got all you need in a small package. I carry this with me every when I work in my vehicle. Fits anywhere, quality, worth the money, easy to use if you need to.

Comes with adult and infant size along with a pair of gloves. So far this is my favorite mask set I’ve found. Good quality, easy to use and assemble. Have one for each of my medical bags.

Great value for money, the case is light weight and functionable.

Good product well-made great case bright red is hard to lose

Great to use for CPR class.

WNL Products CPR Rescue Mask, Adult/Child & Infant Pocket Resuscitator, Hard Case Kit with Belt Clip, $10 and Ever Ready First Aid Adult and Infant CPR Mask Combo Kit with 2 Valves with Pair of Vinyl Gloves & 2 Alcohol Prep Pads, $10 Each kit contains a mask for one adult and one child. The masks in both kits are appear identical. Both kits are nearly identical. The difference between the two kits: The Ever Ready come in a soft nylon case with belt loop and hook. The WNL case with belt clip is a hard plastic. The Ever Ready kit includes two valves - in theory, two rescuers could administered CPR to an adult and child simultaneously. The WNL kit has one valve. Both kits include instructions, gloves, and an alcohol prep pad (the Ever Ready kit has two alcohol prep pads). Opinion: The Ever Ready kit is slightly more compact and may be more suitable for carrying in a backpack or in an automobile first aid kit. The WNL clamshell case may be ideal for a first aid kit at a pool, home, or office. Slight advantage goes to the Everready kit with two valves. Bottomline: Both kits are very good. Get CPR training and first aid training. Keep a CPR mask kit handy. Review Disclaimer: I purchased these items via Amazon at the listed price with my own money. I did not receive any discount or compensation of any kind for this review.

Exactly what I needed

Great product.

I have brought a few different types of CPR masks and I find these are my preferred choice. I also teach First Aid and have only used these on CPR manakins and can not fault them, you can replace the one way valve easy enough, the masks seem to fit perfect on CPR manakins. I have not used these on an actual patient yet, but feel confident in these when I do. The protective case is good and all packs into one. I do think the price is a little high for what they are and would expect them to be cheaper.