ISO-Shield Comparison
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RONDEX CPR ISO-SHIELD™ (Made in USA) You Won’t Find Better CPR ISO-SHIELD™ COMPARISON TO OTHER PRODUCTS |
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RONDEX – (NO EAR STRAPS) –
(STRONG BARRIER TO VALVE ATTACHMENT) |
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RONDEX does not use ear straps. Vomiting often occurs during CPR. Strapping a mask around the ears increases the risk of asphyxiation. RONDEX barrier material is COMPRESSED to the valve housing during the welding process to maximize attachment strength, avoids separation. |
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BITE BLOCK |
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RONDEX
CPR ISO-SHIELD™ a) Short bite block, 3/4 inch length,
allows the device to be used on children b) Bite block keeps the patient’s mouth
open, positions the shield for easy ventilations and helps keep the shield in
place. |
Competitors a) Long bite blocks, > 3/4
inch requires labeling: USA “Federal law
restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.” b) Long bite blocks increase the risk of
trauma and bleeding to mucus membrane if not inserted correctly. Long bite blocks can also push the
tongue back and block airway. c) Long bite blocks can induce the gag
reflex and vomiting if the patient is not fully unconscious. |
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OPERATOR
GRIPS |
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RONDEX
CPR ISO-SHIELD™ a)
Two
grips (patented) attached to the bite block, provides a means to make it
easier to insert and remove from the patient’s mouth. b)
The
grip material is flexible and has memory which helps release the barrier to
make patient’s exhalation easier. |
Competitors Not
available |
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VALVE |
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RONDEX CPR ISO-SHIELD™ a) Two separate silicone valves, working
independently, reduce the risk of back-flow. b) Silicone stays flexible in cold
weather and has a long shelf life. |
Competitors a) Single valve only. Some are made with a non-silicone material
which can get stiff with age and cold temperatures. b) Some use microbiological filters which
tests have been shown not to be effective. (The Journal of Emergency
Medicine, Vol 9 1991) |
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BARRIER
SIZE |
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RONDEX CPR ISO-SHIELD™ a)
Large
barrier surface 7” x 7” (49 sq. inches) b)
Large
area helps prevent the patient’s exhaled air and fluids from contacting the
operator. |
Competitors Some
have barrier surface as small as 5” x 4.75” only 23.75 sq. inches. |
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CARRYING
CASE |
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RONDEX CPR ISO-SHIELD™ a) Case has a zipper which closes tightly
and allows it to be a smaller size.
Case material is soft which makes it more comfortable to carry in a
pocket. b) Key-ring case also has a belt loop. |
Competitors a) Many use Velcro type material that causes the case to be thicker. b) Most products are not offered with an
addition of a belt loop. |
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