MCR Medical CPR Mask Keychain with Nitrile Gloves (Pack of 3)

As others have mentioned, these are larger than the smaller 2" squares that are popular elsewhere on Amazon. In fact, they're just slightly larger than your average ID car or door-entry badge -- and obviously thick enough to handle the product.If you regularly carry an ID badge, or have a purse or man-bag with you, this is a perfect accessory for that. In the unfortunate event you have to actually perform CPR, having gloves on is important for safety and will probably help you with the confidence to perform it better. With three of them you could also stick one or two in your car, but you're better off there spending the $10 to get a real CPR mask rather than this barrier.If you don't want something quite as conspicuous, go for the smaller ones. If you're OK with it being blatantly obvious that you're carrying a CPR device and have usable pockets, get these.

The mask seems like it will be one of the easiest tiny masks to use (caveat: I've only given CPR to practice dummies) because the behind-the-ears elastic will keep it in place while you are moving back and forth between compressions and breaths. The gloves are standard nitril sized large and packed in a tiny ziploc style baggie. There is a little room left in the pouch for a few bandaids or something similar.My complaint is that I found the pouch is a little to large to carry on my keychain. YMMV. These ended up in various packs that I use and I bought  6 Pc Variety Ambu Res-Cue Key Mini CPR Mask Keychains (2-Rd, 2-Blu, 2-Blk)  to add to my keychain. The linked product doesn't come with gloves but gloves can be jammed into the pouch with some difficulty so best of both worlds

I sure hope I never have to use this. I like the product because it is very compact and includes the gloves. If you need to, you can swap out the gloves for a different size. The included gloves are size "Large".The mouth guard also has elastic ear 'hooks' that help keep the mask in place. It only covers the patients mouth and nose area, so if they do come to during recessitation, they will not have some huge piece of plastic covering their eyes.Again, I hope I never have to use this, and I hope I never truly find out how well it works, but initial impressions is that this is a good product.

I have had this for 4 years now on my key chain and in my purse. I have just recently clean the red bag recently with some stain remover and machine washed and now the bag look good as new.

The cloth container isn't tiny, but the package is very light and a completely manageable size for a keychain. I was recently first aid and CPR certified, and since my keys are always close by I'm glad to have this barrier and gloves combination attached to them. Because my instructor dropped the truth bomb on us that the CPR recipient *will* vomit, I don't want to be caught without a valved barrier. I keep a reusable CPR mask in my purse, but it's bulky enough so that it doesn't make it into the smaller bag I use for special occasions. Also, I don't always carry a purse. Be prepared!

These do exactly what you want them to do: Small, easy to pack and hook on to zip and easy to carry without being obtrusive, in the way or buried in the bottom of your bag so you'll forget they're there. Hook it on to the zip of your bag and it's there whenever you need it!

I love these. They are compact, will fit right in my pocket or on my key chain without being in the way. All of the components are great in quality. If you are looking for the barrier type of mask, I would highly recommend these.Additionally, I have been carrying one around on a keychain and in my pocket since I bought these, and the packaging and contents of each kit has remained in tact, undamaged, and stood up to standard wear and tear type situations.

We had to make large first aid kits for our 9-day wilderness canoe trip. This product a great addition to our first aid kits. Hopefully we never need it, but it is a great travel size and easy to identify in the kits.