LifeVac is a new sensation that has been the subject of media attention. It is an anti-choking device that has saved countless lives across the world.

As of the writing time. This product has been the subject of a lot of debate in the last few months, however reports of the American-based firm's innovative appliance saving lives are becoming more commonplace.

LifeVac was created by LifeVac was created by Arthur Lih, who made it his goal to safeguard his daughter, Jackie, after witnessing parents in hospitals devastated by the death of their child who had was choking on the grape. Since then, he has developed, refined and launched LifeVac across the globe, Lifevac Review – Best Anti Choking Device.

Lifevac Reviews
In the UK, LifeVac has been very well received in the health sector and care facilities across the country already reporting the success that the anti-choking device has had in preventing choking for the residents. LifeVac is a more effective alternative, particularly for people who are in wheelchairs, since they cannot receive the traditional choke-prevention. If a person is using a wheelchair with moulds abdominal thrusts and back blows cannot be performed to their full extent.

Lifevac Application Process
The device itself is easy enough to use. If conventional methods fail, simply grab the LifeVac, place the mask then push, pull and the suction will remove obstructions from the airway. It benefits any situation where standard procedures would fail or cause more damage for the choker.

There are a variety of options available for LifeVac Anti-Choking Devices. They are available in kits for the home or wall mounted ones for emergency medical services. Many care homes are embracing the LifeVac and are proving their success. One Polish care home used the LifeVac to save an elderly resident aged 81 years old after just few weeks of training. It has been praised for its ability to aid people of all ages even those who tried traditional methods.

Lifevac Research
Several independent medical journals have even backed up LifeVac's claim, including The American Journal of Emergency Medicine and the International Journal of Paediatric Otorhinolaryngology, adding to the recognition of the device. The LifeVac proved to be efficient in removing obstructions for the first time in 472 of 500 cases. Suggesting that, with further study, the device has potential to "save lives in the event that abdominal thrusts fail to resuscitate the choking victim."