what is CPR Otector that is in this kit
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CPR Protector is a barrier placed between the person giving CPR and the person receiving to prevent exchange of fluids.
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Oh, no, it's just the kit with stethoscope, bandaid, syringe, blood pressure cuff, thermometer and the thing to look in the ears and eyes.
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The kit includes:- Conection wires- Adhesive tapes- Two plastic cups- One paper cup- One light tower with LED lamp- One LCD watch- One sound chip- Four cooper plates electrodes (about 3 or four inches long)- Four zinc plates electrodes (about 3 or four inches long)- Two specially designed bottle screw capt- Two protective covers for the watch- InstructivePersonally, I was very pleased with the kit. It is very educational, very simple, is not dangerous, any child can operate it without the help of adults, and above all, very cheap. I hope I could help. The kit includes:- Conection wires- Adhesive tapes- Two plastic cups- One paper cup- One light tower with LED lamp- One LCD watch- One sound chip- Four cooper plates electrodes (about 3 or four inches long)- Four zinc plates electrodes (about 3 or four inches long)- Two specially designed bottle screw capt- Two protective covers for the watch- InstructivePersonally, I was very pleased with the kit. It is very educational, very simple, is not dangerous, any child can operate it without the help of adults, and above... » Read More The kit includes:- Conection wires- Adhesive tapes- Two plastic cups- One paper cup- One light tower with LED lamp- One LCD watch- One sound chip- Four cooper plates electrodes (about 3 or four inches long)- Four zinc plates electrodes (about 3 or four inches long)- Two specially designed bottle screw capt- Two protective covers for the watch- InstructivePersonally, I was very pleased with the kit. It is very educational, very simple, is not dangerous, any child can operate it without the help of adults, and above all, very cheap. I hope I could help. « Show Less
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Sorry, I don't know. We bought the kit for our granddaughter(2 yrs) who loves playing with it. I'm convinced it has eased her fear of doctors. Hope you find the answer soon.
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Its an angled or in-line oxygen enrichment hose adapter-http://www.cpap.com/productpage/oxygen-enrichment-adapter.html.
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Comes empty. I put a tourniquet, pressure bandage, medical scissors, bandages, eye wash, antiseptic, aspirin, ibuprofen, and Benadryl in it. It's on my firerams instructor range vest.
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Sorry - I don't know. I did not keep the hearing device. It just wasn't working for me!
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It's an O2 enrichment adaptor sold by No Insurance Medical Supplies. That's where I bought mine. It works great.
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This kit does NOT have scissors or tweezers. To make mine more compete, I added scissors, tweezers, a ROLL of gauze, ammonia inhalants and I upgraded the CPR mask to a Ambu face mask with one way valve. It's a great kit otherwise and is organized with easy to find, well labeled items. Hope that helps!
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The kit also includes (in addition to the clippers) a Lancet, Blackhead removal tool and ear wax pick. I ma not sure which tool is which though.
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it is a kit. I suppose you could throw the can of slime away and keep the compressor.
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This kit includes: 2 remote controls, brain unit, horn, antenna, receiver, LED indicator light, 2X AAA batteries, relay module and a valet switch
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I understand that the Com Pilot is specific to Phonak hearing aids, but that some other brands have their own versions, so you might be able to get the same functionality. Best to ask your provider what their brand offers.
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Not sure what that is. I bought this kit to be used at work with the pump supplied. That was all I needed. Hope this helps!
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They have a kit you can buy that includes meter, 25 strips and the blood prick. Just look and you will find one for about $10 that's all you need.
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Thank you for all your responses. I just wanted to make sure, it would help if there was a little more info in the description. I will be purchasing this kit.
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I added trauma shears (I can't remember if they came in the kit) a tourniquet, a BVM, some more bandages and odds and ends. The big thing was a legitimate tourniquet and a BVM because if I come up on an incident where someone is in desperate need of help, those are gonna make the difference instead a bnch of bandaids.