Real Stories, Real Lives: Discover the Impact of the Anti-Choking Device
At no chock, we’re proud to share real stories from people whose lives have been impacted by our Anti-Choking Device. From parents to caregivers, these testimonials highlight the trust and peace of mind our device brings to every home.
New Anti-Choking Device Kit designed to save lives
Innovative life-saving tool in situations where traditional choking protocols may not be effective.
It is designed to prevent air from entering the victim during the downward motion helps clear the airway more effectively.
How Much Time You Have While Choking.
0-4 minutes: Brain Damage Possible.
4-8 Minutes: Permanent Brain Damage.
8-11 Minutes: Brain Death.
Average emergency response time is 9-12 minutes.
AirPath Saver™ works in under 20 seconds.
Wave Goodbye to Choking Hazards
Picture this: You're enjoying a joyful family dinner, laughter filling the room, when suddenly, a choking incident disrupts the harmony.
In those heart-stopping seconds, every moment matters.
Introducing the Life-Saving Anti-Choking Device Kit
An innovative life-saving tool for situations where traditional choking methods might fall short.
This device is designed to prevent air from entering the victim during downward motion, enhancing the effectiveness of clearing the airway.
When Life And Death Is A Matter Of Seconds
Don't waste time panicking because your unsure of what to do, be prepared to save yourself or loved ones in the case of a choking emergency
Don't Let Your Child Be Next
Choking is a leading cause of death in children.Everyday 13 people die from choking. Choking leads to 100,000 visits to the ER yearly.More people die from aspirating than die in fires, drowning, or accidental shootings.Leading cause of accidental deaths in persons over the age of 65.
How to Use no chock™ Anti Choking Device
Choking is a leading cause of death in children.Everyday 13 people die from choking. Choking leads to 100,000 visits to the ER yearly.More people die from aspirating than die in fires, drowning, or accidental shootings.Leading cause of accidental deaths in persons over the age of 65.
