Gear And Gadgets

Ferno Defibrillator Mount

The new line of Ferno defibrillator mounts increases the safety of EMS crews and their patients by securing defibrillators inside ambulances and other rigs during vehicle response and patient transport.

Posted Monday, June 1, 2009

Watercrest Industries Six-Pak Kart

The Six-Pak Kart is a cost-effective alternative to the stair chair and a convenient patient transfer system.

Posted Monday, June 1, 2009

Care2Medical Refillable Nebulizer

Nebulizers on patients are like pacifiers on infants: Take them away and panic sets in. The Continuous Care Nebulizer puts a stop to this.

Posted Monday, June 1, 2009

Andover Healthcare CoFlex AFD

Latex-free CoFlex AFD is an all-in-one foam pad dressing/self-adhering bandage.

Posted Monday, June 1, 2009

Allied Healthcare Products MCV100 MCI Ventilator

The MCV100 is a battery-powered, weather-resistant ventilator specifically designed to meet the unique demands of mass casualty incidents.

Posted Monday, June 1, 2009

World Point Prestan Professional Manikin

Realistic to the eye and touch, the Prestan manikin is uniquely designed as a clamshell to accommodate an easy-to-insert face shield lung bag.

Posted Monday, June 1, 2009

Verathon Glidescope DVR

Designed to help you train in any environment, the durable-construction SimMan 3G incorporates wireless technology with a built-in compressor.

Posted Monday, June 1, 2009

Ricochet ReadyViz Stow-Away Vest System

The ReadyVIZ stow-away vest system allows you to simultaneously meet several safety standards, while providing the peace of mind and convenience of having a high-visibility vest built into your team_s jackets.

Posted Monday, June 1, 2009

Emergency Responder Products EZ-Stor Road Cones

The EZ-Stor Road Cones from Emergency Responder Products includes five MUTCD regulation traffic cones with two reflective stripes that collapse to store neatly in a small cube with handles.

Posted Thursday, May 28, 2009

Trauma Technologies Trauma Board 1000

When a 9-1-1 caller says "Baby fell and fractured his skull," and the residence is on the fourth floor, a certain image comes to mind. WeÌll likely bring the pediatric-sized backboard and C-collars into the apartment and groan when we realize the "baby" is 42 years old, 275 lbs. and in the midst of a seizure.

Posted Thursday, May 28, 2009