LiteSaver® Small Adult CPR-2 Bag
LiteSaver® Small Adult CPR-2 Bag is an innovative disposable, colour coded manometer with an integrated timing light, designed to support safer and more effective manual ventilation during resuscitation and emergency care. When used with a bag valve mask (BVM), it enables clinicians to accurately validate delivered airway pressures and assist in maintaining appropriate ventilation rates.
The integrated timing light flashes every six seconds once activated via an easy to use pull tab, helping clinicians maintain consistent ventilation timing and reduce the risk of over ventilation. This supports improved patient safety by assisting in reducing the risk of aspiration and preventing breath stacking during CPR and emergency resuscitation procedures.
LiteSaver® is designed to integrate seamlessly with a wide range of BVM configurations without the need for additional components, making it a practical and efficient solution in critical care environments where speed and simplicity are essential.
For more information or to discuss supply options, contact Quest Surgical to speak with our team about our range of emergency care and resuscitation products available across Australia.
| 10-58506 | 6/Box | Small Adult CPR-2 Bag, Oxygen Bag Reservoir, Adult Cushion Face Mask, Pop-off Valve, PEEP Valve, LiteSaver® Manometer 0-60cm H2O |
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LiteSaver® Small Adult CPR-2 Bag – A colour-coded disposable manometer with integrated timing light for improved adult ventilation.
· Variety of BVM configurations with LiteSaver Manometer
· Easy-to-Use timing light with Pull Tab for activation
· Blinks every 6 seconds/10 breaths per minute
· Assists in Reduced risk of aspiration
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· Assists in Reduced stacking of breaths
· Assists in Reducing risk of hyperventilation
· Assists with improved cardiac output
· Proper ventilation rates have been shown to improve outcomes
After pulling the red tab, a red light is activated and will blink every six (6) seconds as an indication for the clinician to squeeze the bag and ventilate the patient. (Time Sequence – 10 breaths per minute)







