Airway + Breathing

The Halo Chest Vent 2 Pack (1 x Vented, 1 x Non-Vented) is a dual-purpose solution for managing penetrating chest trauma in extreme environments. This pack includes both a vented and non-vented chest seal, offering maximum flexibility to address a wide range of injury types—from open pneumothorax to sealed occlusion. Built for performance in high-stress, low-light, and wet conditions, these seals are an essential addition to any advanced trauma kit.

The vented seal allows for controlled pressure release to help prevent tension pneumothorax, while the non-vented seal ensures full occlusion when venting is not required. Both seals include large pull tabs for quick application or venting access and are shaped for optimal fit and adherence, even in challenging situations.

Features:

• Dual Seal Pack: Includes 1 vented and 1 non-vented seal for treatment flexibility
• Effective Occlusion: Seals effectively even with blood, sweat, or dirt present
• Oval Shape: Optimized for anatomical fit and maximum seal coverage
• Easy Application: Large pull tabs for quick venting or removal, even in low-light or stressful conditions
• No Residue: Clean removal leaves no sticky residue
• Durable Packaging: Compact and puncture-resistant, fits easily in med kits or pouches
• Temperature Resistant: Operates reliably up to 140°F (60°C)
• Shelf Life: 3-year shelf life for long-term readiness
• Non-Sterile: Provided in clean, puncture-resistant packaging
• Latex-Free: Safe for individuals with latex sensitivities
• USA Made: Manufactured in the USA to stringent quality standards

FAQs:

What is the Halo Chest Vent 2 Pack used for?

It’s designed to manage penetrating chest injuries. The vented seal prevents pressure buildup, while the non-vented seal ensures complete occlusion when needed.

When should I use the vented vs non-vented seal?

Use the vented seal when you need to release pressure from the chest (e.g., suspected tension pneumothorax). Use the non-vented version when a full occlusive seal is preferred.

Is the Halo Chest Vent suitable for extreme conditions?

Yes, it's built to perform under extreme environmental conditions such as heat, heavy bleeding, perspiration, and dirt.

How easy is it to apply?

The large pull tabs make it easy to apply, remove, or vent, even in low visibility or high-pressure scenarios.

Is this product sterile?

No, it is non-sterile but comes in clean, puncture-resistant packaging for safe use and storage.

What is the shelf life?

The product has a shelf life of 3 years, making it a reliable addition to long-term trauma kits.

TyTek Medical 14g TPAK Chest Decompression Needle is a specialised, high-quality tool designed to treat tension pneumothorax. At 3.25 inches long, it offers the recommended depth for effective needle thoracostomy—far surpassing the reach of standard IV catheters.

Housed in a rugged, shock-resistant case, the TPAK features a capless flash chamber for immediate confirmation of proper needle placement, making it an ideal choice for emergency and pre-hospital care. Its compact, portable design includes a textured, easy-open hex cap for fast access when every second counts.

Features:

• 14g x 3.25" needle for deep, effective chest decompression
• Capless flash chamber for real-time placement confirmation
• Shock-resistant, precision case for secure storage and deployment
• Textured, easy-open hex cap for rapid access
• Compact and rugged design for portability and reliability
• Designed specifically for tension pneumothorax management in field conditions

Dimensions:

• Needle Length: 3.25 inches
• Gauge: 14g
• Weight: Approx. 45g (with case)

FAQs:

How do I know the needle has been properly placed during use?

The capless flash chamber offers instant visual confirmation of correct needle placement during decompression procedures.

Is this suitable for use in pre-hospital or field environments?

Yes, the TPAK is built specifically for pre-hospital settings, with a compact, reliable, and durable design ideal for tactical or emergency teams.

Can the TPAK needle be reused?

No. This is a single-use, disposable device to ensure hygiene and procedural integrity.

Why is the 3.25-inch length important?

This depth is critical to access the pleural space effectively, ensuring relief of built-up air in the chest cavity from a tension pneumothorax.

Is the TPAK easy to carry?

Yes, the compact and rugged case makes it highly portable and ideal for trauma kits, jump bags, or tactical pouches.

Aero Healthcare Bag Valve Mask sets the standard for emergency lung ventilation in first-response situations. Engineered for safe, effective CPR application, this single-use resuscitator minimises cross-contamination risks and requires no clean-up. Available in three sizes—adult, child, and infant—it delivers reliable performance for patients of all ages.

Designed for rapid deployment, the Aero BVM features a lightweight, ergonomic build that supports quick, intuitive use by both first responders and healthcare professionals. Its high-quality valve system ensures consistent oxygen flow and pressure—making it an essential tool for critical resuscitation and oxygen therapy.

Features:

• Available in adult, child, and infant sizes
• Disposable design eliminates cross-contamination risks
• Lightweight and ergonomic for easy handling
• High-quality valve system for consistent oxygen delivery
• Supports safe and effective CPR application
• No clean-up required post-use
• Durable materials built for emergency reliability
• Compact and portable for first-response kits

Elevate your resuscitation capabilities by adding the Aero Healthcare Bag Valve Mask to your emergency medical toolkit!

FAQs:

Is the Aero BVM Disposable Resuscitator suitable for all age groups?

Yes, it is available in adult, child, and infant sizes to accommodate patients of all ages.

How does the disposable design benefit emergency response?

It minimises cross-contamination risks and eliminates the need for clean-up, allowing responders to stay focused on patient care.

Is it reusable?

No, the Aero BVM is single-use to ensure hygiene and safety, but it is built for dependable performance during critical moments.

The Pneumeric Capnospot Decompression Indicator revolutionises tension pneumothorax treatment with immediate visual confirmation of successful needle placement. This innovative device transforms a traditionally subjective procedure into an objective, visually-confirmed intervention—critical in noisy or high-stress pre-hospital environments.

Capnospot attaches to any standard decompression needle using a universal luer lock fitting. Upon correct placement, its colorimetric indicator paper changes from dark blue to bright yellow within seconds in the presence of CO₂, offering instant, objective confirmation of successful decompression.

TGA-approved and developed at a leading healthcare institution, the Capnospot addresses the challenge of confirming thoracostomy success in environments where auditory cues are unreliable.

Features

• Immediate visual feedback of successful decompression within seconds
• Universal luer lock fitting compatible with all standard decompression needles
• Distinct blue-to-yellow colour change for clear binary confirmation
• Lightweight, portable design—perfect for field use
• Highly effective in high-noise or chaotic environments
• Backed by clinical data—demonstrates improved accuracy vs clinical judgment alone
• TGA-approved for clinical use across Australia

FAQs

What is the benefit of using Capnospot over traditional methods?

Traditional methods rely on auditory cues like the "hiss" of escaping air, which are often inaudible in noisy environments. Capnospot provides clear visual confirmation, improving decompression success rates in life-threatening situations.

Which medical providers would benefit most from the Capnospot?

Paramedics, combat medics, air medical crews, tactical teams, and emergency physicians operating in field or austere environments.

Is the Capnospot compatible with my existing decompression needles?

Yes, Capnospot features a universal luer lock fitting that attaches to all standard decompression needles.

Is the Capnospot reusable?

No, the Capnospot is a single-use device and should be discarded after use in accordance with local medical waste protocols.

Does it work in low-light or tactical settings?

Yes, the blue-to-yellow colour change is highly visible in low-light environments, ensuring usability in night operations or poorly lit conditions.