CPR Masks & Shields

Custom CPR Masks and Shields for Training Programs and Safety Compliance

CPR certification instructors hand out a barrier device at course completion because a trained responder without a mask in reach is a trained responder who hesitates. Workplace safety officers stock them alongside AED units and in vehicle glove boxes. Community CPR drives and bystander-training initiatives use branded keychain masks as both a practical tool and a reminder to act.

Items include pocket CPR masks with one-way valves, face shields in woven keychain pouches, barrier masks in hard-case keychain holders, and compact resuscitator kits. Formats are designed to attach to a keyring, a lanyard, or a bag zipper so the device is always within reach. Custom-logo imprint is available on pouch covers and hard cases.

Common Questions About CPR Masks and Shields

What is the difference between a CPR mask and a face shield?
A CPR mask is a rigid or semi-rigid device that covers the mouth and nose with a one-way valve. A face shield is a flat barrier that unfolds over the face. Masks provide a better seal; shields are thinner and easier to carry on a keychain.

Are these suitable for actual emergency use or just training?
Both. Keychain masks and pocket resuscitators in this collection include one-way valves and are designed for real emergency use. They also serve as training completion handouts so the student leaves with a usable device.

Where do workplace safety managers typically place CPR masks?
Common placements include AED cabinets, vehicle glove compartments, reception desks, security stations, and first aid kits. The keychain format ensures individual responders carry their own.

Can I imprint a training program name on the mask case?
Yes. Pouch covers and hard-shell keychain cases accept custom imprint, including your organization name, a phone number, and a short awareness line. Call 800.378.6376 for samples and to discuss your training class quantities.