The Kemp USA CPR Training Valves offer a practical alternative to replacing entire CPR mask valve assemblies during training sessions. Because they are built for training rather than live rescue, they deliver the same educational value at a lower cost per student. Individually wrapped valves let instructors hold hygiene standards without buying complete mask systems, which suits high-volume training programs, EMS academies, and first aid certification courses where students practice repeatedly.

Each order supplies fifty valves, packaged as five sealed packs of ten. Every valve inside is individually wrapped in plastic, so a student receives a fresh piece at the manikin and unopened packs stay sanitary in storage between classes. Fifty is sized to run several certification sessions before a reorder, which suits a training center working from a set course calendar.

Yes. The valves use a standard 22mm outside diameter compatible with adult, child, and infant CPR masks, so a training program does not need separate valve types for different age-specific manikins or practice scenarios. Whether teaching infant technique on a baby manikin or adult rescue breathing on a full-size trainer, the same valve works across all sizes, which simplifies inventory for training coordinators and EMS instructors.

The breathing filter in each valve is engineered to mimic the resistance and airflow characteristics of actual patient breathing during a rescue. That simulation helps trainees develop correct breath delivery including volume, pressure, and timing. Unlike basic training valves that simply allow air passage, this filter provides tactile feedback that prepares students for the physical sensation of real CPR administration, which makes the training more effective.

The valves are single-use disposable items, designed that way to hold hygiene standards and prevent cross contamination between trainees. Each valve is individually wrapped for cleanliness. While some training equipment can be sanitized, these valves are intentionally disposable to remove any risk of pathogen transmission during practice sessions, which matters in medical training programs, healthcare facilities, and certification courses where infection control protocols govern.