Choking readiness check
Review 15 prevention, first-aid and product preparation topics. Check your answers and download illustrated take-home notes.
Start the readiness check →Download Fitiger choking-readiness checklists, school and eldercare toolkits, procurement guides, and scientific evidence briefs. Each resource supports planning and documentation; it does not replace CPR training, standard choking first aid, emergency services, medical advice, or local requirements.
Use these focused resources to review your household preparation, find visual learning sheets and understand what simulated-use observations can show.
Review 15 prevention, first-aid and product preparation topics. Check your answers and download illustrated take-home notes.
Start the readiness check →
Explore six illustrated learning sheets, with printable downloads, source notes and clear educational reuse terms.
Browse the illustration library →
Read the EasyPumpVac public summary and watch three real recordings of simulated use, with the evidence limits explained.
Explore the observations →These silent educational overviews use original-speed excerpts from Fitiger's public How It Works footage. Each has English on-screen captions and a full text transcript below. They are not complete first-aid courses or evidence of clinical effectiveness. Standard first aid comes first; follow the current instructions for your model.
Read the model instructions, check components and prepare the kit for storage.
Download MP4START HERE
Read the current instructions for your exact model. Identify the parts and their intended uses.
PUBLIC FITIGER FOOTAGE
Check your model's packing list.
CHECK
Check for visible damage and follow any specified mask or leak-check procedure. Appearance alone does not prove a seal.
RESOLVE
Do not use a damaged part or a loose connection. Follow the instructions and contact product support about replacement.
PRACTICE
Follow the permitted practice method. Keep training and rescue parts identifiable; do not practice suction on healthy people.
RESTORE
Store with instructions as labeled. Replace used single-use masks. Tell adult caregivers where the kit is kept.
IN AN EMERGENCY
Call 911 in the U.S. and begin the appropriate established response. Do not delay care to retrieve or assemble a device.
Review storage, caregiver handoffs and the replacement of masks used during practice.
Download MP4HOUSEHOLD PREPARATION
Use a fixed, marked location that adult caregivers can reach quickly. Follow the product storage instructions.
PUBLIC FITIGER FOOTAGE
Check the matching model instructions.
LOCATION
Consider the usual eating area if labeled storage conditions allow. Avoid blocked access or a location only one person knows.
PROTECTION
Protect the kit from damage and keep it out of children's reach. Follow the labeled storage conditions and keep the instructions with it.
HANDOFF
Point out the location, the exact model, the current instructions and the plan for calling emergency services.
AFTER PRACTICE
Replace masks used during practice with suitable unused masks. Restore required components and follow the model's maintenance and replacement instructions.
LEARN THE RESPONSE
Arrange recognized hands-on first-aid training. A device and a video do not replace emergency skills or medical care.
See original-speed manikin excerpts with the evidence limits and model restrictions explained.
Download MP4BEFORE THE DEMONSTRATION
For severe choking, call 911 in the U.S. while the appropriate standard first-aid response begins.
DEVICE CONTEXT
FDA: a possible second option after standard protocols fail. AHA: evidence is insufficient to recommend suction-based devices.
FOLDPUMPVAC
Original-speed excerpt, not full instructions or clinical outcome evidence.
EASYPUMPVAC
Original-speed excerpt. Follow the instructions for this model.
WHAT TO CHECK
FAC01 and FAC02: patient age 1 year or older; operator 18 or older. Review fit, assembly, seal, positioning and post-use requirements.
BEFORE AN EMERGENCY
Use the permitted training setup. Never practice suction on a healthy person. A manikin demonstration does not prove clinical effectiveness.
NEXT STEP
Visit How It Works for public tutorials. Keep the current model instructions with your kit and learn hands-on first aid.
