SEBS Resuscitator

SEBS resuscitator is a manual, self-inflating bag-valve-mask (BVM) device made from Styrene-Ethylene-Butylene-Styrene (SEBS), a thermoplastic elastomer known for its softness, durability, and biocompatibility. Medical professionals use it to deliver positive pressure ventilation to patients who are not breathing or are experiencing respiratory failure. Its non-toxic and latex-free construction makes it ideal for safe use in a wide range of emergency and clinical settings.

The SEBS resuscitator includes three main components: a squeezable bag, a patient valve, and a clear face mask. The bag is easy to grip and compress, even with gloved or wet hands. As the user compresses the bag, it pushes air or oxygen through the one-way valve into the patient’s lungs. The self-inflating design eliminates the need for an external gas source to reinflate, making the device effective in both pre-hospital and hospital environments.

Thanks to the flexibility of SEBS material, the resuscitator maintains its shape over repeated use while offering a comfortable feel and better handling. Its transparency allows caregivers to observe the valve function and patient response during ventilation. Most models come with oxygen reservoirs and ports for connection to oxygen supplies, enabling enriched oxygen delivery when needed.

Greetmed typically offer SEBS resuscitators in adult, pediatric, and infant sizes, each tailored to deliver the correct tidal volume. Many models include a pressure-limiting valve, especially in pediatric versions, to help prevent lung injury caused by overinflation.

SEBS resuscitators are designed for single-patient use to reduce the risk of cross-contamination. After use, caregivers can dispose of the entire unit in accordance with medical waste protocols, ensuring hygienic handling and safety.

SEBS resuscitator provides a reliable, latex-free solution for manual ventilation. Its durable construction, ergonomic design, and compatibility with advanced airway accessories make it an essential tool in resuscitation and emergency respiratory care.