Felipe shares his experience with Sotair® and how training can help emergency personnel improve manual ventilation technique and reduce risk during critical moments.
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“Why have we not used this before?”
Lieutenant Ryan Lavender from Hoover Fire Department shares how Sotair® helps providers reset during stressful manual ventilation.
Slow it down. Take your time. Slow breaths.
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Chief Mike Antonucci said it best: “You gotta try this thing.”
SafeBVM is proud to join CFED 2026 with Sotair and SotairIQ — flow-control technology paired with advanced training for manual ventilation.
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EMS Lt. Ryan Lavender of Hoover Fire Department explains why Sotair® is practical for EMS: easy to train, easy to understand, and easy to use in the field.
Watch the full video on the SafeBVM YouTube channel.
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Achieve a perfect seal with less pressure by rolling and lifting the jaw. Proper technique ensures a secure fit. It's all about the subtle adjustments for maximum effectiveness. #CPR#FirstAidTips#MedicalTraining
Are your tools practical in EMS chaos?
High-acuity EMS calls are loud, stressful, and distracting.
In real EMS resuscitation, manual ventilation tools need to be simple.
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How were you taught to ventilate when you first entered EMS?
EMS Lt. Ryan Lavender from Hoover Fire Department reflects on what he was taught early in his career — and how that thinking has changed.
Were you taught that faster breathing was better?
High-stress calls can make BVM ventilation too fast and aggressive.
EMS Lt. Ryan Lavender, Hoover Fire Department, explains why training, feedback, and control matter.
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In this NAEMSP Florida Chapter discussion, Dr. Peter Antevy speaks with Dr. Mark Brady about flow control, pressure, and a key reality in medtech: human data takes time. Since then, anesthesia data was presented at ERC Resuscitation 2025. #MedicalDevice#Anesthesia#sotair
Dr. Mark Brady: overinflation remains a problem in manual ventilation. In his study of 200 EMS providers, experience and confidence were inversely correlated with performance. He describes Sotair® as a potential solution, including in decreased compliance states
Bag-valve ventilation is often undertaught and undertrained, leading to critical errors like over-squeezing and poor seals. Proper technique and training are vital for effective resuscitation. #EMS#Resuscitation
James O. Page Award recipient Chad Massie of Rhodes State says SotairIQ™ has helped him learn to ventilate better and continue that work with his students.
Training that builds consistency matters. #SotairIQ#EMS#EMSEducation#ManualVentilation
Even with decreased compliance, the Sotair® flow-controlled device still showed a safer profile than bagging without it on pressure and tidal volume.
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Squeezing manual resuscitation bags too hard is a common problem. The Sotair® valve by prevents excessive force, helping to optimize breath delivery and lowering peak airway pressures. A simple fix for a critical issue. #MedicalDevices#EMS#resuscitation
David Pecora shares why he's attended 3 Mastering Manual Ventilation workshops. Each time, he learns something new from expert educators presenting in different formats, with clear examples of past errors and practical improvement tips. #ManualVentilation#EMSeducation
Dr. Brady explains how Sotair® improved both peak inspiratory pressure and tidal volume delivery in manual ventilation, even in states of decreased lung compliance. #MedicalDevices#Sotair#EMS
Skepticism meets appreciation with new medical innovations. Experienced providers initially cautious about Sotair® now ask, "Why wasn't this available sooner?" It guides better ventilation in real-time. #MedTech#Innovation#Healthcare
Dr. Alejandro Gomez Alvarez shares why the Sotair® flow control device stands out: it supports slow, controlled breaths, helps prevent overly rapid ventilation. In his view, every manual resuscitator should have it. #Sotair#SafeBVM#EMS#ManualVentilation