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Laerdal Speedblocks Head Immobilizer
Laerdal SpeedBlocks Head Immobilizer is designed for durability and performance, but at a disposable price! Speedblocks offer a simple four-step process for application, a unique multi-axis block system to accommodate all head shapes and injury positions while having direct access to patients ears for better communication and inspection.
- Reusable head blocks snap into place without using Velcro; blocks will not float away!
- SpeedBlocks provide excellent patient stability and can be re-adjusted with little risk of moving head.
- Contoured reusable head blocks slide and lock for quick and easy application.
- Unique multi-axis block system accommodates all head types and injury positions.
- Fits patients 2 years and up.
- Features replaceable head straps and foam pads on blocks and base.
- Includes: 1 Block Set, 1 Universal Base, 1 Strap and Pad Replacement Set
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SKU: 736L
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Product Reviews - 5/5 from 2 reviews Write A Review
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    5 out of 5 stars
by Marcie
on May 3rd 2010
Laerdal Speedblocks Head Immobilizer
Length of ownership: 1 month-1 year
Pros: Bought these to replace velcro imobilizers for our lakefront facility. Takes a bit of practice to get use to them since we had only used the foam velcro before. But now I prefer these over the other types any day. Great for an outdoor facility cause you don't have to worry about sand, grass, etc. getting in the velcro and messing it up. Also, once they're on, they're on - you don't have to worry about them floating up. Very secure head hold.
Cons: Wouldn't say it's a con, but I would hold an inservice when you first get them so guards can get use to them.
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    5 out of 5 stars
by Lori D
on March 19th 2009
Laerdal Speedblocks Head Immobilizer
Length of ownership: 1 month-1 year
Pros: The City of Tallahassee Aquatics Unit has made the switch from the "pop-on" head immobilizers to these "speed block" immobilizers. We are very pleased with their performance and the stabilization they provide.
Cons: Not really a con, but staff has trained for years with the pop-on immobilizers, so this change was met with some resistance, however, we spent an entire in-service to get staff comfortable with the new system. They are slowly coming around and agree that the speed blocks do a better job of immobilizing the head.
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