WNL ProductsPracti-CRdM Wrist Band CPR Rate/Depth Feedback Device

I don't like that it's almost $45, but it's a lot cheaper than buying all new mannequins. I have two and have had no problems. I will be purchasing two more shortly. It takes too long to fumble strapping on the clumsy band so I am adding Velcro to my straps so students can easily swap and share.

Fits well but hard to get student to follow the device information.

I like the idea behind this watch especially working in a clinic where so many “new to healthcare” medical assistants work. So I tried this out first…. The watch was fully charged and before teaching the recertification class for my office… I tested it using a CPR dummy. I followed instructions and began chest compressions to which the watch just stayed blank.One of my coworkers came in and attempted using the watch just yo try and she said it was registering only one out of four of her compressions even though tbe dummy was making the recoil noise that indicates correct depth of compressions. A few other coworkers tried it and it either didn’t register or didn’t accurately indicate correct compressions.Now I feel dumb for buying this.

Best on the market , my students enjoy.

Had to return the item, the compression depth measurement is not accurate (no matter which hand you put it on). I'm an ACLS instructor and need the device to be as precise as possible for it to be used properly.