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SKU: PBVM-G

Type: Airway Device

Vendor: MicroBVM Systems LTD.

Pocket BVM with O2 Tubing

Name: Pocket BVM with O2 Tubing
Brand: MicroBVM Systems LTD.
SKU: PBVM-G
Price: 79.95 USD
Availability: InStock

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Weight: 450 g (15.9 oz) — resuscitator, mask, and case; plus 2 m oxygen supply line Size: Case: 134 mm × 63 mm (5.3 in. diameter × 2.5 in. high). Deployed: 217 mm × 121 mm (8.5 in. long × 4.7 in. diameter). Brand: MicroBVM Systems LTD.

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

MicroBVM Systems LTD. · Collapsible Resuscitator

Pocket BVM with O₂ Tubing

The self-contained configuration of the Micro BVM collapsible resuscitator: a full 1,600 mL adult bag-valve-mask, transparent face mask, patient valve and 2,600 mL oxygen reservoir, plus a 2 m oxygen supply line — all inside the same 134 × 63 mm rigid twist-top case. The line that usually lives somewhere else travels with the bag. NSN 6515-01-593-4841.

1,600 mL adult bag2 m O₂ line included134 × 63 mm caseNSN 6515-01-593-4841

The reservoir only earns its keep when flow is connected, and the supply line is the component that goes missing — this configuration removes that failure mode by packing it in the case.

What's Included

One case, one part number. Tap for the manufacturer's packing list.

VIEW ▾What's Included — P/N MBVM003xp / PBVM-G

1× Resuscitator bag — clear medical-grade silicone, 1,600 mL
1× Transparent adult face mask
1× Patient valve
1× Oxygen reservoir bag, 2,600 mL
1× Oxygen supply line, 2 m (6 ft 6 in.) — the component that distinguishes this configuration from the Compact
Oxygen drive lines — listed in the manufacturer packing list without a stated quantity, and not separately specified. Confirm with MicroBVM Systems what this line item covers.
1× Rigid twist-top carry case, 134 mm diameter × 63 mm high
Single-patient use. Component mass: resuscitator 273 g, case 90 g, mask 87 g — 450 g (15.9 oz) total excluding the O₂ line; shipping weight 18 oz.

▾Specifications

Pocket BVM with O₂ Tubing — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	MicroBVM Systems LTD. (Micro BVM)
Manufacturer P/N	MBVM003xp / PBVM-G
NSN	6515-01-593-4841
NATO reference	3590A
Patient population	Adult — the manufacturer rates the device for body mass over 40 kg (88 lb). It is not a paediatric resuscitator; stock a paediatric-sized bag separately if your response profile includes children.
Resuscitator bag volume	1,600 mL — the capacity of the bag, not a delivered volume
Delivered stroke volume	500–600 mL on a one-handed compression, per the manufacturer
Oxygen reservoir volume	2,600 mL — the reservoir capacity, not a delivered volume
Oxygen supply line	2 m (6 ft 6 in.), included and packed inside the case
Delivered FiO₂	Manufacturer testing: 55% at 2 L/min rising to 100% at 8 L/min. Separately, standard prehospital practice for BVM ventilation with a reservoir is 15 L/min, which keeps the reservoir inflated between compressions — that figure is practice, not a manufacturer specification.
Bag colour	Clear / translucent silicone
Case dimensions	134 mm diameter × 63 mm high (5.3 in. × 2.5 in.)
Deployed dimensions	217 mm long × 121 mm diameter (8.5 in. × 4.7 in.)
Component mass	Resuscitator 273 g · case 90 g · mask 87 g · total 450 g (15.9 oz), excluding the O₂ line
Shipping weight	18 oz
Dead space	Under 6 mL
Inspiratory resistance	−4.5 cm H₂O
Expiratory resistance	3.4 cm H₂O
Patient connector	22 mm male outside / 15 mm female inside (ANSI/ISO)
Expiratory connector	30 mm male — accepts standard PEEP valves
Gas inlet connection	15 mm length × 6 mm O.D.
Operating temperature	−18 °C to +50 °C (0 °F to +122 °F)
Standard	EN ISO 10651-4:2002
Reuse	Single-patient use. It can be refolded into the case for training repetitions, but a device used on a patient should not be returned to service.
Country of origin	Israel
CoTCCC status	Not CoTCCC-recommended, and no bag-valve-mask is. CoTCCC does not publish brand-specific recommendations for BVM resuscitators the way it does for tourniquets and hemostatic dressings. What is verifiable here is the assigned NSN, the NATO reference and manufacture to EN ISO 10651-4:2002.

Three numbers get conflated on collapsible BVM listings, so keep them separate: 1,600 mL is the bag capacity, 500–600 mL is what reaches the patient on a one-handed compression, and 2,600 mL is the oxygen reservoir. Only the middle figure is a delivered volume.

▾Who Carries It

EMS and fire carrying a complete backup airway module in one container, so a second-bag scenario does not become a tubing hunt · Flight and critical-care transport, where the cylinder is already aboard and this is the configuration that connects to it without unpacking a second bag · Military and SOF medics, NSN-assigned with a NATO reference and packed to survive an aid bag · Industrial, remote and maritime oxygen stations, staged beside the cylinder so the oxygen setup is one item rather than three.

Bag-valve-mask ventilation is a trained skill within the scope of most prehospital providers, but positive-pressure ventilation only works through a patent airway — an adjunct and correct positioning are part of the same intervention. Refolding the device into its case takes practice; do it in training before you need to do it on a clock. If the reservoir collapses on each squeeze, oxygen flow is too low.

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Sourced direct from the manufacturer or an authorized master distributor. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specification	Value
Weight	450 g (15.9 oz) — resuscitator, mask, and case; plus 2 m oxygen supply line
Dimensions	Case: 134 mm × 63 mm (5.3 in. diameter × 2.5 in. high). Deployed: 217 mm × 121 mm (8.5 in. long × 4.7 in. diameter).

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the difference between this and the standard Pocket BVM?

One component. This configuration packs a 2 m (6 ft 6 in.) oxygen supply line inside the same case. It also carries its own NSN (6515-01-593-4841 vs 6515-01-590-8909) and NATO reference 3590A. The resuscitator, mask, patient valve, reservoir bag, and case dimensions are identical, and both carry the same performance specifications.

How long is the oxygen supply line?

2 m (6 ft 6 in.) per the manufacturer. That reaches a cylinder carried in the same bag, slung on a shoulder strap, or set beside the patient. It is not intended to reach a wall outlet across a room.

What oxygen flow rate should I run?

Manufacturer testing shows 55% delivered oxygen at 2 L/min and 100% at 8 L/min. Standard prehospital practice for BVM ventilation with a reservoir is 15 L/min, which keeps the reservoir bag inflated between compressions. If the reservoir collapses on each squeeze, flow is too low.

Is 1,600 mL the volume delivered to the patient?

No. 1,600 mL is the capacity of the resuscitator bag. Delivered stroke volume with a one-handed compression is 500-600 mL, which is the adult tidal volume range targeted by current resuscitation guidance. The 2,600 mL figure is the oxygen reservoir bag, not a delivered volume.

Can it be reused?

No. It is designed and labeled by the manufacturer for single-patient use. It can be refolded into the case for training repetitions, but a device used on a patient should not be returned to service.

Will it take a PEEP valve?

Yes. The 30 mm male expiratory connector accepts standard PEEP valves. The patient connector is 22 mm male outside / 15 mm female inside, per ANSI/ISO.

Pocket BVM with O2 Tubing

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Can it be reused?

Will it take a PEEP valve?

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