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FOR THE MOMENT IT COUNTS
★★★★★ Excellent 4.9┃2,500+

The Backup for the Moment the Heimlich Cannot Help

For when you are alone, when it is a small child, or when you freeze. It pulls the object out with suction, instead of pushing it up with force.

  • ✓Works when you are alone, with no second person needed
  • ✓Uses suction, not force, so no strength is required
  • ✓Three simple steps: place, push, pull
  • ✓Made for ages 1 and up
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✓ Comes with a practice mask, so your first time is not the emergency
✓ Free replacement for life if you ever use it in a real emergency
90DAY
Try it risk-free for 90 days. If it is not for you, send it back for a full refund.
Can I use it on myself if I am alone?
Yes. Because it pulls from above, one person can use it, even on themselves.
Will I remember it in a panic?
It is three steps: place, push, pull. The practice mask lets you learn it calm, tonight.
Is it safe for a small child?
It is made for ages 1 and up, using gentle suction, not a hard thrust.
Does it replace the Heimlich or 911?
No. Call 911 and do back blows first. This is the backup for when those are not working.
Is it hard to use?
There is nothing to assemble. Place it over the mouth and nose, push down, pull up.
What is in the kit?
The device, an adult mask, a child mask, a practice mask, and a compact case.
What if I never use it?
That is the goal. It waits in the drawer like a fire extinguisher.
Lauren M. | 33 ★★★★★
"It came with a practice mask, so I tried it the night it arrived. I felt silly doing it. Two weeks later my toddler choked on a grape and I was not fumbling. My hands already knew what to do"
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Why Families Keep One Within Reach

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The only adult at the table
★★★★★
"My husband travels most weeks, so dinner is usually just me and my daughter. I used to hold my breath every time she ate. Now there is something in the drawer I could actually use on my own, without waiting for anyone."
Rachel T. | 31✔ Verified Customer
Home alone when it happened
★★★★★
"A pill went down the wrong way while I was by myself. You cannot give yourself the Heimlich, and I live alone. Having something I could use on my own, right there in the kitchen, is the reason I am not scared to eat by myself now."
Paul R. | 61✔ Verified Customer
For my dad, who lives alone
★★★★★
"My dad is 78 and lives by himself. Back blows are hard on him, and there is no one there if something happens. This was the one thing he could keep by his chair and use himself. I sleep better knowing it is there."
Steph M. | 46✔ Verified Customer

Why a Backup Belongs in the Kitchen

Choking is a leading cause of accidental death, and the leading cause of death for children ages 1 to 3. It is fast, and often silent. An ambulance takes minutes. The brain has less time than that. A backup lives in the drawer for that gap.

1+Made for ages 1 and up, the peak choking years
3Steps to use it: place, push, pull
2024The year the Red Cross added a suction backup
0Batteries, and no expiry on the device

Watch It Work

Seeing the suction pull an object out is the point. Demo videos to be added before launch.

The suction, up close
Watch it pull a stuck object up and out.
Using it on yourself
One person, alone, no help in the room.
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The three steps
Place, push, pull, start to finish.
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The practice mask
How you learn it calm, before you need it.

Force Pushes Up. Suction Pulls Out.

The problem with force
The Usual Way
The Heimlich and back blows work by force. They squeeze air up to shove the object out. That needs a strong second person, a body that can take the hit, and calm hands.
How suction solves it
The SecondsClear Way
You place it over the mouth and nose, push down, and pull up. The suction pulls the object out from above. No force on the body. No second person needed.

Take away the second person, the strength, or the calm, and force can fail. Suction does not depend on any of the three.

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The Three Moments It Was Made For

The exact gaps the usual method leaves. A backup only matters if it covers them.

WHEN YOU ARE ALONE
No One to Call
  • You cannot do the Heimlich on yourself
  • Suction lets one person act alone
  • The fear people carry the most
You cannot do the Heimlich on yourself. I found that out years ago and never forgot it. This is the first thing that has made me feel safe eating alone in my own house.
Karen H. | 63✔ Verified Customer
WHEN IT IS A CHILD
Too Small for a Thrust
  • Hard thrusts are unsafe on a small child
  • Made for ages 1 and up
  • Gentle suction, not force
My two year old grabs and stuffs food faster than I can react. Grapes, hot dogs, the half second I turn to grab a napkin. I still cut everything small, but now I am not empty handed.
Brittany L. | 30✔ Verified Customer
WHEN YOU FREEZE
Simple Anyway
  • Most people freeze, even ones who saved a life
  • Three steps: place, push, pull
  • Nothing to assemble
The first time my son really choked, I froze. Everyone thinks they would act. I just stood there. I am not leaving it to memory again. It is three steps and I have practiced them.
Jessica P. | 34✔ Verified Customer

The SecondsClear Advantage

What a suction backup does that force alone cannot.

You Can Use It on Yourself
It pulls from above, so one person can use it alone, even on themselves. That is the whole point of a backup.
No Strength or Second Person
It does not rely on a strong rescuer or a hard thrust. The suction does the work.
Made for Ages 1 and Up
Built for the peak choking years, when a hard thrust is unsafe on a small child. Not for infants under 1.
A Practice Mask Is Included
Try it once tonight, calm, on yourself. Then your hands know what to do before you ever need them.
No Batteries, No Expiry
Reusable, with nothing to charge and nothing to expire. It waits in the drawer, ready.

How SecondsClear Works

You place it over the mouth and nose, push down, and pull up. As you pull, the suction lifts the object out from above, instead of forcing it up from below.

What suction does that force cannot:

  • The usual method: needs a strong second person, a body that can take a thrust, and calm hands.
  • SecondsClear: works alone, works on the frail and the small, and stays simple while you panic.
★★★★★
"The back blows were not working and I was starting to panic. I reached for this, pulled up, and the piece of apple came right out. I still think about how close that was."
Amanda R. | 36
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Three Steps. Place, Push, Pull.

1. Place
Set the mask over the mouth and nose, so it seals. Use the adult or child mask.
2. Push
Press the device down gently. This sets the seal, so the suction has something to pull against.
3. Pull
Pull straight up in one firm motion. The suction lifts the object out. Repeat if you need to.
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What Owners Say

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The anxiety is the thing it fixed
★★★★★
I hope I never touch it. That is exactly why I bought it. The knot I used to feel in my stomach every time my kids ate is just gone.
Megan C. | 32✔ Verified Customer
One in the kitchen, one in the car
★★★★★
It is not cheap, but it is a lot cheaper than the thing I was afraid of. We keep one where we eat and one in the car, so it is always close, not in a closet somewhere down the hall.
Tom H. | 41✔ Verified Customer
The practice mask is what sold me
★★★★★
I always worried I would freeze and forget how to use something in the moment. Practicing it once, calm, on the mask, made it feel like I actually could. That is worth a lot to me.
Amara D. | 35✔ Verified Customer

Force vs Suction, Side by Side

First line is always back blows and calling 911. This is what a suction backup adds.

SecondsClear
Force alone
Use it on yourself, alone
✓Yes
✕Very hard
Works without a second person
✓Yes
✕Needs one
Made for a small child, ages 1+
✓Yes
✕Thrusts risky
No hard force on the body
✓Yes
✕Relies on force
Simple while panicking
✓Place, push, pull
✕Easy to freeze
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90DAY

Try It With Zero Risk

You hope you never use it. That is the point, so we make it easy to try. If it is not for you, send it back within 90 days for a full refund.

And if you ever use it in a real emergency, we replace it free, for life.

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90-Day Money-Back Guarantee
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Free Replacement If You Use It
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Made Simple for Ages 1 and Up

How to Use It the Right Way

A backup only helps if you use it in the right order.
DO
✓Call 911 first, the moment you see a real choke
✓Do back blows and abdominal thrusts first, as taught
✓Reach for SecondsClear when those are not working
✓Practice with the practice mask before you need it
✓Keep one where you eat, and one in the car
DON'T
✕Use it instead of calling 911 or doing back blows
✕Use it on a baby under 1 year old
✕Wait until the emergency to learn it
✕Keep only one, somewhere you cannot reach fast

Answers to Your Questions

Does it actually work, or is it a toy?
It works by suction, not by force, and you can feel it work with your own hands using the practice mask. It is the backup for when back blows and calling 911 are not clearing the airway, not a replacement for them.
How do I know this is not one of the cheap fakes people warn about?
That is a fair question for any choking device, so do not take our word for it. Try it on the practice mask the day it arrives and watch the suction lift an object up yourself. We back it with a 90 day refund, and we are clear that it is a second step, used after back blows and calling 911.
Can I use it on myself, alone?
Yes. It pulls the object out from above, so one person can use it, even on themselves.
Will I be able to use it while panicking?
It is three steps: place, push, pull. The practice mask lets you learn the seal calm, tonight, so your hands already know it. That is the whole reason the practice mask is in the box.
In a real panic, could I even find it in time?
Only if it is close. Keep it where you eat, not in a closet down the hall. Most families keep one in the kitchen and one in the car, so it is already within reach and no one has to run for it.
If paramedics do not carry these, why should I?
Paramedics do not carry EpiPens either. They can do more directly with the training and tools they have. That says nothing about whether you should keep one at home for the minutes before they arrive. This is for you, in your kitchen, in those first seconds.
Could it hurt them when I use it?
It uses gentle suction, not a hard thrust, so there is no heavy force on the body. It is made for ages 1 and up. Follow the steps in the kit, and practice with the mask first so your hands are steady.
What about my baby?
It is made for ages 1 and up, the peak choking years. Please do not use it on an infant under 1.
Is it FDA approved?
We do not claim FDA authorization, and you should be wary of anyone who fakes one. In 2024 the Red Cross added suction devices as a second-line backup. Call 911 and do back blows first.
I know the Heimlich. Why do I need this?
Keep it as your first line. But it has gaps: when you are alone, when it is a small child, or when you freeze. This covers those.
What is your guarantee?
Try it for 90 days for a full refund if it is not for you. Use it in a real emergency, and we replace it free, for life.
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Keep One Where Your Family Eats

You hope you never touch it. You will be glad it is there the one time you do.

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A Backup for the Moment It Counts
When you are alone, when it is a small child, or when you freeze.
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Simple Enough to Use in a Panic
Three steps: place, push, pull. Practice it once tonight.
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Peace of Mind in the Drawer
The anxiety you feel every time they eat, finally quiet.
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Most families order more than one. One for the kitchen, one for the car, one for a parent who lives alone.
Risk-free for 90 days, with free replacement for life if you ever use it. Always call 911 and do back blows and abdominal thrusts first. This is a second-line backup for ages 1 and up, not a replacement for the Heimlich or CPR.