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I keep one in my small restaurant's kitchen. Staff are trained on it—just in case. While not a medical device, it's an extra layer of preparedness. The compact size stores easily.

We keep one at our community center where many seniors gather for meals. It's much easier for untrained helpers to use than traditional methods. A practical precaution for group settings.

My elderly parents live independently. My biggest fear was them choking while alone. I gave them a Neslemy and we practiced together. Mom said it was straightforward—the best safety gift I could give.

Since getting dentures, I choke more easily. My daughter bought this for me. It's compact and easy to store. After watching the tutorial, I feel confident I could use it myself. It brings real independence.

From a medical perspective, the design is clever. It provides direct, critical intervention within the rescue window, especially for those living alone or with limited mobility. I recommend it to all senior households.

With a 3-year-old and a 5-year-old, mealtime always brings anxiety. This device includes child-sized masks—very thoughtful. Hope we never use it, but it's essential to have.