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Be prepared for an emergency medical trauma, as every second counts.

Reducing preventable deaths is crucial and being prepared for incidents such as sudden cardiac arrests (SCA) and haemorrhages can in fact be immediately treated. When a SCA incident happens, it will be silent, sudden, and almost always deadly. During SCA, the heart enters a chaotic rhythm preventing blood flow to vital organs, causing the heart to stop, and the person to collapse, lose consciousness and stops breathing or not breathing normally.

With more than eight in ten SCA cases happening outside of medical environments and the average ambulance response time being eight to ten minutes in the UK, it's a necessity to have public access to Defibrillators. For every minute that passes without defibrillation decreases the chances of survival by 10%.

Don't be part of the 52% of businesses that have never bought, nor considered buying a defibrillator, let alone other important first responder solutions as well.

Download your FREE copy of our Guide to Reducing Preventable Deaths
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Around the world, more than seven million people suffer from a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) every year with no warning. Only 5-10% of these people survive.

Having essential first responder solutions such as Defibrillators along with First Aid, Trauma, Bleed Control is all essential towards helping to reduce preventable deaths and improve patient outcomes.

Make sure your workplace or community has access to defibrillators and other first responder treatment aids, whilst ensuring individuals are trained to use these effectively by downloading our helpful guide that covers the following:

  • The causes, the signs and impact of SCA.
  • How to perform CPR and use a defibrillator.
  • Why you should have a defibrillator in your workplace, where they should be located and how they can be maintained.
  • Introducing you to our portable and mobile trauma solutions.
  • How to perform a risk assessment.
  • Certificated defibrillator and CPR training courses.

For more vital information on how to save someone's life, fill in the form above to download our free "How To Save A Life" guide.