Defib4Life is proud to be an official HeartHero Elliot supplier! Find out more about what this means and why we're so excited to get our hands on this device in our blog.
Read our blog to find out why a member of our team decided that having a defibrillator at home would offer her and her family added peace of mind.
Many organisations, workplaces and communities buy and display a defibrillator but have no idea how to maintain it. A common misconception is that, once the pads or battery expire, the defibrillator can no longer be used but this isn't true. Read our blog to find out more about when your pads or battery need to be replaced and when they don't.
The BS8599-1 workplace first aid standard has recently been updated which means many workplaces need to reconsider their first aid provision, the equipment they have available and how accessible the equipment is in an emergency. This new provision is more than just a box ticking exercise so being aware of the changes and how they impact your organisation is essential.
For anyone who travels frequently, whether it's for work or pleasure, having a defibrillator with you in the car can make all the difference in an emergency. Learn more about the best AEDs for use in the car by reading this blog.
It's common to see defibrillators when you're out and about at work or in the community but did you know that you can keep an AED at home in case of an emergency.
Read more about a local story in which someone's life was saved thanks to a defibrillator being nearby and bystanders acting quickly.
We're seeing more and more defibrillators arrive as part of our recycling service that don't actually need to be recycled! Read our blog to find out more about how to know when you should recycle your defibrillator and when you can continue to use it.
Read this incredible story shared by one of our Defib4Life customers about how a defibrillator purchased for family safety was used to potentially save the life of a stranger within hours of it being delivered.
