Buying a defibrillator protects your community or workplace when sudden cardiac arrest strikes. However, did you know that it needs to be regularly maintained to ensure it works when it's needed in an emergency? Read our blog to find out more.
We’re delighted to announce that Defib4Life has been shortlisted for the Small Business of the Year award at the East Midlands Chamber Awards 2025! We have gone from strength to strength over the last year and this recognition highlights this and our commitment to our mission of ensuring that life-saving equipment is available and accessible across community settings.
Do you know how quickly you should provide compressions when it comes to providing CPR? The famous Bee Gees song Stayin' Alive could help.
High profile cases have recently highlighted the need for a fast response and the need for lifesaving equipment at football clubs so that players can be saved in the event of a sudden cardiac arrest.
The Defib4Life team had a great day at the Derby Business Expo on Wednesday 17th September at Pride Park Stadium. We had a great day at the business expo meeting other local business owners, sharing more about what we do and...
Find out more about the changes being made to the driving theory test next year and how CPR and defibrillator usage will be included.
Having a defibrillator in your school, workplace or local community is more than just a box ticking exercise. It’s one of the most important pieces of life-saving equipment you can own so it’s important that you maintain it and that it’s...
Read our blog to find out more about what you should do if you're first on the scene when someone experiences sudden cardiac arrest and whether you should leave them to go and find a defibrillator if you're on your own with them.
Owning a defibrillator can help to save lives in your workplace or local community. But what happens when your pads or batteries have been used or have expired? They need to be recycled properly. Learn more about Defib4Life's recycling scheme in our blog.
