Products

Live Emergency Defibrillators (AEDs)

ZOLL AED Plus

What it is: A semi-automatic AED known for its "Real CPR Help" technology. Unlike units that only tell you when to shock, the ZOLL AED Plus actively monitors your CPR compressions and coaches you in real time with audio and visual prompts like "Push Harder" or "Good Compressions". It also uses a one-piece pad system (CPR-D-padz), which eliminates guesswork on pad placement.

Who it’s best for: Schools, churches, community centers, and offices where staff or volunteers may have minimal CPR experience and need active coaching during a crisis. Its rugged, bright-green casing makes it easy to spot and resilient in busy environments.

Philips HeartStart OnSite defibrillator beside its red carry case

Philips HeartStart OnSite AED

What it is: Designed specifically for ordinary bystanders, the HeartStart OnSite is one of the most intuitive, compact defibrillators available. It features calm, adaptive voice guidance that paces itself to your speed—if you take longer to place the pads, the instructions wait for you. It also runs automated daily self-tests to ensure the battery and pads are ready to go without regular manual inspection.

Who it’s best for: Dental practices, private medical clinics, corporate offices, and smaller religious spaces. It has a low profile, fits neatly on a wall or behind a reception desk, and requires virtually no technical expertise to maintain or deploy.

Defibtech Lifeline defibrillator in its yellow case with a carry handle

Defibtech Lifeline (DCF-100)

What it is: A straightforward, heavy-duty AED built around a high-visibility yellow frame with an oversized, integrated carry handle. It keeps emergency response simple with a 2-button design (Power and Shock) and clear, direct voice prompts. It has fewer screens and dials to decode under pressure, prioritizing durability and instant ease of use.

Who it’s best for: School gymnasiums, sports facilities, churches, and industrial/warehouse settings. It is drop-tested, highly durable, and easy to grab and run with across a large campus or field.

CPR Manikins & Training Equipment

Four PRESTAN Professional adult CPR manikins with a carry bag

PRESTAN Professional Adult Manikin

What it is: An industry-standard adult CPR torso equipped with a built-in rate monitor (LED lights on the shoulder) and an audible clicker. The lights turn green when students compress at the AHA-recommended rate of 100–120 beats per minute, while the clicker confirms compression depth (2 inches). It also features an easy-to-insert clamshell torso design for rapid lung bag changes.

Who it’s best for: CPR instructors, workplace safety coordinators, and clinic training leads who need to certify staff quickly while ensuring compliance with American Heart Association (AHA) feedback device standards.

Four PRESTAN Professional infant CPR manikins with a carry bag

PRESTAN Professional Infant Manikin

What it is: A realistic infant CPR training manikin designed specifically for pediatric resuscitation techniques. Like the adult version, it includes an integrated rate monitor and clicker for depth feedback calibrated specifically to infant CPR standards (two-finger or two-thumb compressions at 1.5 inches depth). It also mimics realistic head tilt/chin lift mechanics to teach airway management properly.

Who it’s best for: Pediatric dental/medical clinics, daycare centers, elementary schools, and parent-training classes. Essential for any group responsible for infants and toddlers.

AED Practi-TRAINER Essentials

What it is: A non-shocking AED training device that simulates the operation of real defibrillators during practice scenarios. It features voice prompts in both English and Spanish, built-in metronome pacing for chest compressions, pre-programmed emergency rescue scenarios, and reusable training pads.

Who it’s best for: Training instructors, schools, and medical/dental offices conducting in-house CPR drills. It lets staff repeatedly practice opening the unit, applying pads, and listening to prompts without touching—or paying the price of—an expensive, active emergency defibrillator.