AED Solutions

We provide the best AEDs available. They include real-time CPR feedback, and increase the chance of survival for victims of SCA by more than double.

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Are you ready to save a life?

An automated external defibrillator (AED) is a portable device that can be used to treat a person whose heart has suddenly stopped working. This condition is called Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA).

Why do you need an AED?

Below are some alarming statistics to consider about cardiac arrests in New Zealand and the critical importance of having access to an AED (Automated External Defibrillator).

Current Cardiac Arrest Statistics

The NZ Herald has reported that DHBs are seeing an almost doubled rate of heart attacks, and a drop in survival of community cardiac arrests of 30% down to 10%.

In Australia, the State of Victoria is seeing 20% more cardiac arrests today than in 2019.

Survival Rates

Only 1 in 4 Kiwis who suffer from cardiac arrest make it to hospital alive
Only 11% survive 30 days after being discharged
A person's chance of survival drops 10-15% for every minute cardiac arrest goes by without CPR or defibrillation using an AED

The Impact of AED Availability

If no AED is available, an untreated victim's chance of survival is only 5%
If an AED is available, then the chance of survival is about 24% (almost 5 times more likely)

Supporting Lifesaving Readiness

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Real-time feedback, Real CPR Help™

Features real-time feedback that guides rescuers through CPR.

RapidShock™ Technology

Delivers life-saving shocks in less than 5 seconds after CPR.

Low Maintenance, High Reliability

Enjoy 5-year battery life, daily self-checks, and optional WiFi monitoring.

Why choose AED Solutions?

Here are some crucial questions to ask any company that sells AEDs:

Where is the AED Manufactured?

Is the AED F.D.A. Approved?

FDA approval takes years of research, testing, and evaluation and costs millions of dollars.

AEDs that are FDA-approved have been thoroughly tested and proven to be safe to use and effective at treating sudden cardiac arrest.

AEDs that are not FDA approved are likely to provide less support during a rescue, be of lower quality, not last as long, and most importantly, not give the patient the best chance of survival.

Does the AED require regular/yearly servicing?

Does the AED provide real-time feedback to your CPR?

Yes, ours do.

Did you know that a shock is only required approximately 50% of the time?

But 100% of the time, you will need to do high-quality CPR.

As such, you need an AED that provides verbal and visual feedback to your CPR (e.g., it tells you to push harder) and one which gives real-time live feedback on your rate/speed of CPR – not just a pre-programmed metronome from the factory.

Learn more about CPR here

You can rest assured knowing that the AEDs we provide tick all of these boxes. Get in touch to find out more.

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