The Heartsafety Team Dave, Rob, Chris, Nathalie & Paul, between us we have many years of experience in the UK Heathcare Industry. We specialise in AED's, Defbrillator Training AED Storage & Defib Accessories

As paramedics & medical professionals we have the knowledge to give you the best advice when implementing a comprehensive defibrillator program. We have everything you need, supplying Defibrillators, Defibrillator Training AED Storage & Defib Accessories. Our products are proven in rescue, high quality & are fully supported by our free after care service.

At Heartsafety.co.uk we don't have pushy sales reps selling AED's, it's our front line experience & exceeding customer expectations that drives our success as the leading AED supplier in the UK.

We are fully committed to delivering a complete 'heartsafety solution' to our clients, guaranteed to save you money!... Our vision is of a world in which people do not die prematurely of heart related issues.

Heartsafety Solutions Life-saving strategies aim to improve the success rate in the resuscitation of victims of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.

Why do we need Defibrillators?

The Resuscitation Council (UK) strongly recommends early defibrillation as a policy. For the best chance of survival, an AED should be deployed within the first 3 to 4 minutes.

The likelihood of a successful resuscitation decreases by 10 percent with every minute delayed. After approximately 10 minutes without defibrillation, few people survive, if they do, you have to wonder what state they may come back as the brain has been starved of oxygen for a long period. Unfortunately the average response time for emergency medical services is said to be eight minutes but in reality, it can take longer for the necessary equipment & trained personnel to arrive. Training employees in the use of defibrillators & cpr can minimize time-to-defibrillation when every minute counts.

Of the 150 000 sudden cardiac arrest that occur in the UK each year, more than 75 000 might have been saved if an AED had been available in the first few minutes.

It is also a leading cause of death in Europe, affecting about 700,000 individuals a year. Statistics show that starting CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) & the immediate availability of a defibrillator (AED – automated external defibrillator) increases the chances of survival from 5% to more than 50%.

Defibrillators are very safe, simple, easy to operate and pose no risk to either the rescuer or the victim.
Providing life saving medical treatment, they use voice and visual prompts to guide rescuers every step of the way and are suitable for use by rescuers of all skill levels. AEDs can be strategically placed within a workplace, similar to the convenience of fire extinguishers, so that responders have immediate access to this potentially lifesaving equipment. Public access defibrillation (PAD) first-responder programmes are now widespread, the life it saves could be someone you know, the evidence to support purchasing a defibrillator is overwhelming