AED semi/fully auto Defib (1 Viewer)

[Geo]

AED Defibrilater
Any one know
Where to get a good one at a good price:thumbup:

 

[Madwife]

These are one of the suppliers that I know.
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Laerdel also re reputable suppliers

http://www.laerdal.com/gb/doc/1345/HeartStart-FR3

I will find out more info tomorrow from our administrator as I am sure that I have seen some at a cheaper rate as we were getting some for our courses.

Kath

 

[jhorsf]

http://www.aed-defibrillator.co.uk/



I do not think you would want a second hand chinese made kipor type one off ebay

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[golly]

Have a look at these I had a few small pieces of equipment from them when I was working. They will send you a catalogue if you want one.

John

 

[golly]

Another thing to consider are the on going costs, replacement pads, service contract etc.

John

 

[jhorsf]

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[bigfoot]

Is this for when customers get the bill?

 

[TheDogMan]

AED Defibrilater
Any one know
Where to get a good one at a good price:thumbup:

The charity I am chairman of has purchased 11 Cardiac Science AED's and paid less than anything I see advertised and ours were direct from the maker, we carry one in the Moho at all times, you would need to take a CPR & Defib training session usually about 2.5 - 3 hours long, I did our deal and after research found that Cardiac Science G3 AED's were about the best and are widely used by the NHS, anything under £1k would be a good price.

 

[jhorsf]

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[Diabalo]

We have them at work (NHS) I will see what make and model when I get in today but I do know the batteries are about £200 a pop every time they need replacing which is about every 2 years.