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An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is a life-saving device that provides rapid intervention in the event of cardiac arrest, but to function optimally, proper maintenance and a suitable storage location are essential. Storage conditions play a major role in the effectiveness of the AED: extreme temperatures, moisture and dirt can adversely affect the performance of the device. In this blog, we provide tips on the best storage locations, from heated indoor areas to special AED cabinets outside, and discuss what to avoid to keep your AED reliable in emergency situations.

Did you know that 80% of cardiovascular diseases are preventable? Exercise daily, eat healthy and make small adjustments, such as taking the stairs or walking during your lunch. This will ensure a strong and healthy heart!

Using an AED on Women – What You Need to Know to Save Lives

In emergency situations involving cardiac arrest, every second counts. When using an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) on a woman, there are often taboos and questions, such as the need to remove the bra. This may seem uncomfortable, but is crucial for the shock to be effective, as metal parts in the bra can disrupt the electrical current. Do not hesitate to act quickly; every second can save a life. For more information and steps for a life-saving AED intervention, visit AEDwijzer.

Save lives in your area

Do you want to make a difference in your own environment? Become a citizen responder and help save lives in cardiac arrest! With the right training and an AED, you can act immediately in emergency situations.

Can You Use an AED in the Rain? What You Need to Know

Find out if you can use an AED in the rain. Learn about AED safety and how to use these life-saving devices in emergency situations.