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First Aid Oxygen

Add another layer to your emergency response with first aid oxygen designed for trained staff. These portable units help responders support breathing during a medical emergency.

Every second counts

Why AEDs are saving lives

When sudden cardiac arrest strikes, survival drops about 10% with every minute that passes without defibrillation — yet EMS teams take 8 to 12 minutes on average to arrive. An AED on your wall bridges those critical minutes, turning coworkers, staff, or family members into lifesavers on the spot. Early defibrillation is the single biggest factor in surviving cardiac arrest, and it starts with having a device within reach.

No medical training needed

An AED anyone can use

Today's AEDs are built for everyday people, not medics. Clear voice prompts walk you through every step, the device analyzes the heart rhythm on its own, and it will only deliver a shock if one is truly needed — you can't make a mistake. All 50 states have Good Samaritan laws protecting lay rescuers. If you can follow spoken instructions, you can save a life.

Ready when it matters

Protection for your people, wherever they are

Cardiac arrest doesn't wait for a hospital — it happens at work, at school, at the gym, and at home. Installing an AED where your people live and work means help is seconds away, not minutes. And with a managed program, your device stays rescue-ready and compliant: pads and batteries tracked, state requirements covered. AED Brands has helped organizations stay prepared since 2004 — now part of Safe Life.

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Do you need a prescription to buy emergency oxygen?

Not for units delivering a fixed flow of at least six liters per minute for 15 minutes. Variable flow and therapeutic oxygen require a prescription.

What is emergency oxygen used for?

Supplemental oxygen during breathing emergencies, cardiac events, near drowning, and dive injuries, delivered by trained responders while waiting for EMS.

What size oxygen cylinder do I need?

A D cylinder supplies roughly 30 minutes at 15 liters per minute. Jumbo D and E cylinders last longer. Match cylinder size to EMS response time.

Who can administer emergency oxygen?

Trained responders. Emergency oxygen administration is a short certification often added to CPR and first aid courses, and some states set additional rules.

How often do oxygen cylinders need inspection?

Check pressure monthly. Cylinders require DOT hydrostatic testing every five years, and the test date is stamped on the cylinder neck.

Where can I refill an oxygen cylinder?

At a licensed medical gas supplier or welding gas distributor handling USP medical oxygen. Refills for emergency use units do not require a prescription.

What comes in a first aid oxygen kit?

A cylinder, regulator, tubing, a non-rebreather mask or bag valve mask, and a carrying case. Some kits add suction and airway adjuncts.

How should oxygen cylinders be stored?

Upright and secured, away from heat, flame, and any oil or grease. Keep storage below 125 degrees Fahrenheit and prevent cylinders from falling.

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Take the guesswork out of AED ownership with an all-in-one monthly package that includes your AED, compliance support, device monitoring, supply tracking, medical direction, and more. Keep your organization rescue-ready without unexpected costs or complicated paperwork.

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