Get Prepared with First Aid Training: From CPR to Mental Health First Aid

Get Prepared with First Aid Training: From CPR to Mental Health First Aid Did you know there are a variety of First Aid Training available for many different settings? First Aid training is not a one-size-fits-all solution.
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The Top 10 Must-Have Items for Your Home First Aid Kit

The Top 10 Must-Have Items for Your Home First Aid Kit

When it comes to your family's safety and well-being, a well-stocked home first aid kit is a non-negotiable. Accidents can happen at any time, and having the right supplies readily available can make all the difference. To help you assemble the perfect home first aid kit, we've compiled a list of the top 10 must-have items and explained their essential uses.
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The Science Behind CPR: How Realistic Manikins Improve Skills and Confidence

The Science Behind CPR: How Realistic Manikins Improve Skills and Confidence

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a critical life-saving skill that anyone can learn, and it's often the difference between life and death in emergency situations. However, practicing CPR on real patients can be challenging and anxiety-inducing, especially for beginners. This is where CPR training manikins play a crucial role. These realistic devices are designed to mimic the human body and offer an effective way to train individuals in CPR techniques, improving their skills and boosting their confidence in real-life scenarios.
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First Aid: Basic Techniques Everyone Should Know

First Aid: Basic Techniques Everyone Should Know

Accidents and injuries can happen anytime, anywhere, and to anyone. Knowing basic first aid techniques can help you respond quickly and appropriately in an emergency and potentially save lives. In this blog, we will discuss some of the basic first aid techniques everyone should know.
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CPR Manikins

CPR Manikins

CPR manikins are essential training tools for individuals who want to learn how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). CPR is a lifesaving technique that can restore the flow of oxygenated blood to the brain and other vital
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Winter Safety Tips

Winter Safety Tips

Winter Safety is very important. Winter storms and cold temperatures can be very dangerous. You can stay safe and healthy by planning and taking the appropriate measures. Prepare your home and vehicles and prepare for power outages and outdoor activities. Make sure to check on older adults and younger children as they are the ones usually affected by the cold.
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CPR BPM and Songs to do CPR to

CPR BPM and Songs to do CPR to

When performing CPR chest compressions, the best way to maintain the optimal speed is to follow the beat of a popular song. If you have taken a CPR course or are ready for any tutorials on the subject, you’ve probably heard the Bee Gees Stayin’ Alive used as a popular example. It is a good example and an easy beat to follow. The song clocks in at a steady 104 beats per minute. CPR should always be performed at a pace between 100 and 120 beats per minute.

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Disaster Response - Phase II of Emergency Management

Disaster Response - Phase II of Emergency Management

Disasters are devastating and can often leave people in hopeless situations. With today’s growing technology these disasters can be predicted and with proper planning can be mitigated. However, there are times when
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National Safety Month – First Aid

National Safety Month – First Aid

June is National Safety Month, and as a result, CPR Savers feels it is important to discuss the importance of first aid. Being prepared with a proper first aid kit and training can mean the difference between life and death for you or someone you
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CPR Manikin Vests

CPR Manikin Vests

CPR Manikins are essential for CPR instruction. Instructors need to be able to show proper technique and ensure students are performing the said technique correctly. It would then be in the best interest of the instructors to take care of their
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What is a Mylar blanket?

What is a Mylar blanket?

Developed to protect the space station Skylab from overheating while in orbit, the Mylar blanket is not only known as the space blanket but it is commonly found in First Aid and Survival Kits thanks to how lightweight and effective it is as an insulator.
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Which First Aid Kit is right for you

Which First Aid Kit is right for you

Essential to every home, office and on the go, it is important that you have a first aid kit that covers all your possible needs. Many kits are designed for the average individual with the possibility of a higher level of emergency needs. You can also put together your own emergency kit depending on what your preferences are.
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First Aid Kits and First Aid Cabinets

First Aid Kits and First Aid Cabinets

No one ever really expects to need first aid treatment but we are all humans and accidents happen. When those accidents happen it is always best to be fully prepared. Owning and carrying first aid supplies is an easy and simple way to always be prepared for any unexpected circumstances.
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The Benefits Of Spending Time In Nature

The Benefits Of Spending Time In Nature

Nowadays we are way too concerned and focused on phones, technology, and the digital world. " Today’s kids spend less and less time outdoors, and it’s taking a toll on their health and well-being." Make outside a priority in your family, studies have shown that nature promotes health mentally, and physically.
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Why We Need a Pet First-Aid Kit

Why We Need a Pet First-Aid Kit

First aid kits are always essential to have for everyone in the household, including our furry friends. There may be a time in which an unfortunate event can occur, leaving your pet hurt and rendered, needing medical assistance as soon as possible. In these cases it is significantly crucial to have the proper first aid supplies and tools you need to help your fur baby en route to the vet. Some key items to have in a first aid kit for your pets can include:
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Being Prepared For a Wildfire

Being Prepared For a Wildfire

"A wildfire is a large, destructive fire that spreads quickly over woodland or brush." There have been over 67,000 wildfires in the last ten years in just the United States alone. With more people making their homes in rural areas, (which are surrounded by nothing but woodland) it is important to be prepared. There are wildfires constantly happening all over the world; as currently there is one in Australia. Even though it is across the world, no matter where you are located everyone is at risk for a wildfire to happen. Be prepared by having an emergency plan and kit to be ready to grab on the go for each member of the household.

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The NEW Prestan TAKE2  has what you need to start your career in CPR Training

The NEW Prestan TAKE2 has what you need to start your career in CPR Training

The NEW exclusive Prestan TAKE2 CPR Training Kit is now available from CPR-Savers!

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Are You Prepared For an Earthquake?

Are You Prepared For an Earthquake?

Have you ever experienced an earthquake? Have you ever asked yourself what would you if you ever were caught in one? While its common for most people not to worry about this type natural disaster, the last few weeks have left many people throughout the west coast with more than a little pent-up seismic stress And it's making many other people wonder, is my family prepared for an earthquake?
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Are You Prepared for Tornadoes?

Are You Prepared for Tornadoes?

For two weeks, tornadoes have ravaged the nation. Weather officials logged at least 8 tornado reports per day across the U.S. on each of the last 13 days. 7 people have died in the past week due to tornadoes in Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma and Ohio, and 38 people have died in tornadoes in the U.S. so far this year. Tornado reports have exploded recently after several years of low activity. As of Friday, the Storm Prediction Center has reported 1,008 tornadoes so far in 2019.

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10 Fun Activities for Spring

10 Fun Activities for Spring

Spring has sprung! This week marks the beginning of the end of cold weather (we hope) and the start of a fresh new season. Spring is for rejuvenation, a time to enjoy the pleasant outdoors and bask in the flurry of plant growth and renewal. There are so many ways to enjoy the weather this time of year. To get you started, here are 10 fun and simple ways to enjoy the springtime.

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How to Stay Safe in Extreme Cold

How to Stay Safe in Extreme Cold

It's been dangerously cold in much of the United States this week, with temperatures dropping to near-record lows in Chicago and much of the Midwest. With wind chills in the -30s, this rush of cold is nothing to take lightly--the death toll for the polar vortex stands at 12 while the cold stretches on. As the polar vortex wreaks havoc, follow these tips to stay warm:

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How a Tsunami Works

How a Tsunami Works

Two massive earthquakes hit Alaska Friday morning, triggering tsunami warnings that urged many residents to seek higher ground. Tsunamis don’t often get much national media attention or explanation in the United States where hurricanes and tornadoes are the more common form of natural disaster. But on days like today, it's helpful to know your science. So what is a tsunami, what causes it, and most importantly what happens when it hits land?

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Thanksgiving Travel Tips

Thanksgiving Travel Tips

What are your plans for Thanksgiving? If you're travelling, you're in good company. AAA projects that over 54 million Americans will journey 50 miles or more away from home this Thanksgiving, a 4.8% increase over last year. And all those travelers have at least one thing to be thankful for this holiday season: low gas prices. The price for a gallon of gas has plummeted to $2.68 nationwide due to a significant drop in oil prices.

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Do you have a personal connection to breast cancer? If you or someone you love has ever had the disease, you may already know the facts. You may know that 1 in 8 women in the United States will develop breast cancer in her lifetime, or that this year over 250,000 new cases will be diagnosed. However, those of us in good health may not take time to think about the issue -- after all, it's easy to forget about when you're already in good health.

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Gear Up For The Outdoors This Fall

Gear Up For The Outdoors This Fall

The weather is changing! Cooler temperatures mean it's time to open the other side of your closet--you know, the side with the long sleeves and hoodies that get ignored during the dog days of summer. It's about time you showed them some love. And the best part about this time of year? The mild weather and dwindling crowds give you a good excuse to get away from the day-to-day grind and spend some time outdoors. Hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, rock climbing--the possibilities are endless.

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