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06/04/2026

Are We Prepared for a Rescue?

During CPR & AED Awareness Week, it's a question every workplace, school, sports facility, and community should be asking.

When sudden cardiac arrest strikes, every second matters. Survival depends on recognizing the emergency, calling 911, starting high-quality CPR, and using an AED as quickly as possible.

But approximately 15-20% of AEDs may not be ready for rescue when needed. Having the right equipment is important, but true readiness is process-dependent, not device-dependent.

The good news? Every organization can take steps today to improve its readiness for a cardiac emergency.

Read our latest blog to learn how consistent maintenance, training, documentation, and program oversight work together to help save lives when every second counts.

🔗 Read the full blog: https://bit.ly/3ROCny3

The beginning of June marks CPR & AED Awareness Week, encouraging us to empower ourselves and our communities to save lives. We are all reminded to refresh our CPR skills, understand the signs of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA), and become more familiar with how to find and use automated external de...

06/03/2026

❤️⚡ CPR & AED Awareness Week

At AED.US, we’re proud to stand with the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation in CPR & AED Awareness Week.

06/02/2026

It's National CPR and AED Awareness Week! 🫀

When cardiac arrest strikes, quick action with an AED and CPR can make survival possible.

Learning how to recognize the signs of a sudden cardiac arrest is the first step to quick action.

05/22/2026

Every minute without defibrillation costs 10 percent. The average EMS response time in the United States is 8 to 12 minutes. That gap right there is why nearly 90 percent of sudden cardiac arrest victims do not survive.

Renting an AED through AED.US costs less than your Amazon Prime subscription every month. It could change everything for someone you care about. Visit us today to learn more.

05/14/2026

Sudden cardiac arrest gives no warning and no second chances. Most people assume it only happens to older people or those with heart conditions. It does not. Swipe through to understand what is actually happening inside the body when it strikes because this is something everyone should know.

Over 400,000 Americans experience sudden cardiac arrest every year. Nearly 90 percent of them do not survive. And the brutal truth is that most of those outcomes were not inevitable. The difference almost always comes down to one thing. Whether an AED was within reach when it mattered most.

If you run a business, manage a school, or oversee any organization with people in it, our AED compliance and readiness packages at AED.US take care of everything. The device, lifetime warranty, compliance tracking, pad and battery monitoring, medical direction, and post event support all wrapped into one simple monthly rate.

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04/10/2026

Our Regional Sales Manager was on vacation in Aruba when he had to perform CPR on a complete stranger. Not at work. Not in a training scenario. On vacation.

He sat down with us to talk about what that experience was actually like, and what it reinforced about why this work matters.

Sudden cardiac arrest does not ask where you are or whether you are prepared. It just happens. And when it does, having an AED nearby is often one of the only things that changes the outcome.

Watch Jimmy’s story and if you oversee a facility, school, gym, or business, take a few minutes to think about whether your space is covered.

Visit AED.US today for all of your ready for rescue needs today. ❤️‍🩹

03/25/2026

The safest place outside of a hospital to have a sudden cardiac arrest might surprise you.

It is not an urgent care clinic. It is not a gym with a nurse on staff. It is a casino floor.

Documented survival rates inside casinos reach as high as 74%. The national out of hospital survival rate sits at just 10%. Same cardiac arrest. Completely different outcome. Crazy right?

The reason comes down to three things. AEDs mounted throughout the building. Staff trained and ready at all times. And cameras that catch a collapse within seconds of it happening.

Over 400,000 Americans experience sudden cardiac arrest every year and nearly 90% do not survive. Not because it's unsurvivable. Because the right system was not in place.

We just released a full video breaking down why casinos beat those odds, how sudden cardiac arrest actually works, and what any business or organization can do right now to close that gap.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/Dgm1XAtTGkc?si=TC6Xu88p5zYlgPw3

Sources: American Heart Association, Heart Disease and Stroke Statistics, 2020 Update Valenzuela et al., Circulation, 2000, Automated External Defibrillators in the Casino Setting Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation, Latest Statistics

03/18/2026

9 out of 10 people don’t survive cardiac arrest outside the hospital, but survival rates can improve dramatically with fast action and access to an AED. That is why doctors around the world prioritize having one within reach and recommend it for homes, workplaces, and everyday life.

AEDs are designed for anyone though, not just medical professionals. They give clear step by step voice instructions, guide you through pad placement, and only deliver a shock if it is needed. You do not have to guess or have prior training, the device walks you through everything in real time.

For less than an Amazon subscription, you can have an AED with full compliance, monitoring, and readiness included. Be the reason someone gets a second chance, get yours today.

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02/14/2026

Happy Valentine's Day from the team at AED.US! ❤️⚡

02/06/2026

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