06/07/2026
What does an AED actually do? ❤️⚡
Nearly half of people worry they'd accidentally electrocute someone by using an AED. The truth is, you can't.
An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) analyses the person's heart rhythm and will only deliver a shock if it's needed. If a shock isn't required, it simply won't allow one to be given.
The AED talks you through every step with clear voice prompts, making it simple for anyone to use—even if you've never had first aid training.
In a cardiac arrest, using an AED alongside CPR can significantly increase a person's chance of survival.
💙 Don't be afraid to use one—it could help save a life.
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