Female AED Use
Do you know the Difference?
The use of Defibrillators (AEDs) is Different for men & Women
Over 2000 women in the UK die every year due to incorrect use of a defibrillator.
The pads being placed incorrectly, not removing the bra and a host of other considerations is putting women’s lives in danger
For the sake of the women around you – check you this free defib guide now.
'Join the Campaign
Founder, Jenny Legg, is passionate about saving women’s lives through correct treatment.
Over 2000 women die in the UK each year through incorrect use of a defibrillator.
We are launching the campaign #GetMyTitsOutForThePads as a way of reminding everyone of the correct way to use defibrillator pads and to formally give permission to those would-be-life savers that it’s ok to remove bra to save a life!
How you can get involved:
- Follow and share the hashtag #GetMyTitsOutForThePads
- Share a picture of you and the wording below to support and drive the movement and let your friends and family know it’s ok to remove your bra to save YOUR life.
Training Legs First aid are also offering training sessions to companies and organisations as supplementary training to remind all their staff of the important differences between male and female defibrillator use.
Contact us here for more information as to how we can help your company save the lives of your staff.
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