Defibrillators & Supplies

In critical moments, having the right equipment can make all the difference in saving a life. Our defibrillators at Sands Canada help you respond swiftly and effectively in these situations. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, a first responder, or an organization prioritizing safety, we have the tools you need when it matters most.

What Kind of Defibrillators Do You Have?

Different situations require different solutions. Find everything you need for your diverse needs, including:

• Pediatric pads

• Adult pads

• Standalone Automated External Defibrillator (AED) trainers

• Necessary defibrillator accessories, like AED inspection tags, batteries, electrocardiogram (ECG) paper, prep kits, carrier packs, and more.

Our products are sourced from leading manufacturers, ensuring reliability and cutting-edge technology.

Which Type of Defibrillator is Best for My Organization?

Choosing the right defibrillator is a critical decision that depends on your specific requirements. For public spaces, schools, and workplaces, our AEDs are user-friendly, with simple instructions that guide even those with minimal training through the process. Our professional-grade manual or semi-automatic defibrillators offer greater control to medical experts, allowing them to tailor treatment based on the patient’s condition.

If you’re unsure which option is the best for your situation, our knowledgeable team is here to assist you. We offer personalized guidance based on your organization, industry, and level of expertise among potential users. We don’t just prioritize quality products—we also ensure they align seamlessly with your needs.

Who is Allowed to Use a Defibrillator?

One of the most significant advantages of modern defibrillators is their user-friendly design. AEDs, in particular, are designed for individuals with little to no training. Quick action is essential in emergencies, and many of our products are equipped to guide users through the process with clear and concise instructions.

However, it’s also essential to ensure that designated personnel, such as first aid responders, are familiar with the device and its operation.

How Long Do Defibrillators Last?

The lifespan of a defibrillator can vary based on factors such as use, storage conditions, and maintenance schedule adherence. In general, AEDs used in public spaces and workplaces have a lifespan ranging from 10 to 15 years. However, barely used devices stored in a safe place can last longer.

To extend the lifespan of a defibrillator, users must follow specific requirements, which vary between models. Generally, regular maintenance involves visual inspections for damage and periodic checks of functionality, battery status, and electrode integrity.

Manufacturers design defibrillators with built-in diagnostics to alert users when the device is approaching the end of its life.