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AED buying guide

Approximately 350,000 cases of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) occur outside of the hospital each year in the United States.1 AEDs are lightweight, portable devices designed to help save people experiencing SCA in public and can be used on children, teens and adults. Even minimally trained bystanders can easily operate them by following audible and visual instructions during an emergency.

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