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WEL Medical supplies life-saving products and services to the NHS, Police and Fire services; associated organisations, Community First Responders (CFRs); local government, town and parish councils, community groups, Charities and the general public

05/06/2026

A cardiac emergency can happen anywhere, at any time, even in the workplace⚡

Having a defibrillator (AED) on-site isn’t just a box on the wall… It’s the difference between life and death.

Defibrillator on site:
👉 Every minute without a defibrillator reduces survival chances by up to 10%.
👉 Having one on-site can make all the difference.

Access saves time:
👉 Defibrillator cabinets and clear signage help ensure the device can be retrieved
quickly and safely when it is needed most.

Visibility drives action:
👉 When people know where the defibrillator is and feel confident accessing it, they are far more likely to step in and help.

Being prepared isn’t optional. It’s responsible.

Is your business ready to save a life?

03/06/2026

CPR saves lives, but only when the right support is in place at the right time.

Across Scotland, new defibrillators and focused community efforts are being introduced to improve survival chances from cardiac arrest in the areas that need it most.

The focus:

👉 Getting lifesaving equipment to the right places, faster
👉 Making sure help arrives sooner, because those first few minutes are critical

Survival isn’t about hours. It’s about immediate action.

Read the full story in the comments

02/06/2026

Defibrillators are reliable, lifesaving pieces of equipment, but it’s normal to have questions about using them in unusual situations.

Is it safe to use a defibrillator when...

1️⃣ The women is pregnant?

Yes. The approach is the same as it is for any cardiac arrest.

Fortunately, a cardiac arrest is rare in pregnant women, but if it were to occur, it is appropriate to use a defibrillator.

2️⃣ The person is lying on a wet or metal surface?

Yes. If the pads are applied correctly, and there’s no direct contact between the user and the individual when the shock is delivered, there is no direct pathway that electricity can take that would cause the user to experience a shock.

3️⃣ The person is a child?

Yes. Some defibs have a ‘child’ option to allow the appropriate energy to be delivered to a child.

If this option is not available, adult pads and energy can still be used safely, ensure that the pads are not in contact with each other.

01/06/2026

Come and meet us at The Blue Light Show 👋

The Blue Light Show is the UK’s most collaborative event for the entire emergency services to come together to:

✔️Access to the most comprehensive educational programme spanning 5 streams and 6 stages

✔️Get CPD accredited training delivered by 120+ senior emergency services leaders

✔️Experience scenario-based training designed to support operational readiness

✔️Access to co-located events: Forensics Europe Expo, Public Safety & Threat Mitigation, Safety, Health & Wellbeing Live and Fire Safety Live

✔️Gain entry to the first-ever one-day Martyn's Law Conference

✔️Meet over 100 suppliers showcasing the latest kit, tech and solutions

✔️Join free networking events and unmatched networking with your peers from police, ambulance, fire & rescue, forensics and public safety

Register for free in the comments below 👇

29/05/2026

A community defibrillator is a wonderful gift.
But buying one is the easy part.

Keeping it ready to save a life takes planning, commitment and a community willing to look after it.

Across the UK, we have seen incredible fundraising efforts and charity work to install public defibrillators. It is one of the most generous and potentially life-saving things a community can do.

But installing a defibrillator is not just about buying the device and putting it on a wall. It requires planning, commitment, and ongoing support to ensure it is ready when someone needs it most.

If your local community is thinking about installing one, here is a simple checklist to consider 👇

27/05/2026

Surviving a cardiac arrest is just the beginning; recovery is a journey that doesn’t end at hospital discharge.

This resource from Resuscitation Council UK helps patients and families understand what happens next.

From ongoing care and rehabilitation to emotional support and returning to everyday life.

Knowing what to expect, where to turn, and how to rebuild matters just as much as the lifesaving moments.

👉 Clear guidance after discharge
👉 Support for both survivors and their loved ones
👉 Helping people navigate life after cardiac arrest

Download and read the full guide below 👇

25/05/2026

✨ Charity Spotlight: OURJAY Foundation

Through fundraising, awareness, and education, the OurJay Foundation is helping make life-saving defibrillators more accessible, while giving more people the confidence to act in an emergency.

From installing vital equipment in communities to delivering CPR and AED training, their mission is simple: to save lives and empower others to respond when it matters most.

Learn more about OurJay Foundation via the link in the comments below👇

21/05/2026

Gavin and Paul are all set up at the Royal College of Paramedics National Conference today!

Get hands-on experience with our Brayden CPR and ALS manikins, as well as our iPad AEDs.

If you're attending the event, comment below!

19/05/2026

Defibrillators belong in the places where people gather, like the upcoming RHS - Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower Show.

Because when someone suffers a sudden cardiac arrest, quick access to a defibrillator could help save a life.

15/05/2026

We’re heading to the Royal College of Paramedics National Conference 2026!

Joining us on the stand will be Paul Mulvey (WEL Medical) and Gavin Dolman (Innosonian Europe)

And yes… Brayden will be taking centre stage 👀

Alongside Brayden, we’ll also have our BLS manikins and iPad AEDs available to explore, test, and experience throughout the event.

If you’re attending the conference, make sure to stop by our stand and say hello 👋

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1, Chancerygate Way
Farnborough
GU148FF

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 5:30pm

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http://shop.welmedical.com/

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