What Defibrillator Should I Buy?

Defibrillators can be confusing to understand. In this video we go over 4 key features of defibrillators to make them easier to understand.
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[@philippecasteleyn9327]

Does it say "You are pushing on the wrong side. " as I see on this video ? I also want to see an indicator light for everyone to see that the AED is still OK.

[@evanwindom3265]

I would agree that automatic vs semi-automatic is personal preference, but let's not forget that in the case of semi-automatic, you're dealing with a potential human hesitancy to push the button. Zapping someone's heart is an intimidating prospect. Removing that point of failure from the system seems like a good thing.

[@ddisafety3499]

That's so true Evan, nice comment and makes things less of a challenge in the heat of an emergency

[@Taennyn]

The opposite side of that coin is that full-auto may misdiagnose (or not detect the one doing CPR) and zap them where it’s a bad idea, while half auto will ensure the responder to make the call.
I’m by no means in favor or against either. It’s a “gotcha” to take into consideration.