Primedic myPAD defibrillator bag is a case intended for this AED model. It is used for carrying and storing the device, and the reinforced EVA foam construction protects it against shocks and scratches. The materials used are EVA foam, 1680D and velour.
The bag has an inspection window through which the defibrillator's status is visible without opening the case. The silicone handle is marked with the AED symbol and has a slot for a security seal. Inside, there is a dedicated space for electrodes, including those with a chest compression sensor.
A short AED instruction is placed on the back. The bag's dimensions are H17.5 x W18.5 x D10.5 cm, and its weight is ~0.280 kg. It is suitable for equipping companies, public offices, schools and sports facilities. The photos are for illustration purposes: the defibrillator and electrodes are not included in the set. Primedic myPAD defibrillator bag has space for electrodes, including those with a chest compression sensor.
Why choose a Primedic myPAD defibrillator bag with an inspection window?
A defibrillator that is meant to be ready for use needs its status checked periodically. The inspection window allows you to do this without opening the case, and the seal slot on the silicone handle shows whether the bag has been opened. By choosing a Primedic myPAD defibrillator bag, you get an EVA foam case that protects the device against shocks and scratches. Primedic myPAD defibrillator bag has a short AED instruction on the back, so the basic steps are close at hand.
The Primedic myPAD defibrillator bag is designed for this model, so the device and electrodes each have their place in it. With dimensions of H17.5 x W18.5 x D10.5 cm and a weight of ~0.280 kg, it is a light case. You can read more about the device itself in the article Automated external defibrillator (AED).
How to use the bag and what to do in sudden cardiac arrest?
It is worth placing the bag with the defibrillator so that the AED marking is visible and the inspection window allows you to read the device's status. The seal on the handle shows that the set has not been opened. If it is broken, you need to find out why and secure the bag again. The electrodes, including those with a compression sensor, have their place inside, so they are kept together with the device.
In a life-threatening situation, first make sure of your own safety, then call for help on 999 or 112 and start resuscitation. Once the defibrillator has been brought, follow its prompts; the basic steps are recalled by the short instruction on the back of the bag. You will find details in the article Basic life support: CPR.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Does the set include a defibrillator and electrodes?
No. The bag does not include any equipment, and the photos are for illustration purposes.
What device is this bag intended for?
It is designed for the Primedic myPAD AED defibrillator.
Can the device status be checked without opening the bag?
Yes, the inspection window is used for this. The silicone handle also has a slot for a security seal.
