Be prepared for any emergency with the top first aid apps. The new guide from Gear For Life recommends two trustworthy first aid apps to help you administer basic first aid.
In an emergency situation, your presence of mind and a phone may be the only tools available to you. Sometimes, you may be the first person to respond to an emergency and the knowledge of how to administer critical first aid can be the difference between life and death.
Gear For Life has released a new guide showcasing the top first aid apps available for Android and iOS.
Despite government intervention, the US healthcare system continues to be stressed by the alarming number of COVID-19 across the country. Overburdened hospitals and medical care facilities may struggle to respond to other common medical emergencies such as broken bones, burns, choking, and anaphylaxis.
Gear For Life has launched a new guide featuring the American Red Cross and Army First Aid apps to give you access to first aid information you can trust. The apps give you tips to secure and stabilize a victim before medical aid arrives.
The American Red Cross app is the official first aid app of the American Red Cross Society. The app features detailed first aid instructions for cuts, burns, sprains, heart attacks, broken bones, and other conditions. You can also dial 911 from within the app and access first aid info offline. The app is free for iOS and Android.
Gear For Life also features the Army First Aid app by Double Dog Studios. Priced at $1.99, the app includes 600 pages of the Army first aid manual. Featured content covers human anatomy, rescue breathing techniques, and first aid for broken bones, snakebites, and exposure to poisonous plants.
Gear For Life recommends these apps as resources for first aid before medical personnel arrive. The apps are not a substitute for expert medical care. Gear For Life is a survival and Every Day Carry (EDC) enthusiasts group featuring products and guides for top emergency and survival gear from around the world.
For more information, visit http://www.gearforlife.com
