Press Coverage: Video, Radio & Articles
Doryn's Dish
"Have you ever had the unfortunate experience of calling 911? They actually keep you on hold sometimes while waiting for an operator. It's happened to me twice. So what do you do in a situation when you are waiting for an ambulance to come or 911 to pick up? Honestly, this could be the coolest thing I have seen in a while." Continue reading»
American Foundation for the Blind
From the AFB Blog: I think it's always important to keep safety in mind, so I thought I'd let you know about a new product from IntelligentFirstAid, the First Aid "talking" Kit. Although we haven't had the chance to try it out ourselves, it seems like a great tool for someone living with low vision to have around. The Kit includes nine injury-specific packs to help treat common injuries, including Bleeding, Head & Spine Injury, and Shock. The packs are individually labeled and color-coded, which I love because it would help someone with low vision easily distinguish the packs. Continue Reading»
Kansas Public Radio
From KPR: First aid is a critical life skill. It can range from the extremely basic—knowing how to put a bandage on a small cut—to the advanced, such as CPR. Every home should have a first aid kit filled with supplies. But in a serious emergency, that may not be enough. Now one company has come up with a way to improve upon basic first aid training and simple kits. More from Health Reporter Bryan Thompson, as we continue our series “Kansas Health: A Prescription for Change”.
iVillage: Stuff We Love
"If you tend to be flustered in emergency situations—and most of us are; it's pretty much the only natural response to emergencies—the talking first aid kit from IntelligentFirstAid might be a worthwhile investment." Continue reading»
