Best First Aid & CPR Training Equipment

We stock first aid training equipment for people who teach and practise life-saving skills, from registered training organisations to school staff rooms and local sports clubs. Good practice gear makes confidence come faster, and it helps skills stick.

How to choose first aid training equipment

Start with who you are teaching and how many. A workplace refresher for six people needs a different setup to a weekly community course. Think about the age groups you cover, how often the gear will be used, and how easy it is to clean and carry. All of our training gear is for practice only and should be used as the manufacturer's instructions say.

CPR manikins

Adult, child and infant manikins let learners practise compressions and breaths on a realistic form. Take a look at our CPR manikins to compare sizes, packs and accessories.

AED trainers

An AED trainer lets learners practise pad placement and follow voice prompts, without any shock. Our AED trainers suit classroom and workplace sessions alike.

Trauma and wound simulators

Simulated wounds and bleeding aids make bleeding control practice feel real. Browse our trauma and wound simulators for hands-on scenarios.

IO training devices

For advanced courses, our IO training devices give trained learners a safe way to practise intraosseous access. These are intended for trained users and should only be used as the manufacturer instructs.

Why buy from us

We are a family-owned Australian business, so you deal with real people who want to help. You get fast delivery, easy returns and expert guidance on what to order. Read more about us, or reach our team through the helpdesk.

First aid training equipment FAQs

What first aid training equipment do I need to run a course?

Most courses start with CPR manikins, an AED trainer and a few consumables such as face shields. Add wound and bleeding simulators for first aid courses, and check what your course provider or training package expects. Call us on 1300 132 952 and we can help you work out a starting kit.

How many CPR manikins do I need for a class?

A common approach is one manikin for every two to three learners, so everyone gets plenty of hands-on time. Larger groups often mix adult, child and infant manikins. Your training provider may set its own ratio, so check that first.

What is the difference between an AED trainer and a real AED?

An AED trainer looks and sounds like a real defibrillator but delivers no shock. It lets learners practise pad placement and following the voice prompts safely. Trainers are for practice only and are never a substitute for a real AED in an emergency.

How do I keep training manikins clean between learners?

Use fresh face shields or manikin lung bags for each learner where the model allows it. Wipe surfaces down as the manufacturer's care instructions say, and let them dry before storing. Always follow the cleaning guide that comes with your model.

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