Tuesday, June 26, 2018

Our Range of Couches, Plinths and Their Uses

No medical room would be complete without a treatment couch. Their versatility and durability have made them the perfect piece of equipment for a range of professionals throughout a combination of industries. From a doctor’s surgery to physiotherapy rooms, treatment couches, plinths and chairs are important to provide a proficient service.



Here at Risk Assessment Products, we supply a large collection of couches, plinths and chairs some of which are perfect for a number of uses, whereas some are specialised to for a specific purpose.

One of the most popular uses for treatment couches is of course for medical use. Whether, you are visiting your GP, local medical centre or hospital you would expect to see a treatment plinth. However, as medical professionals specialise in different treatments, we have a collection of couches and accessories available that are perfect for different uses. These include examination couches, phlebotomy chairs, bariatric plinths, cot sides and gynaecology stirrups, all of which you can find on our website.

Other professionals that may also have a use for these diverse pieces of equipment include tattooists, beauticians, masseuses and some therapists. As most of these treatments require patients to be sat or laid down it is important that they are comfy, which is why couches and plinths are also regularly used in these industries.

In order to provide couches and plinths to a large range of different industries, we have a number of options to choose from.

Two and Three Section Plinths

Perfect for both medical and other professionals, our range of both two and three section plinths provide the versatility that is needed to position a patient or customer in a way that is needed, whilst they remain comfortable. With a number of options to choose from it is easy to choose a professional chair or plinth that is perfectly intended for your service.





Portable Couches


In the modern world, portable businesses are becoming increasingly popular thanks to a rise in customer demand. Busy working and social lives, has led to some customers not having the time to travel to indulge in treatments. So, now more and more professionals are bringing their services to the customers at a time and place convenient to them.



If a couch is needed as part of a portable service, it needs to be lightweight, transportable and light, which is why our collection does just this. Portable couches for Risk Assessment products are easy to set up, carry and adjust making them perfect for a range of professionals.

Complete First Aid Rooms

If you are looking for a new plinth for a first aid room, then why not save money and purchase a range of equipment whilst you are at it. As we supply everything you need to update or create a first aid room with our complete sets.


We have three complete first aid rooms to choose from standard rooms to ones fit for schools; some of the additional medical equipment you will find in them, as well as a treatment couch,  includes first aid room signage, posters, trolleys, cabinets, blankets and bins and much much more.

Whatever the reason you are looking for a couch or plinth, you need to choose Risk Assessment Products. You can find a wide range of products on our website, along with our competitive prices at amazing discounts.

Saturday, June 2, 2018

The NEW Brayden Pro CPR Manikin

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CPR is an emergency procedure that should be used when a person is suffering from cardiac arrest, or when their heart or breathing has stopped. Professional training helps others effectively learn how to correctly provide both chest compressions and rescue breaths, which could help them to help save a life in the future.​
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When it comes to training, most people find it easier to learn and retain information when they have taken part in a practical training exercise, which is why CPR manikins are utilised. These manikins are designed to both look and feel just like a human, allowing the trainee to get the feel of what it is like to administer CPR and how to do it correctly.​
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To provide a realistic experience like no other to those that may have to utilise CPR on a regular basis, the Brayden Pro CPR Manikin was created. This best selling model is fitted with quality technology that allows instant feedback to be given. This is done through a number of lights that glow when the correct pressure and beats per minute are being achieved through chest compressions and that blood is been circulated around the body.​

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With the success of this model, the technology was developed further with the help of leading members of the European Resuscitation Community in pre-hospital, hospital, university and voluntary sectors. This lead to the Brayden Pro CPR Manikin with Bluetooth App Support, a model that features an additional advanced app feedback system. This app can be used on a mobile, Tablet or PC allowing in-depth and instant feedback without the need of a trainer.​
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This additional functionality provided by Brayden Pro will further improve and enhance the quality of debriefing, to help students improve CPR performance through objective and numeric data. This style of training allows participants to gain the correct training and provide CPR confidently when they are required to do so. ​


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If you are looking to purchase a Brayden Pro CPR Manikin with Bluetooth App Support and help provide others with accurate and the highest quality training that they need, then Risk Assessment Products can help. To cater for all needs we supply both the Red LED Light and White LED light manikins and are available with or without a tablet.

Wednesday, May 23, 2018

SECA Medical, Professional Fitness to Personal Scales

In recent years, there has been a larger emphasis on how important it is to keep our bodies healthy and in the best condition. In order to do so, they need a combination of a healthy diet and regular exercise, if this isn't achieved then it may lead to a person becoming overweight or underweight and the development of a range of other medical problems.

One of the ways in which we can calculate how healthy a person is by looking at their weight using scales. As someone's weight may need to be taken in a number of situations, such as by a medical professional, at home or a for a sporting event, here at Risk Assessment Products, we have a number of accurate scales available that are perfect for the job.

Professional Fitness Scales
When it is important to receive an accurate and trustworthy weight reading, you need a brand that you can trust, which is why the global market leader of medical measuring and weighing, Seca. Not only are these scales a favourite among professionals, they are available in a range of flat and column designs making them perfect for both portable and static use. To simplify everyday medical work these digital scales are fitted with a number of specialists features such as BMI displays.

Electronic column scales with BMI function - seca 769
Electronic Column Scales with BMI Function - SECA 769

Multifunctional and Wheelchair Scales
When a patient is in a wheelchair or finds it difficult to stand, recording their weight using standard scales can be difficult. To provide a safe and effortless experience, whilst still being able to record a needed an accurate weight, our multifunctional and wheelchair scales by Seca GmbH  are easy to use whether the patient is sitting in a wheelchair or standing. Making them perfect for usage in hospitals, medical centres and retirement homes.

seca 685 Multifunctional and Wheelchair Scales
SECA 685 Multifunctional and Wheelchair Scales
Baby Scales
There is no other time as curtail in a humans development than when they are a baby. During this time it is highly important that their growth and weight are regularly recorded by medical professionals so that any problems can be detected quickly and treated. Our quality range of baby scales allows for babies and toddlers to be easily and safely weighed.

Electronic Baby Scale SECA 376
Electronic Baby Scale SECA 376
To take other important medical measurements, we have a range of equipment such as measuring tapes and height measures. If you have any questions about our range of products then please send an email to sales@risk-assessment-products.co.uk.

Thursday, April 12, 2018

Everything You Need To Know About Defibrillators

It's no exaggeration that defibrillators are life-saving machines that have changed the way that sudden cardiac arrest is treated. As a leading cause of death in the UK, the NHS and other medical professions have put an emphasis on increasing the awareness of these medical machines and how they work.

With such a focus being placed on these machines it's worth knowing more about them. Which is why we are answering all of your defibrillator questions.

Cu Medical i-PAD SP1 fully automatic AED

What Is An AED?
AED stands for automatic external defibrillator, which is a small, portable device that is used to automatically supply a stock to that heart to restore it back to its natural rhythm.

When Should They Be Used?
A defibrillator should be used when someone is suffering from sudden cardiac arrest. When someone's heart enters fibrillation, it is important to act as soon as possible as every minute counts. AED's are designed to be this first response and keep a person alive until the emergency service arrive.

Who Can Use Defibrillators?
What makes AED's so special is that they can be used by anyone to resuscitate someone in need. It doesn't matter if you have no medical training or knowledge, as they are designed for those who haven't had prior defibrillator training.

Philips Heartstart FRx semi-automatic AED
How Do They Work?
Defibrillators work by providing the patient with an electronic shock that the heart needs in order to stop fibrillation. This is done by guiding the user step-by-step through the resuscitation process, using both vocal and visual instructions. This includes how and when to administrate CPR and providing a bespoke electronic shock that is delivered through defibrillator pads.

Do You Need To Be Trained To Use A AED?
As we mentioned before, because they are simple to use, anyone can utilise a defibrillator no matter if they have received prior medical training. However, to help users build confidence and save lives, a course can be utilised using a training AED.

Are They Safe?
Defibrillators will never provide a shock to anyone who doesn't require treatment. They are programmed to monitor patients heartbeats and only act if a shock is required, which is why they are extremely safe to use. This is also one of the reasons why almost anyone can operate the equipment.
Do Defibrillators Need A Power Source?
No, they don't. AED's are powered using a battery which has enough energy to provide the required treatment. If used or if they have remained unused for a period of time, the defibrillator's battery will need changing. Here at Risk Assessment Products, we cater for all of your needs which is why you can find a range of defibrillators and replacement batteries on our website.

Where Can They be found?
Defibrillators are portable and lightweight making them perfect to be placed in hospitals, medical centres or public places. As sudden cardiac arrest can strike anywhere, these machines have been designed to be placed wherever they may be needed.

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