We shared a video from someone called Matthew who describes how to deal with an epileptic seizure. It's a personal story and aims to educate everyone about what to do and, more importantly, what NOT to do when treating someone is having a seizure.

Matthew kindly gave his permission to share this video to raise awareness and hopefully save a life.

Back in December 2015 we were contacted by a paramedic from South West Ambulance Service Trust (SWAST). Now we know that this is a while ago and we have had plenty of case studies since then, but this story reflects the power of Tap2Tag and how it saved a person's life.

The man told us that, as well as being a full blown paramedic for the NHS, he also works as a volunteer for the St John Ambulance service. As a result he often works weekends for the charity providing vital first aid cover for events needing onsite first-aiders. It was at one of these events that his story started.

"I was called to an unconscious man led on the floor. The patient's partner was screaming hysterically to those around him 'Scan his band, scan his band'. I immediately determined that the patient had no discernible pulse so I immediately called 999 to get the Blues n Twos out to the scene as soon as possible.  Continue reading →

Tap2Tag has become part of my DNA. I think that anyone who invents & innovates and sees it through ends up as a different person as a result.

For those who have followed our story you will know that Tap2Tag was created as a solution for my 87 year old mother. Unfortunately she passed away before we could launch it so never saw the benefits to her life and care.

Our story, since we launched back in May 2014, has been filled with highs and lows. Fortunately there have been far more highs than lows, especially over the last year. Knowing that at least five lives have been saved because of Tap2Tag is a personal high but there have been many more. Customers have engaged with our ethos of providing a life-saving and life-changing system that is subscription free. Continue reading →