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Malaysia’s Pioneer in First Aid Kit Manufacturing & First Aid Solutions Provider 🇲🇾

🟢 35 Years in the industry
🟢 Award Winning Company - SME100, Brand Legend, CTOS Excellence
🟢 Holder of 2 Malaysia Book of Records
🟢 AED, Burn Relief, CPR Manikin Our company provides free consultation & quotation, shipping arrangements to overseas, OEM customized order services, First Aid replenishment service, Oxygen Cylinder replenishment service.

19/12/2025

Finger got caught or slammed?
✅ Here’s the proper way to handle it:
If there’s bleeding, clean the wound first, then bandage it with gauze and wrap.
After that, apply ice to reduce inflammation.
📚 Tip:
If there’s no bleeding, you can go straight to icing the injury.
📲 Want to learn proper first aid?
Follow our page for more educational and safety awareness content!
Click the link below to learn more.
📍 This post shares simple tips and does not replace medical advice.
Please seek professional help if you feel unwell.

16/12/2025

Using tissue to stop bleeding?
Tissues aren’t ideal for wound care because the fibers break easily, absorption is poor, and it can make the wound dirtier or harder to clean.
The correct way:
Clean around the wound with an alcohol swab → apply gentle pressure using gauze → secure it with bandage & medical tape.
📚 Tip:
Cuts are sensitive to irritation and contamination, so choose materials that don’t shed fibers and can absorb well for safer and faster healing.
If the wound is just a small wound with no bleeding or very minor bleeding. We can do the same by cleaning the wound surroundings with alcohol swab, then directly use plaster strips.
📲 Want to learn proper first aid?
Follow our page for more educational and awareness content!
Click the link below for more info.
📍 This post provides general tips only and does not replace medical advice. Please seek professional help if you feel unwell.

12/12/2025

🫀 Where Should You Place an AED?
It’s simple and there are two key places that matter most:
🏛️ Public Areas — Anywhere people gather carries a risk.
Schools, malls, offices, factories, gyms…
When cardiac arrest happens, having an AED within 3 minutes can save a life.
🏠 At Home — Safety starts here.
Most cardiac arrests actually happen at home.
If you live with seniors, athletes, or heart patients,
an AED at home is one of the best ways to protect your loved ones. ❤️
💡 Remember:
The best AED is the one that’s easiest to reach when every second counts.
📍 This post is for educational awareness only and does not constitute medical advice.

09/12/2025

🫀 What is an AED, actually?
You’ve seen the box with white or green and marked with “AED.” But do you know what it really does in a crisis?
An AED (Automated External Defibrillator) is a smart device designed to help when someone’s heart suddenly stops beating. It checks the heart rhythm and gives a controlled electric shock if needed.
📚 According to MedlinePlus, permanent brain damage can start just 4 minutes after the heart stops. That’s why speed matters. The AED guides you step-by-step, so even without medical training, you can respond.
📲 Interested to learn more on how to use an AED? Follow our page for more educational and awareness videos like this and Click the link below to know more.
📍 This message is for educational purposes only. AEDs are emergency support devices and do not replace medical treatment.
Reference for Medline Plus - https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000013.htm?

⚠️ Would you know what to do if someone suddenly collapses?Most people will freeze and not knowing whether it’s just fai...
06/12/2025

⚠️ Would you know what to do if someone suddenly collapses?
Most people will freeze and not knowing whether it’s just fainting or something far more serious like cardiac arrest.
Here’s how to stay calm and take action 👇
1️⃣ Check response
Tap him but no reaction? Get someone to call 999 and another to bring an AED.
2️⃣ Check breathing
No normal breathing or only gasping? Start CPR immediately.
3️⃣ Use AED ASAP
Turn it on and follow the voice instructions.
4️⃣ Don’t stop
Continue CPR and follow AED prompts until help arrives or the person wakes.
📲 Interested to learn more on how to use an AED and how to do CPR? Follow our page for more educational and awareness videos like this and Click the link below to know more.
📍 This post shares simple tips and tricks that may help provide temporary relief for certain symptoms. It is not intended to replace professional medical advice. If you are feeling unwell, please consult a qualified healthcare professional.

03/12/2025

Can CPR break bones?🦴
According to PubMed Central (PMC):
💡 During Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), the chest must be compressed 5 to 6 cm deep, at a rate of 100 to 120 compressions per minute
This amount of force can indeed lead to rib fractures
Sounds scary? Actually, it’s quite common
📊 Around 50 to 60% of patients experience broken ribs after receiving CPR
Yes, rib fractures can cause pain and difficulty breathing
But remember—without timely CPR, the patient could face:
🧠 Irreversible brain damage, or even death
✅ So don’t hesitate because bones can heal, but lives can’t be replaced
⚠️ Want to make your workplace safer for both staff and customers?
Visit www.medishield.com.my or contact us for more info
We provide free first aid and emergency response consultations for businesses
PubMed Central Reference Link: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11458643/
📍 This post is for health awareness and educational purposes only, and does not constitute medical advice

30/11/2025

😣 Got something in your eye? Don’t rub it!
When dust or a particle enters your eye, the first reaction is usually to rub it hard.
But did you know? ❌ That can scratch your cornea or make it worse.
✅ Here‘s what to do instead:
1️⃣ Stay calm
2️⃣ Use eye drops to rinse
3️⃣ Blink gently to flush out the foreign object
💡 One right move could save your eye from damage!
📍 This video shares simple tips and tricks that may help provide temporary relief for certain symptoms. It is not intended to replace professional medical advice. If you are feeling unwell, please consult a qualified healthcare professional.

28/11/2025

🫀 Why Do We Still Use DRSABCD?
You may have heard of the AHA’s C-A-B sequence,
but in real-life first aid training, we still teach DRSABCD and here’s why 👇
💡 DRSABCD is simpler and easier for beginners.
It helps anyone, even without medical training, know exactly what to do first.
D — Danger (Check for safety)
R — Response (Check for response)
S — Send for help (Call for help)
A — Airway (Open airway)
B — Breathing (Check breathing)
C — CPR (Start chest compressions)
D — Defibrillation (Use AED)
It’s not just a sequence — it’s a clear step-by-step guide to stay calm and take action.
🚑 Because in an emergency, clarity saves time, and time saves lives.
📍 This post is for educational awareness only and does not constitute medical advice.

26/11/2025

😵 He fainted?! And you’re trying to shake him awake?
Many people instinctively try to shake or wake someone up when they faint.
But did you know? ❌ That could actually make things worse!
Here’s what you should do instead:
✅ Check for response: Tap the shoulders and shout loudly
✅ Check for breathing: Look at the chest, listen for breath, feel airflow
✅ If unresponsive, call for help immediately: Dial 999 and seek nearby assistance
In an emergency, every action you take could mean the difference between life and death.
Tag your colleagues because they need to see this too 👨‍💼👩‍💼
📍 This video shares simple tips and tricks that may help provide temporary relief for certain symptoms. It is not intended to replace professional medical advice. If you are feeling unwell, please consult a qualified healthcare professional.

24/11/2025

🩺 Today we had the pleasure of conducting an AED & CPR awareness session with Mega Kulim Pharmacy!
From learning life-saving compressions to understanding the role of an AED, we’re proud to support frontline pharmacy teams in building safer, more prepared communities.
Thank you, Mega Kulim Pharmacy, for your commitment to emergency readiness. Together, we can save more lives.

22/11/2025

🕒 The 4-Minute Rule (Why Speed Matters)
What would you do if you only had 4 minutes to save someone’s life?
When cardiac arrest strikes, the heart stops pumping and oxygen to the brain drops instantly. According to MedlinePlus, permanent brain damage can begin in just 4 minutes.
That’s why speed isn’t just important because it’s everything.
CPR and an AED aren’t just tools. They’re your best chance to buy time before help arrives.
⏱ In those first 4 minutes, your actions matter most.
Registered with MDA Under Act 737 with MDA Reg. No.: GC2717523-140644
📲 Interested to learn more on how to use an AED? Follow our page for more educational and awareness videos like this and Click the link below to know more.
📍 This message is for educational purposes only. AEDs are emergency support devices and do not replace medical treatment.
Reference for MedlinePlus - https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000013.htm?

19/11/2025

Do you think your heart is on the left side of your chest? Not quite
According to the AHA & Texas Heart Institute :
💡 The heart sits in the center of the chest, just slightly to the left
Most of it lies behind the sternum (breastbone)
💥 And the main pumping chamber is located right behind the sternum
That’s why
✅ CPR compressions should be done right in the center between the ni***es
This targets the sternum, a firm surface that helps transfer pressure directly to the heart
📌 Remember: The most effective CPR spot = center chest, over the sternum
⚠️ Want to make your workplace safer for both staff and customers?
Visit www.medishield.com.my or contact us for more info
We provide free first aid and emergency response consultations for businesses
📍 This post is for health awareness and educational purposes only, and does not constitute medical advice

Address

No. 7 & 9, Jalan Industri Mas 3
Puchong
47100

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 09:00 - 18:00
Friday 09:00 - 18:00

Telephone

+60380602329

Website

https://linktr.ee/medishield

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