Welcome to Ready ResQ

At Ready ResQ, our mission is to empower individuals, families, and professionals with life-saving tools and knowledge. We connect communities with innovative emergency response products — from CPRWraps and LifeVac kits to AEDs and first aid essentials. Whether you’re at home, at work, or on the go, we make preparedness simple, accessible, and reliable.

Our Vision

We believe everyone deserves to feel safe and confident in times of crisis. That’s why we work relentlessly to reimagine emergency readiness — not just as a product, but as a movement to protect lives and support communities.

Why It Matters

In an emergency, every second counts — and most people don’t feel prepared to act. At Ready ResQ, we’re changing that. From helping a parent save their child from choking, to supporting schools with AED programs, we’ve seen firsthand how the right tools and training can turn fear into action — and action into lives saved.

What We Offer

A curated catalog of life-saving tools and first-response gear
Training resources for individuals, families, and medical professionals
Support for schools, businesses, and organizations in building emergency plans
Fast, reliable delivery through our user-friendly online store

Join the Mission

Whether you’re a parent, a provider, or a preparedness professional — there’s a place for you in the Ready ResQ community.

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Become a ResQ Partner

45K

Life-saving products available

1.8M

Customers served and counting

30.6M

Visits across our platforms annually

$2.64M

In annual gross merchandise value

Real Stories, Real Impact

Every product we offer has the potential to save a life — and our community proves it. From parents who’ve used LifeVac in critical moments to workplaces that now feel safer with AEDs on-site, these stories fuel our mission every day.

“Because of CPRWrap, I had the confidence to help a stranger at a grocery store — I’ll never forget that moment.”

— Verified Customers

“We keep a LifeVac in our school nurse’s office. It saved a student’s life last spring.”