Aug 23, 2011
Our U.K. customers can be pretty intense!
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Our U.K. customers can be pretty intense!
wowowooww by Quacjfjfks best app ever. i love it. its what i needed and its sooo perfect for class.
by Australia iBeau.net I’ve been on the hunt for a first aid android app for some time now and I’ve finally found the perfect one. The app is called Emergency First Aid Guide. I had to do a little research before selecting the right app because I wanted to make sure that the information provided was accurate and up to date. The information in the guide contains the latest approved changes to CPR for 2011 which my sources tell me has been verified by multiple medical authorities. This app covers a wide ringe of subjects from Choking and CPR to Burns, Spinal injuries and even Emergency Births! The interface is extremely easy to use and topics are completely searchable. There is also no waiting time when loading instructions as the app runs directly from your SD card. I have no doubt that this guide is and will remain most accurate First Aid guide on the market. I definitely recommend it!
Geat app very useful and potentially life saving * * * * * by Jonathan Herman I bought this app to see what had changed since I was last certified. Having been a firefighter several years ago I was certified to the level of healthcare professional. I know many medical responders who use the iphone as a means to record patient responses vitals etc and so the idea of having a cheat sheet for anyone is to me a great idea. None of us can be expected to respond perfectly in a time of great stress if we've never done it before. I'd recommend this app to anyone who has an iphone it is well put together easy to access, easy to understand and could be the difference between you watching helplessly as a loved one struggles for life or proactively keeping them alive until better trained help arrives. 99 cents buys a lot of peace of mind knowing that if faced with a situation requiring it you'll have immediate help.
Science Terms
We're thrilled to annouce our Science Terminology reference guide is now available for the iPhone.
So many terms in such a compact guide.
Check it out! http://www.phoneflips.com/?p=453
Amazon App Store Update
App publishers who may be thinking of also offering their apps for sale on Amazon's new appstore will be interested to know that Amazon wont be offering some important functionality we currently get from Google - refunds.
Amazon support said:
Actually [we] aren't supporting refunds unless there was an issue with your app functioning (which is part of the reason we run apps through testing).
Customer service Strike 1!