North Carolina State Requirements

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In North Carolina, AED programs are not subject to specific administrative or operational requirements. However, AED sellers must inform a state agency of all AED sales. Under the Good Samaritan law, all AED users are shielded from liability, provided the device is utilized for AED-related purposes only. Activities outside the scope of AED usage are not protected. Additionally, North Carolina mandates the presence of AEDs in all dentist offices.

North Carolina Law Key Takeaways

Good Samaritan Law:
- Offers protection from civil liability to individuals who use AEDs in emergency situations, acting in good faith.
EMS Notification:
- AED sellers are obligated to inform EMS about the location and type of AED sold.
Dental Facilities:
- Dental facilities administering sedation are required to have an AED on premises.

AED's save lives every day and you can make a difference! Besides the states requirements, we believe AED's should be readily available everywhere, within arms reach in case of an emergency.

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