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Released
November 27, 2008
Updated
October 30, 2026

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This free mobile resource provides essential first aid knowledge for emergency situations. It offers step-by-step instructions with visuals for common incidents like CPR, burns, and choking. Designed for global use, it works offline and includes international emergency contacts.

✓Step-by-step emergency instructions
✓Visual aids for clarity
✓Offline compatibility
✓International emergency contacts
✓Country-specific settings
✓What3Words GPS locator
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What users say about iFirstAid

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What's New in iFirstAid

6.24

October 30, 2026

Bug fixes and improvements

User reviews

American Flag??

English did not originate from America and we don’t speak American English in Australia

Why do we have to see the American flag every time in the app if we select English as language?

“Downloading” bar in the way

Each time you open this app it comes up with a massive bar which says “Downloading %” which completely obstructs the most critical topics of the app - CPR, Bleeding and Burns. The only way to get rid of it is to press a tiny “x” on the right hand side. Try doing that or explaining it to someone in an actual emergency. Would recommend they move it down to the bottom of the screen.
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Amazing Resource

I was looking online for a First Aid Kit and was amazed to find this free app. It’s full of easy to understand information that will be extremely useful. I think we should all have this on our phones and even more so if you have kids or caring for others. Brilliant,
Well done 👏🏻

Has no Metronome

The reason I downloaded this was for 2 reasons:
1. Step by step instructions for each incident type
2. To get a metronome beat for doing the CPR.
I am very surprised you don’t have the metronome :(
Plzz add this & I’ll give u 5 stars!!

Amazing!

Such a great app! Actually blows my mind on how easy it is to navigate! Such a great idea for travelling families! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

User experience

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Reported Bugs

10 issues

App crashes on startup

Bug

Blank screen stating app no longer exists

Bug

Account creation errors preventing app access

Bug

Navigation elements obscure critical information

Bug

Voice commands non-functional

Bug

Layout issues with unscrollable content

Bug

Typos in CPR instructions (3 vs 30 compressions)

Bug

Incorrect snake bite regional classifications

Bug

iOS 10 compatibility issues

Bug

Potential virus or stability issues on older devices

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Requested Features

16 requests

CPR metronome/cadence timer with voice guidance

Feature

Seizure and epileptic fit information

Feature

Stroke recognition and response procedures

Feature

Heart attack symptoms and treatment

Feature

Expanded bites and stings section with regional variations

Feature

Snake identification with photos and regional accuracy

Feature

Drowning and water safety procedures

Feature

Asthma and respiratory emergency guidance

Feature

Eye injuries and treatment information

Feature

Sunburn and heat-related illness care

Feature

More detailed diagrams and illustrations

Feature

Additional emergency scenarios and eventualities

Feature

Updated date stamps on all medical information

Feature

Editable emergency contact numbers for custom locations

Feature

Full version with comprehensive first aid manual

Feature

Concussion and head injury protocols

Feature

FAQ

Does iFirstAid have ads?

No, iFirstAid does not contain advertisements. It is a completely free resource designed to provide essential first aid information without interruption.

What is the user sentiment for iFirstAid?

User reviews for iFirstAid are mixed. While users appreciate its ease of navigation, offline functionality, and free accessibility, there are significant concerns regarding outdated and inaccurate medical information, including CPR and choking procedures.

How often is iFirstAid updated?

The app was last updated on October 30, 2026, with version 6.24. However, user reviews indicate a lack of recent medical protocol updates, suggesting potential delays in content revisions.

Is iFirstAid suitable for all countries?

iFirstAid is designed for global use and allows users to change countries to access relevant emergency contact numbers. However, it is explicitly not available in the UK, which has a separate app.

What devices support iFirstAid?

iFirstAid is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to be accessible across a range of Apple mobile devices.

What are the main criticisms of iFirstAid?

Major criticisms include outdated CPR and choking guidelines, dangerous medical misinformation, UI obstructions blocking content, incorrect emergency numbers for some countries, and insufficient detail in instructions. Some users also noted that videos lack audio.

What is the age rating for iFirstAid?

iFirstAid has an age rating of 4+. This indicates that the content is generally considered suitable for children aged four and older, though the medical information itself is intended for adult users.

Can iFirstAid be used without an internet connection?

Yes, iFirstAid is offline compatible and works 24/7 without phone service. This feature is highly valued by users who may be in areas with limited or no internet connectivity during emergencies.