AHA eBook Reader

Tengo descargada la aplicacion en mi iPad y en mi Mac y solo abre dashboard y al far click en los textos she cierra

Muy incomodo para leer, tiene muchos fallos, al abrir imágenes en los textos, se lanza a otra a pagina, no permite dividir pantalla, la hoja baja sin necesidad de hacer nada. Fallos que molestan en lectura

Es una excelente aplicación para lectura de ebook

There are some bugs in the highlinghting

I thought it would be great to have Pears manual easily accessible on my phone, but regret buying the e book. App freezes, columns in tables are narrow so it’s hard to read text and no matter how I adjust settings nothing seems to get fixed. Seems buggy.

I bought the e book and could not download it nor appear in the app despite trying multiple time. Advise never purchase through them nor trust them

I have to renew my first aid/CPR for an event. Two choices: American Red Crossing Los Angeles 270 miles away, one-way or a first aid class with Mammoth Hospital (Elevate Mammoth) in Mammoth Lakes, California. Like a fool, I paid $60 for the Mammoth Lakes course which may or may not be canceled. Then $20.50 for the AHA (Texas) online course. Come to discover after five phone calls to five different AHA affiliates, that the required course book is now available through the AGA app except by purchase through yet another affiliate and is an additional purchase to the online book that can only be read in a browser. None of this is disclosed in the online documentation. Be forewarned. Take the sure thing and drive the extra 540 miles round-trip: American Red Cross. I’m so upset, I’m about to have a heart attack!

Can’t hear the video on app. Have to be online.

I have tried logging into the app multiple times and it doesn’t log in. I can login without any problems going straight to the website, but when I’m teaching a class I need this app to work.

I love being able to access my life support materials electronically. However, they are very difficult to read in this format. It would be better if the life support cards were presented in the digital format with each page exactly as they appear as cards. As if I was simply looking at a screen shot or PDF version of the card, flipping through it page by page. Same problem with the ECC handbook.