Would you know what to do during a medical emergency? Well, here are some products that aren't meant to take the place of a 9-1-1 call or a trip to the doctor's office but they might help stabilize or even save the life of somebody who needs first aid.

Burns are a potential hazard in every home, but how do you treat them?

The Safetymate can tell you what to do if someone is burned or faces another medical emergency. It's a talking first aid guide for the family that gives you emergency information at the touch of a button.

First aid information is divided into eight different categories. Once you select a category, the machine asks you questions, then guides you through the first aid care for some 30 medical issues.

It's portable and small enough to go just about anywhere. Safetymate sells for $60.

At first glance the Talking CPR Flashlight looks like a regular flashlight, but it also has a trick up its sleeve that can be critical in a time of crisis. This talking flashlight comes with easy to follow CPR instructions in case someone has no pulse or stops breathing. It comes with specific instructions for adults, babies and children that are compliant with American Heart Association guidelines.

It can be used as a rescue aid or CPR skills refresher.

Only four inches long, the flashlight is small enough to carry around with you wherever you go, and it takes triple a batteries.

The Talking CPR Flashlight sells for $39.95.

Maybe you're right. The Emergency Service Profile cell phone application loads medical information right onto your phone. It gives EMS crews access to your emergency service profile. Information included on here can be your blood type, any allergies you might have or whether you have a pre-existing medical condition.

Having specific medical information handy helps medical technicians streamline care, a major asset when the clock is ticking. There's also a 24-hour call center in case your phone is lost or damaged.

A one-year individual ESP plan costs $19.95.

When it comes to medical emergencies the key is to be prepared so you can get the medical care you need.