$64.00
Whether it is a day trip to the mall or a night out bowling, this brown single strand double wrapped leather bracelet is perfect for any casual attire. This unisex bracelet is interchangeable, as it offers a double lobster clasp and an oval shaped embossed gold toned steel medical ID tag. The medical ID tag will have your medical and emergency contact information engraved onto it. Made from 316L Stainless Steel, it is hypoallergenic, so it can be worn by anybody!
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Tag Colour | Embossed |
| Clasp Type | Interchangeable |
| Gender | Women, Men |
| Material | Leather |
Engraving your name on your medical ID is personal preference. However, at least a first name is recommended. A first name is especially important in an emergency, as emergency personnel will say a person’s name in an effort to get their attention if they are in a daze, a diabetic coma or unconscious for example.
We recommend that all Alzheimer’s patients engrave their name and address or contact information of a friend or family member.
If you need help deciding what to engrave, ask your physician or pharmacist, or you may call our Customer Service, 1.866.791.1384.
Anything can be engraved on an ID, within space limits. Some examples of what might be wise to engrave:
Yes. Allergic reactions to drugs, foods and insects can cause serious medical problems. A medical ID informs medical personnel of an allergy, allowing for rapid response to end the reaction.
Allergens are numerous, some common examples:
As a rule and if space permits, it’s wise to list prescription medicines that are being taken on a long-term or “maintenance” basis. This will give medical personnel better guidance on how to initiate treatment and will lessen the chance of a drug interaction.
Some classes of medicines that would be appropriate for an ID are:
Below are examples of medical conditions that could warrant wearing a medical ID.
In an emergency, when you might be unable to speak for yourself, a medical ID bracelet or necklace speaks for you.
Medical IDs are not just for emergencies, they eliminate trips to the hospital, reduce unnecessary hospital admissions and prevent minor emergencies from becoming major ones. Medical IDs save lives!
Physicians and healthcare organizations throughout the world recommend medical IDs:
You should always wear your medical ID. Taking off your medical ID takes away its opportunity to help you in an emergency.
Based on recently surveyed emergency medical professionals ranging from first responders to paramedics. Among the results:
People with certain medical conditions wear medical IDs to alert emergency medical professionals in an emergency. The following are good reasons to wear a medical ID:
A medical ID is jewelry that could save your life. Medical conditions, drug and food allergies, prescribed medicines and emergency contacts can be engraved onto the surface of a medical ID bracelet or necklace.
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