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What can I have engraved on my medical ID tag?
You can engrave anything you’d like. For example, you can engrave "Diabetic”, or "Allergic to penicillin.” Anything that a paramedic would benefit to know in treating you in an emergency situation.
What do you suggest I engrave on my medical ID tag?
You can engrave up to 4 lines of engraving with a maximum 25 characters per line. We recommend that you put the following:-
Line 1 - Your name
Line 2 - Your medical condition or allergy
Line 3 - Any medication you are taking
Line 4 - An ICE (in case of emergency) contact name and mobile number
For example:-
Janet Doe
Type II Diabetic
Insulin Dependant
ICE: John Doe 07944 123 1234
How do I know what size of bracelet to order?
Take a measuring tape and measure your wrist at its smallest point. Take a true wrist measurement-not too tight or too loose. Then, add 1 inch to that measurement. Medical ID bracelets do NOT fit like the average bracelet. Remember, the tag does not bend. So, you will need to add an inch to your wrist measurement. (This only applies to the beaded bracelets-not the men's watches). Be sure to measure carefully as there is a £5 return shipping and handling fee.
Are they interchangeable?
Yes. Our Medical ID bracelets are all interchangeable as they have two clasps that hook onto the Medical ID Tag. You need to merely unclasp the tag and reclasp it to the new strand. Why not pick several strands from our "Pick a Strand" section and have a different style to suit your mood or your outfit?
Where should I wear my Medical ID Bracelet?
You should wear your Medical ID Bracelet on your left arm as that is the arm they normally use to check your pulse.
What happens if my bracelet does not fit or breaks?
All of our bracelets have a six month guarantee. If it breaks for any reason, we will restrand it for free one time, subject to a £5 shipping and handling charge. After the six month period, the charge is £10.00 plus a £5 shipping and handling fee. If you ordered the wrong size, return it to us along with the £5 return shipping and handling fee and instructions as to the size you need.
Should I wear my bracelet in the shower or while swimming?
Although your bracelet is made to the highest standards and from high quality beads, it is still strung on jewellery wire. Therefore, it is NOT recommended that you wear it while swimming or showering.
Listed below are the proper spellings for common conditions, allergies and medications.
Common Conditions
Adrenal Insufficiency
Alzheimer's
Angina
Asthma
Atrial Fibrillation
Cataracts
Congestive Heart Failure
Contact Lenses
COPD
Deep Vein Thrombosis
Dementia
Diabetes
Emphysema
Epilepsy
Fibromyalgia
Gastric Bypass
Glaucoma
Heart Patient
Hemophilia
Hypoglycemia
Hypertension
Lupus
Lymphedema
Mitral Valve Prolapse
Multiple Sclerosis
Pacemaker
Parkinson's
Renal Failure
Seizure Disorder
Stent Implant
Vision Impaired
von Willebrand's
Common Allergies
Aspirin
Adhesive Tape
Bee Stings
Cephalexin
Cephalosporin
Clindamycin
Codeine
Contrast Dye
Doxycycline
Erythromycinv
Fentanyl
Iodine
Latex
Lidocaine
Morphine
Morphine Sulfate
Nitrous Oxide
Novocaine
Peanut/Tree Nut
Penicillin
Phenergan
Prinzide
Robinul
Shellfish
Stadol
Succinylcholine
Sulfur
Sulfa
Tetracycline
Versed
Wasp Stings
Common Medications
Accupril
Altace
Amaryl
Atenolol
Avapro
Captopril
Cefzil
Cellcept
Celebrex
Coumadin
Depakote
Desmopressin
Dexamethasone
Diflucan
Digoxin
Dilaudid
Diovan HCT
Dyazide
Effexor
Enalapril Maleate
Gemfibrozil
Glipizide
Glucophage
Glucophage XL
Glucophage XR
Glucovance
Glyburide
Glucotrol
Hydrochlorothiazide
Hydrocodone
Hyzaar
Imuran
Isosorbide
Levoxyl
Lipitor
Lisinopril
Metoprolol
Metformin HCL
Nortriptyline
Plavix
Prednisone
Prilosec
Prograf
Sodium Pentothal
Spironolactone
Synthroid
Trileptal
Verapamil
Zestoretic
Zocor
Zyprexa
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