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Medic Alert Bracelets?

Anyone have one? Think they are needed? Share info and tell me how to get one if you know how. Have a great day!:thumbup:

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    Not quite the same, but I have a card in my purse that tells any doctor or medic what to do if I am unable to....

    When I'm with my family / friends / work friends it's fine - they know where the card is kept, but when I go anywhere with strangers, I have to tell them that if I become ill, and I'm unable to talk, I have a card in my purse....

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    Yes, I have a medic alter bracelet. I got mine because I have some sever drug allergies but added onto it that I have a LapBand. I got mine at www.DiabeticDrugStore.com.

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    Hi there.

    I have had a medic alert bracelet for years so I guess I'd feel somewhat naked without it! I have other medical conditions that need consideration in the case of emergency but I've definitely added the band on the information.

    My local chemist has them or they can be ordered over the internet from various places. Mine is just a screw-lid thing made of stainless steel with paper inside. You've reminded me that I should probably consider replacing the waterproof seal soon!:smile:

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