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Does anyone have any recommendations for medical bracelet?

MeiChanski

MeiChanski

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Type of diabetes
Type 1
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Hello Diabuddies!

How are you?

I've been looking into getting a medical bracelet for diabetes (I know I should have ordered one years ago), I couldn't find anything similar to the American company that sells - myID bracelets for a whooping $25. it's that kind of silicone/adjustable bracelet. It would be ideal so it wouldn't disturb anyone when i'm writing or typing.
 
They do have a range on this site's shop but I do not think that they are adjustable. Worth a looksee though.
 
MeiChanski said:
Hello Diabuddies!

How are you?

I've been looking into getting a medical bracelet for diabetes (I know I should have ordered one years ago), I couldn't find anything similar to the American company that sells - myID bracelets for a whooping $25. it's that kind of silicone/adjustable bracelet. It would be ideal so it wouldn't disturb anyone when i'm writing or typing.
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Found this one I'm not sure if it's what you're looking for but they do Silicone ones for £4.95
https://www.theidbandco.com/Rubber-Medical-Bracelets
 
I use a medical card that has all of my medical info etc. on it, it's accessed by paramedics via a QRcode on the back. I have this in a card holder on a lanyard.

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https://quollmedical.com.au/
https://quollmedical.com.au/product-category/quoll-medical-card/
 
MeiChanski said:
Oh nice, has anyone given you a weird look for lugging it around your neck? I'll be at university and I'm not too sure because I'll have uni ID around my neck. :hilarious:
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Weird looks do not hurt anyone mate. :D

There is that many people walking around with security id around their necks here you go unnoticed.

I have seen people with more than one lanyard around their neck as well.
 
What I like about the Quoll ID card is that it was a one off payment of $20.00, unlike the annual subscription medical bracelets from the USA.
 
Tipetoo said:
What I like about the Quoll ID card is that it was a one off payment of $20.00, unlike the annual subscription medical bracelets from the USA.
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That is true, I've seen some subcriptions for medical bracelets and I'm like I just want the bracelet. :hilarious:
 
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