ID Bracelets

[L33M]

Just wondering what type of bracelets you can get as my daughter(9) won't wear the rubbery ones as they irritate her. Her birthdays coming up so I'd like to get her a decent one that she'll wear. Thanks L


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[Nicholas Hoare]

If you go to amazon website and search for "id bracelets medical" under jewellery there are a few metal ones.


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[Kelsie]

I got mine from this website, really good quality and mine was only £35, it's engraved too with my name, type one diabetic and phone number
http://www.universalmedicalid.co.uk


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[totsy]

I use a good site and they do have lots of nice kids stuff
http://www.theidbandco.com/Home.aspx?rt=11&gclid=CJafkc6Ftb0CFU_KtAoddWQAXg

 

[AlexMBrennan]

You can get pretty much anything from these two sites; I'd suggest maybe getting a wristwatch-style one since they are adjustable, and without fiddly bits that are rather difficult to close with just one hand

 

[lizdeluz]

A website called Ice Gems do a good range of ID bracelets for everyone. I'd recommend giving them a look.

 

[L33M]

Thank you for the reply's, I'll get her to check them out when she's home from school. L


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[keri]

The bracelet I have is called a medi bracelet and has the symbols on it with my dob name and diabetes info engraved x it also has links that you can attach charms to!

 

[Robbity]

The bracelet I have is called a medi bracelet and has the symbols on it with my dob name and diabetes info engraved x it also has links that you can attach charms to!

I was wondering if a charm type bracelet would appeal - it's then not as obviously a medical thing.

Robbity