ID bracelets with information

ID Bracelet 

ID Bracelets - a very useful item that helps people gain additional safety and peace of mind for their loved ones. 

Our products are convenient, light, have an aesthetic appearance, and provide an additional sense of confidence and safety to both the wearer and their loved ones.

Bracelets are made from natural leather or elastic silicone. Both materials are of high quality, pleasant to touch, do not cause skin irritation or allergic reactions. The length of the bracelet is standard, but many models include several types of fasteners to comfortably fit wrists of any size. A rich color palette and interesting design give the product an attractive appearance and can be used as a decoration or additional accessory.

We often receive orders for bracelets with words of gratitude, support, and love for friends, children, or loved ones. Engraving is done with professional equipment, so we can handle work of any complexity.

On a small stainless steel alloy plate we engrave the necessary data about the person: full name, address, contact details, information about the illness, blood type, Rhesus factor, and any other information you wish.

Elderly People. With age come health issues. A common case is losing consciousness in a crowded place. Due to stress or age-related features, they often cannot remember even their own name, let alone their address. Bystanders are ready to help, trying to contact relatives, but cannot find a number or unlock a phone that either has a password or is not present at all. A light and noticeable bracelet on the wrist can be very handy.

People with Memory Loss and other illnesses. They especially require our care and attention. One of our clients with diabetes already has such a bracelet. He ordered it after experiencing a diabetic coma on the street. Emergency medical personnel, seeing an unfamiliar person unconscious, cannot determine at a glance what it might be caused by. Fortunately, everything turned out well. But if the patient had been wearing our identifier with the necessary information, diagnosis, and daily insulin dose, everything would have been much faster.