Custom Men's Medical ID Bracelet, Personalized Medical Alert Wristband for Dad Husband, Engraving Stainless Steel Watch Band Style

Custom Men's Medical ID Bracelet, Personalized Medical Alert Wristband for Dad Husband, Engraving Stainless Steel Watch Band Style

PERSONALIZATION - This braided cord medical bracelet supports personalization, you can engrave your name, emergency contact number or other important information on the bracelet. MEDICAL ALERT FUNCTION - If you have Alzheimer's disease, autism/special needs children, blood diseases, blood thinners, diabetes, dementia, drug allergies, emphysema/breathing disorders, epilepsy/seizures, food allergies, hearing, vision or mental disorders, heart disease. In an emergency, let people around you know their condition and buy precious emergency time. COMFORTABLE AND DURABLE MATERIAL - Made of high-quality woven leather, it is soft and comfortable, fits the wrist and is suitable for long-term wear. The durable material ensures that the bracelet is not easy to wear and is durable while maintaining a stylish appearance. SIMPLE AND FASHIONABLE DESIGN - The simple style is suitable for daily wear, whether paired with casual or formal wear, it can show the wearer's personality and taste. The low-key design will not appear too ostentatious, while also having practical functions. INTIMATE SERVICE - We provide high-quality customer service to ensure that your customized needs are met. The bracelet undergoes strict quality inspections to ensure that each product meets high standards, allowing you to wear it with peace of mind. Product Concept The core concept of this jewelry is "guardianship and care". It is not only a decoration, but also a caring health assistant. By engraving important information, it can provide a safety guarantee for the wearer at critical moments, and also provide necessary reminders for people around. Applicable people Alzheimer's patients: help them let others quickly understand their condition when they are lost or need help. Children with autism/special needs: provide them with a tool to convey needs and information at any time. Diabetic patients: let others know that they need to be treated in time when hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia occurs. Drug allergy patients: if you are allergic to drugs such as penicillin, morphine, sulfonamides, etc., you can remind medical staff in an emergency. Heart disease patients: in an emergency, let people around you know about their condition and strive for precious emergency time. Epilepsy/epilepsy patients: remind others to take correct first aid measures when an attack occurs. Food allergy patients: remind others to pay attention to their food allergies during meals or social occasions. People with hearing, vision or mental impairments: Let those around them know their special needs when they need help. People with emphysema/breathing disorders: Alert others to help if they have trouble breathing. People with blood disorders: Let health care workers know when they need special attention. People on blood thinners: Alert health care workers to their medications in the event of an injury or surgery. People with dementia: Help them let others know if they are lost or need help.