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Information For The Recently Diagnosed
Medical ID Jewelry
Many patients with clotting disorders and/or taking anticoagulants wear medical ID jewelry. Such jewelry can literally save your life by informing
first responders and medical professionals about your condition in case you are incapacitated or otherwise unable to tell someone that you have a
clotting disorder, are taking anticoagulants, have drug or other allergies.
I wear a bracelet stating "Takes coumadin-Factor V Leiden, Factor II, -No vitamin K or Demerol" (I'm allergic to those 2 drugs).
There are other companies that also provide medical ID jewelry, although I do not know if any offer services similar to MedicAlert® - many simply sell
ID jewelry with a medical emblem on one side and your personal info on the other. Remember when choosing your style of jewelry, that if it is not visible
to the paramedic or ER doc, it may not be seen (and will do you no good).
Below I have listed some other medical ID jewelry websites. I don't have any personal experience with them - This list is included so you can compare for
yourself:
- MedicAlert.org
- 911 Destiny Medical products
- Heath Enterprises
- Medic Assist
- American Medical-ID
- Medical Jewelry
- Kilmans Medical Jewelry
- Specialty Jewelry
- Oneida Medical Jewelry
- Goldsilverdesigner.com
- Lifetag
- Life Jewelry - Jewerly for children
- Bernstar Jewelers
- The Beadin Beagle
- Lauren's Hope
- Medic Assist
- Chainzonline
- Destiny Medical Products
- Road ID
- Peopkle Tags
- Medical Identification Jewelry
- n-styleid
- Sticky Jewelry
- Medcial Jewelry by Speidel
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The information contained on the this web site is provided for your general information only. I am not a doctor and I do not give medical advice or engage in the practice of medicine. I do not recommend any particular treatment/trial for individuals, and in all cases recommend that you consult your physician or local treatment center before pursuing any course of treatment. It is up to you, as a consumer to find out if these trials posted are something you want to participate in. I just post the information.