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So someone knows what they're dealing with.

In an emergency, a rare condition is often the thing nobody in the room has heard of. A patient ID card puts the essentials in the hands of whoever is treating you, at the moment you may not be able to explain it yourself.

Why they matter

Emergency staff work fast and from what's in front of them. For a rare condition, standard protocol is sometimes the wrong protocol, and there may be no time to look it up. A card that names the condition, the risks and who to call can change what happens next.

What's on it

The condition, named clearly

Including how it's spelled, which matters more than you'd think when someone is searching for it under pressure.

Critical information for emergency care

The things a treating clinician needs to know immediately, including anything that should be avoided.

Who to contact

Your emergency contact and your treating specialist, so nobody is guessing.

Your current medications

Medications, dosages and other important clinical details to ensure everyone is informed.

Worth having before you really need it.

Most people request one after a bad emergency experience. It's better the other way round.

Get your ID card...

Multi-line address
Birthday
Year
Month
Day
Blood Type
Select your items
1 Card - Excl deliveryR 100
3 cards - Excl deliveryR 200
1 card - incl deliveryR 175
3 cards - incl deliveryR 275

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