Can someone recommend a reputable supplier of custom medical alert bracelets, pendants, etc?
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Phillip J Fry said:
Can someone recommend a reputable supplier of custom medical alert bracelets, pendants, etc?
I'm afraid I don't know about custom ingraved/made materials, but QVC has a NICE Swiss steel
pendant/bracelet/shoetag arrangement. IT's a screwtop case about the size of a US nickel, it claims
to be crush and water resistant... (I've had mine for 2 months and just opened the -
Phillip J Fry said:
Can someone recommend a reputable supplier of custom medical alert bracelets, pendants, etc?
I'm afraid I don't know anything about custom engraved/made jewelry that doubles as medic alert
tags, however, QVC carries one that I rec'd for my b-day...It comes in stainless and gold tone/plate(?) and is Swiss made. IT has a screw top compartment with
a rubber gasket sealing it. The company claims it is crush resistent and water resistant. They offer
the pendant, bracelet and shoe tag (clips into the laces on your sneakers for jogging, etc.).It comes with a 1ft long 1/2 wide strip of paper that has enough room to write a life history, or so
it seems... One side has the caduseus (snake wrapped around a staff) and the other has the 6 armed
medical alert symbol with the "SOS" logo and the direction to open the compartment. -
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Can someone recommend a reputable supplier of custom medical alert bracelets, pendants, etc?
www.medicalert.org
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Hi Phillip,
There is another thread on this subject.
Here was my reply,
Jolene, I like it!!!!! I have one of the prettier ones, and actually get compliments on it. Hmmmm,
you may have helped me to figure out what I want for my 10th wedding anniversary. Steph"Jolene GJ" wrote in message
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I sworn that if I had to wear an MED ID Bracelet the rest of my life, it would be as nice as the
jewelry I already wore. I designed my own bracelet and my local jeweler made a beautiful one of
white and gold -gold with diamonds. The medical emblem is the same as on all ID's but in gold and
my medicalert number, diabetes, & shellfish allergies is engraved on the back, along with my nameHave had loads of complements and love it.
Jolene
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Can someone recommend a reputable supplier of custom medical alert bracelets, pendants, etc?
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Phillip J Fry said:
Can someone recommend a reputable supplier of custom medical alert bracelets, pendants, etc?
I checked with a few jewelers in town when I was looking for mine. They each had a place where they
could order per my specifications. I was looking for 18kt gold and they were veery pricey (nearly
$700). I ended up going with MedicAlert www.medicalert.org because they have sales all the time on
the expensive stuff (nearly half price) and I ended up getting mine for $300 or so. They had several
styles to choose from and I couldn't beat the price anywhere else. ~Lindy~ -
Re: Medic-Alert Tags
Group: misc.health.diabetes Date: Mon, Oct 13, 2003, 1:40pm (EDT+4) From: [email hidden]
(Lindy) On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 09:11:27 -0600, Phillip J Fry wrote: Can someone recommend a reputable
supplier of custom medical alert bracelets, pendants, etc? I checked with a few jewelers in town
when I was looking for mine. They each had a place where they could order per my specifications. I
was looking for 18kt gold and they were veery pricey (nearly $700). I ended up going with MedicAlert
www.medicalert.org because they have sales all the time on the expensive stuff (nearly half price)
and I ended up getting mine for $300 or so. =A0=A0They had several styles to choose from and I
couldn't beat the price anywhere else. ~Lindy~YUP got a gold one hanging from my neck now if the dumbies would look for it!
GOOD PRICE FROM THEM!
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Medical alert tags are alert systems used by critical patients. These alert systems are helpful in immediate medication provided so that patient could be taken our from this condition. There are many types of alert systems available like bracelets.
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