What a Mediband can do for you – Adults

No one chooses to have a medical condition that can incapacitate you at any time – especially if you’re resolved to living as normal a life as possible. But it happens. For adults with diabetes or epilepsy, heart disease or one of the myriad health conditions that affect people, having a mediband can be a lifesaver. It lets strangers know immediately what the probable cause of disorientation or a collapse is. It lets paramedics get straight to the right treatment and it alerts hospital emergency staff to allergic reactions and any other instant medical needs. It reduces guesswork, speeds up treatment solutions and ensures you’re not misdiagnosed in the heat of the moment.

A Mediband  can be simple – with just a statement of your condition and any immediate needs. Or it can be more informative with our enhanced MedibandPlus  product. MedibandPlus is vital if you have a life-threatening illness that could strike at anytime. It carries a code that hospital staff can use to access the relevant medical data that you have chosen to secure in our database. It’s a simple medic alert type of bracelet and it can be as discreet – or as noticeable - as you like.

Did you know: a recent study has found that 1 in 4 stroke survivors suffer from PTSD? The symptoms are often psychological, so if you’re the relative of someone who has suffered a stroke be on the look out for an avoidance of usual activities, hyperarousal and a need to relive the event over and over.

Sometimes our customers are the best advertising we can do!

" Our two boys both have peanut and tree nut allergies and one has sunflower seed and the other shellfish as well. It was great to be able to customize the bands to reflect these personal allergies. And the boys actually like wearing the bands. Very cool! Thank you Mediband."

- Randy (Newton, Massachusetts, United States)

For anyone with a life-threatening illness, a Medibands makes a lot of sense. For example one of our products is a set of hospital medical id bracelets that alert staff to a morphine allergy (or any number of treatment concerns).