Anyone with allergies, chronic conditions, or unique medical needs should consider wearing a medical bracelet to ensure their medical information is readily available to first responders.

Yes. Having your bracelet and being a member will give you the full MedicAlert experience. For example, we are the only medical ID jewellery provider in the UK that is a charity and that employs registered nurses to help our members.

Include essential details such as allergies, chronic illnesses, emergency contact numbers, and any relevant medications. If you are struggling on what information to include, our registered nurses can guide you through process and help ensure that only your vital details are included.

Yes, our Pacemaker Bracelets are customisable, allowing you to personalize the engraved information to suit your specific medical needs.

Determine your bracelet size using our sizing guide and select a style that matches your preferences and lifestyle.

You can choose to engrave your vital medical information, emergency contacts, and any other relevant details on your bracelet.

Easily update your medical information by contacting our member support team or accessing your member dashboard.

Do not use abrasive cloths and avoid contacts with cleaning products. Perspiration, aftershave and creams can increase tarnishing. Avoid contact where possible. Please note; when your jewellery is new and highly polished, a cleaning cloth may dull its appearance. Enamel can be affected by wear and tear. Avoid denting or scratching the enamel. To avoid scratching, do not wear silver or gold jewellery alongside other items. Do not bathe or swim in silver or gold jewellery.

Different products are better suited to different activities. For example, most Stainless Steel can be worn in water. Please refer to the product descriptions in the shop for specific information or call our team if you have any questions.

MedicAlert Bracelets caters for all medical conditions and all style needs. We don't have IDs specifically for any one condition but what we do offer is: 1. The 'Forget-Me-Not' bracelet which requires a second person to remove it so it is very useful for conditions such as dementia and autism to ensure the member wears the ID when they leave home. 2. For members who are sensitive to cold or metal, we offer silicone and fabric IDs that prevent the metal disk from touching your skin. If the member has a silicone allergy, we have fabric and beaded IDs.