Upgraded Medical Bracelets Men Women with QR Code Medical Alert ID Bracelets - Titanium Steel Wristband Fits Wrists Up 8''-10'' - More Space Custom Emergency Med ID Info

Sleek, stylish design. Logging in and in putting information was easy. The bracelet/app has the ability to display (once scanned) a lot of information that covers all your needs. I like the privacy aspect, having to scan it to view the information you choose to share. Definitely recommend. I'm glad my wife got me this.

I am so enamored with this item I don't even know where to start. . . Let's start with the size/length of the chain. It is as described, however I have small wrists (7") so it hung on me or slid quite high on my arm so me being me I removed about two inches worth of chain and now it fits perfectly. So the option of it coming in sizes would be great. That being said, it was a small matter and nothing compared to how great this item is. I'm lazy and prefer to type on a keyboard using both hands rather than what I call texting mode on a phone or tablet so I used my laptop to scan the barcode which was quite easy to do and that took me directly to the website I needed. I was confused at first because I didn't need to create a user name, just a password. Your username is the bracelet number recorded when the website pops up. After that the rest was extremely simple. All I had to do was enter everything anyone needed to know in an emergency. Just like you would tell your doctor, the ER medical staff or emergency personnel. Since I have several medications, health issues and other information that would need to be remembered and relayed I was so happy that I could actually carry this information with me right here on my wrist! What a weight is being lifted just knowing how simple it will for medical personnel to find out important information to help me, especially if I should be unable to speak for myself. Plus, when you're on as many prescriptions as I am it can be hard to remember them all. This bracelet should hold up to anything I might put it through and the color I chose will blend nicely regardless of what my fashion choices might be. It also had a nice strong clasp and chain so I don't have to worry about it breaking.

I wrote the same review for two other metallic medical ID products with QR codes from this company: I rarely write reviews, but this one is critical. I purchased three metallic items from The Lucky Tag (a silver bracelet, a gold watch strap sleeve, and a rose gold bracelet), and all have the same issue: the QR code is extremely difficult to scan. After contacting the company, I was given tips on how to angle the item to get it to read. While this sometimes worked, it often took multiple attempts. That’s unacceptable in an emergency—paramedics won’t have time to troubleshoot a QR code. Two separate incidents proved the codes couldn’t be scanned reliably. I had several tech-savvy people—including my children and friends—test them. Most attempts failed, especially when the item was worn. Only two scans succeeded on the first try, both while holding the gold sleeve under ideal conditions. These items don’t scan well in bright indoor lighting or sunlight due to glare. When they finally do scan, the medical info is incredibly valuable—but that’s no help if it can’t be accessed quickly. I’m out over $60 for items that don’t function as intended in emergencies. I’ll be trying their non-metallic or silicone options next and hope those perform better. For now, I can’t recommend the metallic versions.

This is a great, easy way to provide medical info to others in urgent or emergency situations. The bracelet I chose is a very conservative looking, woven elastic with adjustment. It's soft and very comfortable - once on your wrist, you forget it's there at all. There's a QR code on the metal plate (no, you don't feel the metal at all) and when you first scan this with a smartphone camera, you're asked to set up a password. Then there are a variety of fields, only a few of which are mandatory - you can use as many or as few as you wish to message emergency services if you're unable to communicate. After the first scan and a password setup, the QR code opens to anyone who scans it with your info; if someone clicks on "Edit" it'll then ask for your password for access to change anything. Simple, straightforward. Far less clunky than a metal clinky bracelet or necklace. Highly recommended.

The bracelet is nice. I absolutely love the scan code on the back takes whoever needs it directly to my medical history, but I've had the bracelet 2 days and six of the little stones have already fallen out. Bracelet chain is also a little big but that's easily fixable.

Absolutely love it. It’s pretty durable- I have it on at work and never have any problems with it. I work in an animal clinic so lots of handwashing, pet fur and banging it against things. The QR code is still clear- I haven’t had any issues with reading the QR code. It was easy to set up my profile, and easy to update things when I have any changes in medical information. I like that it is pure black, so it gives it a sleek look that can be inconspicuous- I sometimes will rotate the band so that the QR code is on the underside of my wrist. Mostly when I am talking to clients.

1. This may be a beautiful bracelet however; getting a different length would be a wonderful bonus. This bracelet is a minimum of 9 inches long. I have found no way to shorten it without ruining it's chain pattern. Now I have to figure out some way to secure this bracelet around my 5" wrist. And keep it from falling off my hand when my hand is in a downward position too long. 2. The software that is associated to save your health information is extensive. BUT......it's a major P.I.T.A. You must save every little change as a draft or it's gone. Every single word, or it's gone. Do not leave it open long enough for your phone to go into sleep or whatever inactive mode , it's GONE. A knock on your door to answer.......poof, all that spent inputting info gone. That really missed me off. My hands are arthritic, typing is painful. Wasting time like the above took an entire star for me. 3. You can take pictures of your med bottles, you can scan a QR code to open the app. Why not be able to scan a bar code of a prescription bottle? That didn't make a lot of sense to me. The tech is there, make it so. 4. Some of us for whatever reason take a ton of meds. Twenty slots for pictures of medication bottles are simply not enough. This needs to be changed . This took away a full star for me. ☆The chain design makes this a very sturdy bracelet. I believe it will take a lot to hurt it. That's a good thing. My hands are not babied or pampered. ☆The finish of the metal is great it's shiny and bright. The design on the actual medic alert tag is beautiful and clear. I've had several people comment on it already. Strangers even. ☆The lobster claw closures on each end are the largest and most secure I've ever seen on ANY piece of jewelry. They are strong and stay closed all the time. Not flimsy like a majority of bracelets on the market. This is a bonus and why I didn't take away another star. ☆The QR CODE and the medic alert symbol inside the bracelet are both very clear and the printing are legible. I sincerely hope it stays this way. That could become problematic if it fades over time or wears off. Overall I think it's a great bracelet but it has issues that issues for anyone that buys it. Be it sizing or software. Read the description and reviews very, very carefully. Then make your choices depending upon how much frustration you're willing to deal with. Or how many modifications you can make on your own. I also bought one of this company's necklaces, I will only be submitting the absolute bare necessities as far as the medical information.

I really like this bracelet so far. Super easy to set up. Super easy to scan. And you can put so much info on your page that would be great to know in an emergency. I had an asthma attack at work before getting this and no one had my info and management didn't have it pulled up for paramedics. Luckily I was coherent enough to be able to text everything out for them. But it was scary. Now that I have this and have it set up I don't have to worry about poor emergency procedures at work. All my info is conveniently available. It's super cute and comfortable. It's light weight and seems durable. I will be back to update my review at a later date to see how it holds up to time.