Road ID Bracelet - Official ID Wristband - Silicone Clasp Identification Bracelet and Sport ID for Athletes

I won't ride without it because it's a great product. I don't care about cuts and bruises; all I want is for someone to find me with an AED, insulin, lexapro, flowmax, effient, glipizide, baby aspirin, and a phone.

Ezra Santiago

| May 08, 2021

I'm not going to upload any photos because many others have already done so. As a low-profile medical ID, I purchased this. As a student at a university, I didn't want a dog tag necklace or anything that was too obvious because I was a young adult. It's to the point where, if an EMT or other emergency responder were looking for an ID, they'd find it, but no one else would notice. Actually, many people believe it's a Fitbit. I wanted something that would provide me with peace of mind in the event of an emergency while also not making me feel like my grandmother. Advantages: br>br> ultra low profile, stays on, slim version can hold a lot of information, easy to remove, interchangeable wristband if desiredbr>Cons: It's impossible to adjust the size, and it's extremely difficult to put one on- (Without the assistance of another person). Others have complained about scratching on the metal surface. I haven't seen any in the last two years. I've had it for three months, but I haven't been overly active or rough with it. Although the band itself wears out, it has no effect on its functionality. If it were easier for me to put on, I would give it five stars.

Landen Craig

| Feb 15, 2021

For my 2-year-old son, I purchased this ID bracelet. Last year, I had a one-year-old grandson. He puts it on every time we leave the house. I included the child's name, father's name/phone number, and grandparents from both sides of the family in case we were in an auto accident. This way, no matter what the problem was, one of us would jump in to help. The bracelet has a secure latch and is waterproof, making it ideal for the beach or swimming. Children enjoy wearing it. The only disadvantage is that once you cut the rubber band to fit the child's wrist, it is no longer usable once it becomes too tight; however, you should probably replace it anyway because children scratch the name plate's surface with their daily activities. I believe you'll get at least two years out of it before having to replace it, which is still a great deal in my opinion. I'm going to purchase a second one for my 2-year-old daughter. This year for Christmas, I have a year-old nephew.

Michelle Clay

| Aug 25, 2021

This is for my three-year-old daughter, and I bought it for her. The scratch guard option is not available on the Amazon website for this product, but it is available on the actual roadid website. My daughter wore it once yesterday and scratched it. Because she has a speech delay and sensory processing disorder, I am concerned that it will scratch off important information. I wanted something for her in case she got lost, and I didn't know how to attach the name plate because she is a runner. I'm a little concerned that she'll be able to bite it off (sensory kid). (She enjoys stuffing her mouth with things). I've also included a photo demonstrating how this bracelet can be adjusted to fit any wrist. Remove the excess by cutting it away. The scuffing is the only flaw with the product. br>br>Newsflash- When I contacted Road id customer service, they informed me that the engraved part is guaranteed for life. My badge was even upgraded to a more durable version. My business will continue to be retained by the company.

Zechariah Conway

| Mar 14, 2021

I decided to include his name, date of birth, two emergency contacts, and allergies. The typeface is easy to read and understand. The bracelet is light in weight but strong in construction. After watching the video on the Road iD website, it was simple to adjust the fit, and the bracelet arrived several days ahead of schedule. The packaging is impressive, and I was surprised to receive a card from Chuck, the engraver - a very nice touch! br>br>The best part is how much it appeals to my husband. He doesn't normally wear jewelry, but he promised to do so on bike rides. Despite the fact that it is not a biking day, he left home to run errands this morning and was wearing it.

Aubrey Malone

| Aug 14, 2021

This bracelet was great at first, but it didn't stay on my daughter's wrist. I have a three-year-old with developmental delays, such as delayed speech and a bad habit of running away. I'm talking about sprinting to the other side of the store in seconds after stopping the cart to look at shampoo or speak to one of my other hooligans. I bought this bracelet to give me peace of mind if she ever got lost because it had her name and my phone number on it. This kid was able to take it off in a matter of seconds. Is it possible that the fit isn't quite right? We got it yesterday, fitted it to her, and she was delighted to wear it. It appeared to be a good fit. The next thing I knew, my girlfriend's bracelet had fallen off her wrist and was strewn about the house. It was found, the tightness was adjusted, and she was ready to go to church. She loses her grip on her wrist and becomes disoriented in her church classroom. Take a sledgehammer to my head! We spent $25 on the most amazing disappearing bracelet I've ever seen. All this kid needs is a tracR stuck to her buttocks.

Novah Mays

| Jun 27, 2021

My mother, who suffers from dementia, required identification. She had been living at home, and despite the fact that I had moved in with her, I wasn't always able to keep her from wandering. The information on the Road ID slide is extensive. I was able to write down her name, medical conditions, and medications, as well as my own name and contact information. We didn't use the rubber bracelet because she doesn't understand that it needs to be worn all the time. Her waterproof watch is the only item she refuses to remove. I found her a new watch with a 12mm (or 13mm?) case diameter. I'll double-check and revise) the slide's compatibility with the band. br>br>An additional slide with the medical alert symbol is available from Road ID. I believe it is available on Amazon, but I contacted Road ID directly for more information. My family and I are so glad we found Road ID! They responded quickly and professionally, and directed me to the appropriate page on their website. br>br>To summarize, we are so glad we found Road ID!.

Aspen Shannon

| Nov 20, 2021