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Discover the practical utility of the BAIYI Waterproof Medical Alert ID Bracelet, designed for both women and men. This silicone sports emergency bracelet offers critical identification information to ensure your safety in medical situations.
Features:
Material: Made with anti-allergic silicone and robust stainless steel, this bracelet is not only comfortable but also durable for everyday wear.
Waterproof: Ideal for all activities, including bathing, running, bodybuilding, and swimming. Its waterproof nature ensures longevity and reliability.
Custom Engraving: Features a stainless steel medical ID tag (1-3/5" x 1") with front and back engraving options. You can engrave up to 8 lines with 18 characters per line in a clear, easy-to-read black font.
Comfortable Design: The black band is 1/2 inch wide and comes in various lengths. Suitable for all ages, it’s comfortable enough for daily wear.
Versatile Use: Perfect for individuals with diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, dementia, and other medical conditions. It offers peace of mind for those with special needs, including children and the elderly.
Equip yourself with the BAIYI Medical Alert ID Bracelet today for enhanced safety and peace of mind. It’s more than just an accessory; it’s a lifesaving tool.
Considered a great gift by several customers.
Engraving is very clear, perfectly done, and can include a lot of information.
Fits well, never bothers the skin, easy to put on and take off.
The metal plate's quality is good and lasts longer.
Can be worn in water, suitable for activities like swimming.
Offers great value for the price.
Silicone band prone to tearing or breaking within a few months.
The metal scratches easily, making the engraved information hard to read.
Sizing can be problematic, with some users finding the bands either too large or too small.
Some users feel that the bracelet looks cheap.
Replacement bands are not available for purchase separately.
The bracelet can turn on the wrist, which some users find annoying.