Care was started as soon as first responders arrived
I had just recieved my new Garmin Sidekick interactive ID and was wearing it when I was hit by a car on my bike.
My bracelet helped them give me the medical treatment I needed
I was diagnosed with a rare blood disorder called Thrombotic Thrombocytopenia Purpura (TTP) in 2016. The hospital suggested that i get a medical alert necklace or bracelet to notify anyone near me ...
He was completely unresponsive for almost three minutes
As I read your email, my husband is recuperating from a cycling accident three weeks ago, when he was hit by a truck. He has raced and cycled for more than thirty years without so much as a close c...
Road ID eased that process
I was in Emergency Room. My friend said, "Check his bracelet." when they started asking medical history questions.
Went to the ER and could not speak.
Woke up at 3am with facial swelling, by 5 am throat started to close up. Went to the ER and could not speak
We were able to get to the hospital to meet him
I have been wearing Road ID on all my bike rides and runs for many years, have gotten them as Christmas and Birthday presents for family and friends, and chat up people on bike rides, ensuring that...
EMS knew where to take me because of the RoadID that I wear
In 2015 I had a seizure while I was driving. I was not injured and EMS knew where to take me(Duke) because of the RoadID that I wear 24/7. I later visited with the team that responded to my acciden...
I was hit by a car
I was hit by a car, he pulled left in front of me. He was going so fast he threw me 20 ft in his direction of travel.
It was a relief to both my husband and me to NOT have to remember details!
I am not an athlete. The most my husband and I do is walk our dogs. However my medical history and list of medications is extensive so I purchased an interactive RoadID that I could keep up to date.
Just so you know!
Just so you know, I so firmly believe in this product that I told a friend recently that he is NOT allowed to run again until he got his Road ID. I told him about me falling and hitting my head whi...
American Diabetes Association New England Classic Tour de Cure
I ride 150 miles for the American Diabetes Association New England Classic Tour de Cure.
The ER used it to call my wife and get permission to do the first brain operation.
In September I was on a business trip to Texas. While running on the first morning I was hit by a bus.
