Medical Alerts with Bracelet with Paper Insert Compartment for Seniors

Medical alert bracelets with a flip-open, stainless steel compartment can safely hold additional medical information for first responders. The small compartment easily opens and will hold a small strip of paper or cardboard. It is watertight, so you don’t have to worry about the paper becoming wet when you shower, bathe or swim.

Most bracelets come with a specially designed paper or cardboard insert that you can fill out with key health information. The bracelets with the paper insert steel compartments come in silicone, rubber and stainless steel bands. They are ideal for men or women.

• Holds even more medical information than a standard medical alert bracelet
• Waterproof
• Has a fashionable and trendy appearance
• Ideal for men or women
• Includes a small medical alert card that you can quickly fill out and place in the steel compartment on the bracelet
• The metal compartment can be engraved on both the front and the back with key information
• The bracelet is adjustable to fit a wide array of wrist sizes

• Many individuals, especially women, often feel that the band is not visually appealing.
• The wrist can become irritated from frequently wearing the band.
• The hairs on the forearm can be caught or rubbed away from frequently wearing the band.
• The small card can be difficult to see and write upon.

Although most bracelets with paper insert compartments have a fairly straightforward design, there are a few enhancements that you might want to consider when making your decision.

• A medical alert bracelet with a paper insert compartment can be purchased with a buckle to adjust the size from 6.0 to 7.75 inches to fit various wrists.
• The bracelet can be purchased with additional links to customize the size of the band.
• You can opt to have not only the front of the compartment engraved but also the back.

A medical alert bracelet with a paper insert compartment is highly affordable. Once purchased, there are no additional charges such as a monthly subscription. You simply fill out the enclosed cardboard or paper insert and place it inside the compartment on the bracelet. Then, you can immediately start wearing the item.

• A rubber medical alert bracelet with a steel compartment and an adjustable buckle usually costs around $20 per bracelet. You can also have the compartment’s front and back surfaces engraved at no additional charge.
• A stainless steel expansion medical alert bracelet with a steel compartment runs around $29 per bracelet. You can also have the front and back of the compartment engraved with key medical information at no additional charge.

No matter where you are in the world, first responders are trained to always check the patient for a medical alert bracelet or some other form of jewelry. The bracelet immediately lets the first responder know that you suffer from a serious medical condition or allergy. With the bracelet with a paper insert compartment, you can store even more valuable health history information for a first responder. The more information that medical personnel has about you, the greater their ability to properly care for you.

You can continue to simply wear a medical alert bracelet if you only have a singular condition and there are no additional health complications, but if your situation is more complicated, you might want to consider a bracelet with the insert compartment. The added space is a perfect location to write your medication list or name off your many conditions. You can also list your emergency contact information or your primary care physician.