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I have heard of a medical alert bracelet, I never have had one.
While Muir Medical Alert isn't mentioned in the available information, there are several medical alert options available for people with epilepsy. Medical alert devices and jewelry are important tools that can help first responders provide appropriate care during emergencies.
Some popular medical alert options include
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Wow Leslie. Thank goodness they came!
I initially got mine because of my epilepsy but now, at age 73, it also states that I've had, TIA's, ("mini strokes" is the best way I can explain them), 2/ Atrial Fibrillation, 3/ a Mechanical Heart Valve (artificial valve), 3/ (R) Temporal Lobectomy 4/ I'm on Warfarin (a blood thinner), which is handy for doctors to know incase I have to have emergency surgery otherwise I'll bleed too much. These are handy things for Paramedics and the ED to know in an emergency, so a Medic Alert can be added to over a period of time.
I asked this question because when I was going through the process of getting one. I didn’t see any where to input my condition or meds and dosage or emergency contact
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