Ultra-Thin Medical Alert ID bracelet with 2 GB USB Stainless Steel

I purchased mine in Oct 2016 and now it is April 2017. I was very happy with the security and convience of having all my medical data (Meds, Providers, Current Diagnosis and Conditions as well as Past History) ready at hand. There is even room to have some info engraved on it if you wish to go to that expense.I get compliments on its appearance often.However I turned the medical emblem this week to show someone how it worked and the USP chip just fell out. I had only inserted it into my computer one time, to transfer my information into it . So it is less than useful and an expensive investment for less than one year. I don't know how to ask for a replacement.

I discovered that hospitals don't like to introduce foreign USB cards into their networks. Then later, the pivot froze. I soaked it in 3-in-1 oil, but it broke off.Seems like a good idea, but it's not.

This looks to be well made. I like that I can put all my info on it. I just hope that emergency personnel and Hospital people are familiar with this concept. It is kind of stealth if you are not familiar with this kind of thing (USB in bracelat).I put my important medical info on it in three different format (Text, PDF and MS Word).Had the bracelet sized and feels good. I have hair on my wrist but it hasn't snagged any hair yet. LOL

I works great! I wish there was a way to make the chip waterproof. Just getting sweaty from working around the house or mowing the lawn I worry that water will get into the chip. Otherwise it is an exceptionally good idea. I have to remember to take it off when I work up a sweat or go to the pool. If they just could make it waterproof I could wear it all day with no problem .

I found this device very good quality. I had to remove one link for it to fit my wrist, but that was not an issue. Thumb drive was very easy to download my medical info to...Looks nice and feels comfortable. Give me peace of mind knowing that if I am in an emergency, most of my medical history and meds are readily available to the EMR

The Ultra-Thin Medical Alert ID bracelet is attractive n functional. I had to get it fitted as I have a small wrist. When u turn the medical alert symbol knob on the face of the bracelet, the usb comes out and I downloaded it to my Apple computer and a new disc icon came on the screen and I opened up my document files and clicked n dragged the file I wanted n dropped it into the new disc icon. And it was that simple.

Good and solid bracelet. Easy to download files to it. The clasp is very solid and really does lock solidly with a safety catch feature. The clasp can be a bit challenging when using one hand to clasp or unclasp it. I f you are "handy", removing links is pretty easy. If not, any watch shop can do it in about 30 seconds.

This item never connected to computer. I tried 3 different computer.