Upgraded Medical Bracelets Men Women with QR Code Medical Alert ID Bracelets - Titanium Steel Wristband Fits Wrists Up 8''-10'' - More Space Custom Emergency Med ID Info

This product is just as effective as life alert. You can easily upload all your important information that a Good Samaritan should know should any medical emergency arise and you’re not able to advocate for yourself. It is easy to use , the wrist band is of good size and also comes with an adjusting device for the “linked” bands.What can be corrected is the chromed top where the barcode is located. In the event of an emergency and you’re outdoors, especially on a sunny day, the light refracts on the bracelet , making it difficult for your camera to scan the code. Outside of that , it’s a really handy device.

I’ve had about a month now. Very easy to scan, set up, make changes and update. Comfortable and stylish. The peace of mind is worth every penny. Durable to hold up day to day wear and tear. Doesn’t tarnish I have not taken off in a month. Do dish, swim, bath dog, yard work. It’s holding up excellent.

I wrote the same review for two other metallic medical ID products with QR codes from this company:I rarely write reviews, but this one is critical. I purchased three metallic items from The Lucky Tag (a silver bracelet, a gold watch strap sleeve, and a rose gold bracelet), and all have the same issue: the QR code is extremely difficult to scan.After contacting the company, I was given tips on how to angle the item to get it to read. While this sometimes worked, it often took multiple attempts. That’s unacceptable in an emergency—paramedics won’t have time to troubleshoot a QR code.Two separate incidents proved the codes couldn’t be scanned reliably. I had several tech-savvy people—including my children and friends—test them. Most attempts failed, especially when the item was worn. Only two scans succeeded on the first try, both while holding the gold sleeve under ideal conditions.These items don’t scan well in bright indoor lighting or sunlight due to glare. When they finally do scan, the medical info is incredibly valuable—but that’s no help if it can’t be accessed quickly.I’m out over $60 for items that don’t function as intended in emergencies. I’ll be trying their non-metallic or silicone options next and hope those perform better. For now, I can’t recommend the metallic versions.

Doesn't fit my band for my watch, but it can be due to my band haven't end pieces. It was easy to set up though with the medical info. Looks good and everything is clear for reading and scanning.

This is by far my cutest and most useful medical bracelet I’ve had so far. You can add so much information which is super important if you can’t give it yourself in emergencies. The only negative I have is the bracelet is loose on my tiny wrist but it’s durable so no worry about falling off or breaking.

Many choices to select. Is web based entry of data. Can choose what to display when QR code is scanned. The device seems durable.

I loved the bracelet and the concept of having that QR code however it kept coming loose but by wearing it all the time I very seldom look at it and noticed I didn’t have it on my arm so I bought the watch ban type, but probably will go to a jeweler to have a lock put on it once again. It is a great concept but be cognizant. It’s on your risk.

Great product. I had a stroke and recently got this to get my medical information to medical staff when I can’t. Never leave home without it. Great app. Information is complete and can be changed as nessessary All the medication and history that I can never remember when I’m good. Great piece of mind. Even my Dr was impressed and asked to take pictures and pass it on to other patients.