Question: How Do Protect Yourself If You Are In An Emergency Situation and Unable to Communicate and Contact Loved Ones?
Answer: It's Simple, Carry a Kheelz Wallet ICE (In Case of Emergency Card & Medical Alert ID!
Kheelz Wallet ICE (In Case of Emergency) Card & Medical Alert ID provides you with a safe, secure, simple and very affordable way to carry an ICE (In Case of Emergency) Card and Medical Alert ID with you, wherever you go.
Let your Kheelz Wallet ICE (In Case of Emergency) Card speak for you when you can’t.
How Do They Work?
1) Fill out waterproof/tear proof Kheelz Wallet ICE (In Case of Emergency) Card with a ball point pen or fine point permanent marker-DO NOT USE PENCIL.
2) Tri-fold Kheelz Wallet ICE (In Case of Emergency) Card.
3) Insert Kheelz Wallet ICE Card into Kheelz Vinyl Adhesive Pocket with the words “Pull Here” at the open pocket area. (see images for correct insertion)
4) Peel off Kheelz Vinyl Adhesive Pocket backing and press firmly onto flat area of open wallet. (see images for placement suggestions)
Kheelz Wallet ICE Cards are:
- Clearly Visible when wallet is opened, no need to rummage through wallets slots and pictures.
- Private, other than "My Name Is___________" shown on outside of ICE Card
- Simple to use, easily access important medical information and emergency contacts by sliding Kheelz ICE Card from pocket area, open up tri-fold card and just read it.
- Printed on special waterproof/tear proof paper. If wallet is dropped in water, simply remove Kheelz ICE Card and dry off with paper towel.
- Very inexpensive way to provide yourself and loved ones with the peace of mind that comes knowing that you will be taken care of and loved ones contacted if you are in an emergency situation.
Remember, cell phones break in accidents,phone batteries die, just don't rely on phone ICE contacts to be your only form of protection. For less than a price of a fancy gourmet cup of coffee, you could protect yourself from a potential life threatening medical mistake!
Who Should Carry a Kheelz Wallet ICE (In Case of Emergency) Card
& Medical Alert ID?
If you have food or drug allergies, or take medications, you've you’ve been diagnosed with a chronic condition, then you should wear a medical ID.
If you are a caregiver, you should also wear a medical ID to alert emergency personnel of your loved one who needs attention.
There are common misconceptions that by carrying an ICE (In Case of Emergency) Card & Medical Alert ID, that you are labeling yourself or bringing unwanted attention to your condition or diagnosis.
The truth is that medical identification can be life saving.
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