Works well for me
I received my bracelet a couple of days ago and am pleased with it. It fits well, is obviously a medical ID bracelet that all medical personnel will instantly recognize, and the built-in software is basic, but serviceable.<br /><br />Downsides: If you are a large person with a bigger than normal wrist, this bracelet might be too small for you. I am a 210-pound male and it fits me perfectly. However, I know some people with bigger wrists who might have problems.<br /><br />The included software is a bit basic but seems to do the job. It has no built-in printing capability but I found it is easy to print: take a screenshot and print that. That takes a second or two and it works well. I'd prefer built-in printing, but this work around is simple and suffices. I suspect that all medical personnel and most everyone else can figure it out in a second or two. Then again, there isn't all THAT much information. I'm not sure anyone will really need to print it.<br /><br />I also copied a text file to the jump drive called EMERGENCY - READ ME.TXT that duplicates most of the information I entered into the bracelet's ID and then I added quite a bit more info besides. I gave the names and phone numbers of several next of kin, in case the two listed in the bracelet's software were both unavailable. I also added information about my medical insurance, car insurance (I am guessing this could be useful after an auto accident) and everything else I could think of. The EMERGENCY - READ ME.TXT file is easily printed.<br /><br />I am keeping the bracelet and plan to wear it all the time.
Rating: 4 stars