Medical Emergency Data Systems

Who Should Use MEDS?Kids, Athletes, Industrial Workers, Fire Fighters, Police Officers, Bicyclists, Motorcyclists......are you prepared? |
Protective Helmet SystemNot intended for use with motorcycle helmets. See our specialized motorcycle helmet system.
The Medical Information Carrier System incorporates a ¾-inch round, red and white insignia/decal that adheres to the outside of the helmet. The external decal is made of a reflective material. Emergency and law enforcement personnel can recognize it immediately and know to look inside the helmet for the 1 ½ x 4 ½ inch medical information sheet slipped into a bright orange plastic carrier envelope. The plastic carrier is attached to the inside of the bike helmet by double-faced tape. The adhesive was tested extensively with high pressure water and steam to ensure that it would adhere well to the inside of any helmet. The information sheet itself is a waterproof, synthetic polyolefin material that resists grease, blood, oil and other stains. The helmet owner uses a pencil to complete the pertinent information, including emergency contacts, medical/surgical history, medications and allergies. We are including a pencil in the kit to fill out the information. The system has received positive response since its introduction. Medical personnel see it as a lifesaving and timesaving device when every second can make a difference. "To have this information readily available in the event of an emergency is a luxury," says Rod Groomes, M.D., an emergency room physician at Armstrong County Memorial Hospital in Kittanning, Pennsylvania. How To: Instructions for Using This System
The Medical Carrier System is well on its way to becoming a universal system that allows for rapid access to emergency information and identification. Special pricing for following: Non-Profit (e.g. SAFE KIDS, State Safety Org. etc.) or Special Groups (e.g. MOMS Clubs, Organizations, Tours, ect. ) may contact Medical Emergency Data Systems, Inc., or call us at 724-295-1988. |







