Question 1

How small is the small bracelet please?  My daughter has tiny wrist (approx. 11.5cm)

Accepted Answer

It should be OK, but you could always cut it down as long as you allow for the insert stating med conditions

Question 2

Hi. does this medic alert for kids work with iphones? also, can it be used worldwide? thank you

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The short answer is yes - but please read on...Using the unique 12 digit ID code printed on the reverse of the ID card, the You ID Me system works with any connected device: Smartphone, tablet or PC.Behind the label is an NFC chip / tag.The instruction printed on the label advises that the ID code can be entered at www.You-ID.me OR that the label may be read with an NFC phone to retrieve the wearers emergency details.iPhone users must use the ID code method. This is because iPhone users do not have full use of the NFC decoder (its use has been locked down by Apple). All other smartphones may use both methods to retrieve the same info.Things to bear in mind: - i) Entering the ID at the You-ID.me website remains the most common method of access.ii) It is likely not to be your own phone used in the event of an emergency - So why has Apple locked the NFC on my phone?iPhone 6 was the first of the iPhones to join the majority of smartphones containing an NFC controller. However, at the moment, this new iPhone is âlocked downâ and may only be used by with the Apple Pay mobile payment system. This means that iPhone 6 users are not yet able to take advantage of the massive potential of NFC through apps, tags and communication.Despite this, in the 72 hours following its launch, a million credit cards had been registered with Apple Pay - an indication of the popularity from Apple's user base. Apple may open up the âlocked downâ access and that iPhone will join Android, Blackberry and Windows in scanning tags. When however is anyoneâs guess.As a percentage there are far more Android, Blackberry and Windows users than iPhone users which is reassuring when one considers the likelihood of a Smartphone carrier successfully scanning the wristband.- See more at: https://www.you-id.me/blog/september-26th-2016#sthash.kmsPYNa3.dpuf

Question 3

What does the 3-in-1 emergency medical id card version actually do / provide that is different from this smartphone bracelet version please?

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You get a little waterproof (ish- you get spares so when the permenant ink fades you can replace) card that you can write details on. That’s what I do rather than the medical app as that would rely on the paramedic/ healthcare provider/ public etc,  having a smartphone with QR reader. You also get a sticker with the QR code that can be put on the waterproof insert, however I think folding the insert warps the QR code.
I got the adult version of this, not the child’s but it looks to be the same. 
I personally chose to have the card insert because I thought it was technology proof.
Hope this helps.

Question 4

How does band fasten

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The medical alert bracelet band uses hook and loop tape to fasten securely and this allows full adjustability.

Units	1 count
Brand	Medical ID Wristband
Format	Bracelet
Country of origin	United Kingdom

Medical ID WristbandMedical ID Bracelet Identity Wristband. Smartphone Compatible NFC RFID. Provides UNLIMITED Emergency ID, Contact Next of Kin Medications and other Medical Information to First Responders in Case of Emergency (Adult (Large), Charcoal SMART ID)

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