RoadID - do you use one?

[Phil485]

I've got an iceid bracelet. Looks ok and wear it all the time. My phones have a code lock on them and I have no other I'd on me when I ride.

 

[simon the viking]

Mrs V numbers are in my phone as I.C.E 1 2 and 3 (mobile work and home) so at least the scrote who nicks my phone off the handlebars whilst I'm unconscious can at least ring her to tell her where I can be found

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

MedicAlert sports band here. Just looks like a watch until someone asks you the time!

 

[gaz]

like ian, thought about it but not got round to it.

 

[martint235]

I carry a spare heart, kidney and liver in my rucsac at all times.

You are @StuAff and ICMFP

 

[Arjimlad]

Last time this came up, I had my secretary type me up some stickers with ICE phone contact details on.

It also has my date of birth & blood group. Stuck one of those on a business card and that stays in my bike wallet.

 

[BigonaBianchi]

I don't really have anyone to use as an ICE anyway

 

[Ciar]

I saw this post and it reminded me to go buy some tags, just hit amazon £4.99 add your details and buy, i bought the MedicAlert ones, only downside is my blood type isn't on there as I have'nt got a scoobie what it is! told by the docs next time you have a blood test have the blood group test added ;-)

learn something new every day!

 

[ianrauk]

I saw this post and it reminded me to go buy some tags, just hit amazon £4.99 add your details and buy, i bought the MedicAlert ones, only downside is my blood type isn't on there as I have'nt got a scoobie what it is! told by the docs next time you have a blood test have the blood group test added ;-)

learn something new every day!

No need to have your blood group on an ID tag.
Medics will always test for group rather then trust an id badge etc

 

[EltonFrog]

I've never heard of it either.

 

[gambatte]

No need to have your blood group on an ID tag.
Medics will always test for group rather then trust an id badge etc

beat me to it!

 

[glasgowcyclist]

like ian, thought about it but not got round to it.

Here you go, no excuse now...

GC

 

[numbnuts]

Dog tags for me 24/7

 

[Ciar]

No need to have your blood group on an ID tag.
Medics will always test for group rather then trust an id badge etc

that's good info cheers..

 

[EltonFrog]

Here you go

Sarky cow.