Medical ID Marketplace | Medical Dog Tags Review

Hope Paige came about initially to raise awareness for breast cancer, but soon branched out to help bring awareness to other organizations. Today Hope Paige has partnered with Ronald McDonald House Charities and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, The Make A Wish Foundation as well as others. Other corporate customers and partners (current and past) include The Coca-Cola Corporation, The McDonald’s Corporation and The Hershey Foods Corporation.

Hope Paige developed their first medical bracelet for a teen who did not like the clunky old fashioned styles on the market. Because many people felt the same way and the availability of stylish medical ID jewelry was slim, Hope Page developed an entire line of fashionable medical emergency bracelets for men, women, boys and girls.

Thirty-one days ago I began a medical journey with my dad that he is still fighting. Witnessing his confusion and lack of ability to communicate at times I realized the importance for him to wear a medical ID piece of jewelry. Coincidentally, Hope Page emailed and asked if we would like to review an item.

I spent quite a bit of time sifting through the site trying to find a more fashionable piece of medical jewelry for my dad. There are hundreds of styles to choose from for child, teen and adults. The selection is amazing and perfect for those that are style-conscious but also have an illness that requires them to wear a medical ID (i.e. diabetics, food allergies, etc.). Nobody wants to be “branded” by their condition.

As you can see from the photo above, in the end he chose a standard dog tag medical ID. It’s stainless so he doesn’t have to worry about removing it to shower (because I know he would forget to put it back on) and the length is just right at 22 inches. They were able to engrave enough information to get the right type of help for him if he were alone, confused or they couldn’t wake him up.

I couldn’t resist sharing some of my favorite styles from the site, though. I especially like the “I am pregnant” bands with a place to write on the inside for things like contact information and due date. There are many reasons someone with a medical issue should wear one of those, but it would be a great idea even for someone like myself without a pressing medical issue. If you were to be in an accident, you could receive the appropriate medical attention that would not harm the baby.

They also carry more fashionable stainless steel and rope bracelets as well as Pandora style bracelets. Converting these into a medical ID is pure genius. I’ve seen many teens wearing the rope bracelets that could so easily be turned under and not shout “MEDICAL ID”. Why hadn’t I thought of that?

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You can purchase a 22″ Classic Stainless Medical ID Dog Tag for $29.95

You can also find them at your doctors’ offices or local stores including Kroger, Wal-Mart, Walgreens, Albertsons, Stop-N-Shop, Giant, Bashas, Bi-Lo, Kerr Drug, A&P, Medicine Chest, Brookshire, Amazon, Target, Martin’s, Family Pharmacy, Focus Pharmacy and Price Chopper

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