what is it?
Your In Case of
Emergency (ICE) Card is an easy to access information tool you carry
with you at all times. A fully writable reverse
allows details to be filled in on who should be contacted in the event
of an accident or incident. It gives first responders key information
on critical health issues; such as medication use, allergies or
pre-existing conditions. It is easily identifiable and instantly to
hand – unlike carrying your details in a mobile phone, which may be
locked or difficult to operate.
Information saves time, information saves lives. If you are taken ill or injured, carrying yourICE Card could make
all the difference.
Information saves time, information saves lives. If you are taken ill or injured, carrying your
ICE Card - In Case of Emergency
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who is it for?
- 1Children. Travelling to school, on class trips, out at play
- 2Students. Young adults living away from home, alone on campus
- 3Commuters. Travelling to and from the office or away on business
- 4Holiday Makers. Out of town or out of the country
- 5Those with Special Medical Needs. Diabetes, epilepsy, etc.
- 6Elderly. Parents or grandparents, disabled or physically challenged
- 7Anyone, Everyone.
Nancy Handley, Chichester
My mother passed away a couple of years ago, and my father
now stays on his own. He is a diabetic, and I worry about him taking
proper care of himself. I bought him an ICE Card so I could be
confident that his important medical details are always with him – and
that I will be notified if he has a medical emergency.
Derek Johnson, Bolton
