Custom-engraved medical alert bracelets for cancer patients and survivors, with room for lymphedema warnings, ports and PICC lines, current treatments and allergies, and a clear medical emblem first responders recognize.
A medical ID is your line of communication with first responders and hospital staff. Not every patient needs one, but they are highly recommended if any of these apply to you.
Lymph nodes removed, often after breast cancer? Your ID tells staff to avoid blood pressure cuffs, blood draws and IVs on the affected arm.
An implanted port or PICC line changes how medics give fluids and medicine. Your ID tells them which line to use or avoid.
Some chemotherapies and immunotherapies can react badly with emergency medicines. A short line like CHEMO PATIENT gives responders a heads-up.
A severe allergy to contrast dye or penicillin, or a second condition like diabetes, belongs on your ID too.
A hand-brushed, curved tag with “Lymphedema Alert” deeply engraved beside a pink awareness ribbon and an enameled medical emblem, on a soft woven band gentle enough to wear 24/7.
The best medical ID is the one you’ll actually wear, through infusions, workouts, workdays and sleep.
“I got this product after my recent medical diagnosis, and it’s been a life saver.”
“I especially like that it has enough space allowed for my allergies, name and in case of emergency information.”
“My medical needs required a large surface to list them, and the area is exactly what I needed. It is easy to trim to fit my wrist, and easy to put on.”
Fitting a lymphedema warning, a port, your treatment and an emergency contact on one tag takes practice. Talk to a real person on our team every weekday, and bring your care team’s advice.
Not always, but they are strongly recommended if you are at risk for lymphedema, have an implanted port or PICC line, are on chemotherapy or immunotherapy, or have allergies or other conditions responders should know about. Ask your oncology team what they recommend for you.
Keep it short so it can be read at a glance: your name, "LYMPHEDEMA ALERT," "NO BP/IV/NEEDLES," which arm (for example "LEFT ARM"), and an ICE number. Our Lymphedema Alert Bracelet comes with "Lymphedema Alert" on the front and up to six custom lines on the back.
Many people wear it on the affected arm so the warning is right where staff would take a blood pressure or start an IV, and engrave the side as well. Follow your care team’s advice for your situation.
Name the device and where it is, such as "IMPLANTED PORT R CHEST" or "PICC LINE L ARM," plus your treatment and an ICE number. Our engraving guide has more examples.
It can be. A QR code medical ID links to an online health profile you can update anytime, so medications, doctors and treatment details stay current while the engraving keeps the most critical alerts readable without a phone.
Yes, our medical IDs are HSA/FSA eligible. Orders are engraved and processed in 1–2 days, with free shipping over $75, and every piece has a 90-day warranty, extended to 180 days when you register your product.
Free engraving, 1–2 day processing, and HSA/FSA accepted.
