Any Emergency service crew members here?
Any Emergency service crew members here?
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Celtic Dragon

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3,354 posts

266 months

Wednesday 4th November 2015
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I'm after an honest opinion of these before I buy 1 please. To give you the background, I cycle, mostly by myself and whilst I do carry a wallet, I usually forget to put my ID in it, and it doesn't carry next of kin etc, or how to contact them, (mine are 140 miles away).

Would crews that turn up to an accident find the wrist bands useful for a causality?

www.roadid.com

All thoughts would be greatly received.

Simon

Edited by Celtic Dragon on Wednesday 4th November 12:49

Spiffing

1,855 posts

241 months

Wednesday 4th November 2015
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Can't help, but the link doesn't seem right...

Please corre4ct me if I'm wrong, but do you carry a phone, if so and it hasn't got a screen lock save next of kin contact number under ICE and this is the number that will be used to contact next of kin.

Celtic Dragon

Original Poster:

3,354 posts

266 months

Wednesday 4th November 2015
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Spiffing said:
Can't help, but the link doesn't seem right...

Please corre4ct me if I'm wrong, but do you carry a phone, if so and it hasn't got a screen lock save next of kin contact number under ICE and this is the number that will be used to contact next of kin.
Cheers, the link was wrong, now corrected.

Yes I carry a phone, but its usually buried deep in a rucksak or frame bag, it also doesn't help if its smashed to bits.

Regards
Simon


giger

732 posts

225 months

Wednesday 4th November 2015
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Spiffing said:
Can't help, but the link doesn't seem right...

Please corre4ct me if I'm wrong, but do you carry a phone, if so and it hasn't got a screen lock save next of kin contact number under ICE and this is the number that will be used to contact next of kin.
Just a point, you can add 'ICE' info to your phone wallpaper, which on most phones will still be displayed even If the phone is locked.

OP - you mention wristbands, but you could have anything. You could laminate or order some kind of ICE card and stick it in your wallet or attach it to your bike or inside your helmet - you could even wear dog tags if you are that concerned. Either way, it would have to be obvious to someone who might be searching your body or belongings.

austinsmirk

5,597 posts

154 months

Wednesday 4th November 2015
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doesn't yr wallet permanently carry yr photo ID driving license though ?

Collectingbrass

3,013 posts

226 months

Wednesday 4th November 2015
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You could stick one of these on your frame, or your helmet...

http://www.thesafetysupplycompany.co.uk/p/7093625/...

Ki3r

8,914 posts

190 months

Wednesday 4th November 2015
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Had to laugh, a few years ago I was doing some first aid training, I was the injured person on the floor. Trainer was talking to the rest about what he is checking for. Mentioned about wrist bands for ICE or being allergic to anything.

I pointed out the one in wearing for being allergic to penicillin...his reply? 'Oh yeah, didn't notice that'.

soad

34,745 posts

207 months

Wednesday 4th November 2015
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