Build a printable wallet card with allergies, medications, emergency contacts, and doctor details for every family member. Private, free, and works in your browser.
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Save a card for each family member. Switch between them, update medications, and reprint anytime.
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Fold the printed card and place it behind the photo ID in your wallet. For children, put a copy in their backpack and give one to the school nurse. For older adults, tape a copy to the inside of the fridge door and keep one in their purse. Travelers should carry one in each bag.
Review the card every three months. Update it right away after any medication change, new allergy diagnosis, or change in emergency contact. A card with wrong information can be worse than no card at all. Set a phone reminder for the first of each quarter.
Do not use abbreviations that a paramedic might not recognize. Write 'Metformin 500mg twice daily' instead of 'Met 500 BID'. Do not forget to include over-the-counter medications like blood thinners or inhalers. Do not list a contact who lives far away as the first contact unless they are the primary decision-maker.
Before a trip, print a fresh card and add a note about your destination and travel dates. If traveling internationally, include the nearest embassy or consulate phone number. Carry the card in a waterproof sleeve. TSA does not require you to remove medications from bags, but having the card visible speeds up screening.
When a babysitter, respite care worker, or home health aide is watching your family member, hand them the card and point out the allergies and current medications. Walk them through the emergency contacts. A two-minute conversation plus the card prevents most problems.
Paramedics are trained to check wallets, purses, and phone lock screens for medical ID. A clearly printed card with name, allergies, medications, and a contact number gives them what they need in under 10 seconds. They do not read long paragraphs. Keep each section short and scannable.
The card is designed to fold to standard business card size (3.5 x 2 inches). Print on cardstock for durability. Fold along the center line and slip it into a wallet or a waterproof card sleeve.
Yes. Use the Family Profiles section to save a profile for each person. Switch between them with one click, update as needed, and print each card separately.
The form supports up to eight medication entries. If someone takes more, list the most critical ones on the card and note 'Full list on file with Dr. [Name]' in the additional notes field.
Everything stays in your browser. No data is sent to any server. The save feature uses localStorage on your device only. If you want to back up your profiles, use the Export button to download a JSON file.
Yes. Print the card and hand it over, or use the Share Link button to generate a URL that opens the card with all the info pre-filled. The link works on any device with a browser.