The medication list shouldn't live only in your memory.
A wallet card for aging parents and the people who care for them: photo, blood type, medications, conditions, and the caregiver numbers an ER needs to call first. Laser-etched metal or full-color plastic.
Brushed aluminum card — stiff, durable, $24
Medications and conditions, printed
Blood thinners, heart medication, insulin, dementia notes — legible at a glance instead of recalled under stress by someone who's frightened.
The caregiver gets called
You're contact number one. Hospitals have called adult children straight from the wallet card instead of waiting for a next-of-kin search.
Built to last in a wallet
Brushed aluminum survives years of daily carry, laundry accidents, and rain. It won't fade to nothing like an index card.
Common questions
- Will an ER or paramedic actually use it?
- That's who the layout was designed for. Blood type, allergies, medications, and conditions sit in a fixed block on the front, and emergency contacts are ranked on the back — the order responders check a wallet in.
- How many medications can I list?
- The medications line holds a full list of current prescriptions. If it's long, list the ones that matter in an emergency — blood thinners, insulin, heart and seizure medication first.
- My parent has memory loss. Does that change anything?
- Many caregivers list themselves as the first contact and add a note in the conditions line. The metal card holds up in a wallet for years and won't be mistaken for a coupon.
- Can I order for both of my parents?
- Yes. Multi-card bundles are discounted automatically at checkout — most caregivers order two or three so there's one in each wallet and a spare at home.
- Which material should I choose?
- Plastic at $19 is the everyday choice. Brushed aluminum at $24 is stiffer, survives a washing machine, and is easier to spot in a crowded wallet.
One card in their wallet. One less thing to worry about.
Take 10% off your first card
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