•YOUR PHONE ISN'T ALWAYS AVAILABLE. — Keep Emergency Information in Your Wallet. •IF YOU HAVE AN AGING PARENT. — Get them an Emergency Contact Card. •IF YOU HAVE A YOUNG CHILD. — Make sure they always carry Emergency Information with them.Order now
Grace Parks holding her Emergency Contact Card while traveling
Travelers

When you're far from home, carry the details that matter.

A wallet-size emergency card with your photo, blood type, allergies, medications, and the people to call — ready when your phone, signal, or language fails you.

Emergency Contact Cards
Cardholder photo of Grace Parks
Cardholder
Grace Parks
DOB
June 30, 1995
Blood
AB+
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EMERGENCY CONTACTS
In Case of Emergency
Hannah Parks (WA) — Sister
(206) 555-0118
Eleanor Parks (WA) — Mother
(206) 555-0121
Dr. Kim (WA) — Physician
(206) 555-0143
US Embassy (Lisbon) — Embassy
+351 21 727 3300
Allergies: Latex
Medications: Sertraline 50mg
Conditions: None
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Standard plastic card — flexible, full color, $19

Free US shipping
On every order
3–5 day production
Then straight to your mailbox
Print quality guarantee
Our error, free reprint
Printed in the USA
Made to order, never outsourced

Readable without your phone

A dead battery, lost signal, damaged screen, or unfamiliar lock screen cannot hide the details printed in your wallet.

Clear across language barriers

Blood type, allergies, medications, and contact numbers follow a consistent layout that medical staff can scan quickly.

Your people are reachable

List up to five contacts — family, physician, embassy, or travel insurer — in the order you would want them called.

Common questions

Why carry a card if my phone has emergency information?
Phones get lost, run out of power, lose signal, and may be difficult to unlock abroad. A printed card is immediately readable without an app, passcode, or connection.
Will the card help if I don't speak the local language?
Names, phone numbers, blood type, allergies, and medication names are useful across language barriers. The fixed layout helps medical staff find the important details quickly.
Can I include an embassy or travel-insurance number?
Yes. You can use the five contact spots for family, your physician, an embassy, a travel insurer, or anyone else you would want called in an emergency.
Where should I keep it while traveling?
Keep it in your wallet or passport holder, separate from your phone. Some travelers order a second card for a day bag or travel companion.
Which material is best for travel?
Standard plastic is lightweight and full color. Brushed aluminum and black anodized metal are stiffer and better suited to frequent trips and rough handling.

Travel farther. Keep the essentials close.

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