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BLOOD THINER NECKLACE

Around your neck, day and night.

For the moments the bracelet isn't on. On a blood thinner, engraved in plain sight at your neck, so paramedics know the moment they check.

$39.99
ENGRAVED STEEL TAG
Hangs on an adjustable stainless steel chain. Blood Thinner and the medical alert symbol are engraved into the metal, so they don't fade.
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Johana
"My doctor put me on a blood thinner last year. The bracelet is great, but I take it off at night. The necklace stays on, even in bed. If something happens and I can't speak, the alert is right there at my neck."
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For the moments the bracelet isn't on.

The bracelet sits on the wrist most of the time. The necklace covers the rest. The sleep, the gym. Worn at the neck, it rarely comes off, so your alert rarely does either.

On, day and night.

Put on once, it stays on. Through sleep, the gym, and the days the bracelet is in the wash. The habit you don't have to remember.

Found at the neck and chest.

After the wrist, paramedics check the neck and chest for a medical alert. The necklace shows up exactly where they look next. Two visible alerts beat one.

For the bracelet-skeptic.

Some don't like things on their wrist. A father, a partner, a friend. A necklace sits out of the way, under a shirt. The version of the alert they'll actually keep on.

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For the moments the bracelet isn't on.

The bracelet sits on the wrist most of the time. The necklace covers the rest. The sleep, the gym. Worn at the neck, it rarely comes off, so your alert rarely does either.

On, day and night.

Put on once, it stays on. Through sleep, the gym, and the days the bracelet is in the wash. The habit you don't have to remember.

Found at the neck and chest.

After the wrist, paramedics check the neck and chest for a medical alert. The necklace shows up exactly where they look next. Two visible alerts beat one.

For the bracelet-skeptic.

Some don't like things on their wrist. A father, a partner, a friend. A necklace sits out of the way, under a shirt. The version of the alert they'll actually keep on.

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Description of benefit goes here.

What customers tell us, in their own words.

Real reviews from real buyers.

"Bought the bracelet six months ago, the necklace last month. Wish I'd ordered both at once. Stays on, never off."
JonathanVerified1 month ago
"On a blood thinner for years. The necklace sits under my collar. If I take a knock and can't explain, the metal does the talking."
RobertVerified4 week ago
"Sent one to my dad. Won't wear the bracelet. The necklace went on the day it arrived and hasn't come off."
Linda MatthewsVerified3 month nago
"Travels with me everywhere. The wording is in English; the medical symbol speaks any language."
David.TVerified5 week ago
"Slim tag, sits flat under a shirt. The engraving is sharp and looks like it'll last."
Carol JenkinsVerified6 week ago
"Got the pair. One worn daily, one spare in the drawer. Two layers, never far from either."
GrahamVerified8 week ago

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Free on the set, and any order over €50.

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We ship internationally.

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Read at a glance

Your condition plus the universal medical alert symbol, clearly shown on the clasp.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I get both the bracelet and the necklace?

Most people do, and it's what we'd suggest. The bracelet is checked first at the scene; the necklace covers every moment it isn't on. Two visible alerts beat one, and a spare means you're never caught without.

Will paramedics actually find the necklace? +

Yes. After the wrist, emergency staff check the neck and chest for a medical alert. The necklace shows up exactly where they look.

How is it worn? +

On an adjustable stainless-steel chain that sits at the collarbone. The engraved tag rests flat against the chest, easy for paramedics to read. No clasp to fumble.

What's it made of? +

A stainless-steel tag engraved with 'Blood Thinner' and the universal medical alert symbol, on a matching chain. Engraved into the metal, not printed, so it doesn't fade.

I sometimes change medications. Will it still apply? +

The tag says 'Blood Thinner', the category, not a specific drug. Switches between warfarin, apixaban, rivaroxaban, or any other anticoagulant are all covered by the same tag.

What size is it? +

One size fits most. If it doesn't fit yours, we'll exchange or refund within 30 days.

Can I shower or bathe with it on? +

Brief contact with water is fine. Towel it dry after a shower or rain. Avoid prolonged submersion in chlorinated pools or salt water.

How long does delivery take? +

Tracked delivery typically arrives in 5–12 business days, anywhere in the world. $4.99 flat. Free on any order over $50.

What's your returns policy? +

Thirty days from delivery, no questions asked. Write to contact.medicid@outlook.com and we'll guide you through the return. Refund processed within three working days of us receiving the bracelet back. Return postage is at the cost of the customer.

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