This is the ideal addition to your Tap2Tag set of products. This sticker can be placed on the back of your mobile phone, motor cycle helmet or even your fridge door allowing paramedics to get to your important medical information with just a tap.

FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF DOUBT, MOBILE PHONE NOT INCLUDED.

Technical information

The wristbands contain an NXP NTAG213 chip (180 bytes).  The chips are locked to prevent over-writing of the information.  Any attempt to over write the data will invalidate the data and make the sticker inactive.  The stickers have no internal source of power and rely on the NFC data transfer abilities of an NFC enabled device to access the information on the chip.

The sticker measures 22mm (W) x 35mm (L). If applying to a mobile phone or case it is best to hold the sticker on the back first to check that the NFC capabilites of your phone continue to work. A special blocking film is with the sticker to block the signals from your own mobile phone. This is to stop your phone continually scanning the sticker. So it is best to place the sticker as low down in the back of your phone but please check where your NFC scanner is situated before peeling off and sticking it to your phone.

Durability

Our Tap2Tag have clear instructions on front to show the woulds "MEDICAL DATA" with the Tap2Tag logo and NFC scan "pulse".  The words "Scan QR code, NFC or visit www.tap2.me and enter the 9 LETTER code" showing clear instructions to the emergency personnel..  

The stickers are durable and waterproof.  Continual rubbing of the sticker, once adhered to another object (such as a cell phone) will mean the adhesive will become less sticky.

Suggested uses

Anyone with a medical condition, allergy or who may need to advise healthcare professionals of particular medications they are taking should consider wearing a wristband.  However anyone undertaking a sport (subject to the regulations of that sport) should consider whether the use of a Tap2Tag Medical would assist paramedics in the event of an emergency.  Details such as your full name, address and emergency contacts may be stored on the device even if you have no known medical problems.  We have considered many possible uses of the devices including those who

• have allergies to
• nuts
• penicillin
• bee stings...and more
• have a medical condition such as 
• having a pacemaker
• heart problem
• asthma
• high/low blood pressure
• epilepsy
• implants
• dementia...and more
• taking medication (both prescribed and 'over the counter')
• are involved with sports and activities such as
• scuba diving
• surfing
• wind surfing
• mountain biking
• orienteering
• fell running
• marathon running
• cycling
• motor cycling
• BMX
• jogging
• Ten tours
• Duke of Edinburgh Award participants
• scouts
• ramblers
• hiking
• swimming
• tri-athelon
• running in general
• mountaineering
• football
• hockey
• netball
• golf
• tennis
• skiing
• snow boarding
• cross country skiing
• anyone with a care plan or hospital passport. You can now store documents within your profile that can be downloaded by first responders when they access your medical information

We suggest that anyone with a hidden medical condition, rare blood type or just want to be able to tell people who to contact in the case of an emergency should have a medical device.  The Tap2Tag Medical wristband provides a simple, cost effective, durable and extensive method of meeting your medical requirements.