What's on your Road ID?

My RoadID has:

Name

City,State, USA

Husband's first name and cell #

The word "Parents" and their home #

My allergy/blood type

My slogan (Focus and Finish)

I have the arm band and it is great - a bit manly but for biking and running I don't care, I don't think it will come off of me in an accident.  If you don't want the bulk I would go with the necklace.

I include my drug allergies.

I know some people also include their insurance policy number but I'm sure as soon as I did that it would change.

I've got

Name

Tucson, AZ

Husbands #

Moms #

and the fact I have a latex hypersensitivity.  

Latex won't kill me, but I do get itchy & rashy.

My Name
City, State
Husband's cell #
Parent's home #
Allergy/Asthma
Hypothyroid/Blood Type

I have the 2nd generation band

So mine has

Name, Location
Wife, NUMBER, her first name
then 4 lines of standard text

Mine is:

My name
City/State
ICE: my brother, his number

and

Frag the Weak, Hurdle the Dead.

(I have no allergies, so I could be obnoxious.)

I just got one for myself and my husband - the roadid website gives suggestions for abbreviations for different things.  I have on mine:

Full Name

City/State/USA

Hubby / Phone # / Home

Hubby / Phone # / Cell

Mom in NY / Phone #

drug allergy & blood type abbreviations

What was interesting that I learned from the site is NKDA for "No Known Drug Allergies" and "No Bees" if you're allergic to bee stings.

So, I suggest perusing their site for stuff outside of the standard phone #s

Name

City/State, USA

Home Phone

Wife's cell phone

NKA, Blood Type, Organ Donor

Year of birth

Here's the link to the RoadID folks' advice.

I've also heard that first responders are trained to look at the neck and wrist for medical alert tags, so the wrist or Fixx IDs are probably better than the shoe or ankle versions.

FWIW, There was a thread on here recently and a first responder posted that the "classic" road ID is a better choice vs the internet updateable "call this 800 # to get info" since the details are right there, on your wrist (also the preferred location).  If you ever need to update info you can spend $10 or so on a new ID plate.  

Dog tag FIXX ID: 

Name

Address

Home Phone

Medical condition (a specific clotting disorder)

"TAKES COUMADIN" - so I can be treated with IV Vitamin K to revverse any life-threatening bleeding if I kiss the pavement

NKA

HTFU

blood type is pretty much a waste of time since you would be typed and X-matched before receiving any blood products, and I agree that the wrist or dogtag-style IDs are the best since that's where first responders are trained to look, not on your ankle or shoe. And for those considering the shoeID, you likely haven't ever heard of car accident victims being knocked out of their shoes. JFYI.

I just got one as well:

My name

City, state

Wife's name, cell phone, "wife"

If I had any allergies, I'd have listed them.  I didn't think to put NKDA, but since I don't have any, if it was a life threatening emergency, I don't think would change what they would give me.  BTW, listing your blood type is not necessary.  You'll still get typed and crossed at the hospital, or they would give you universal donor.  No blood bank worth its license will trust an ID or self-reported type.

Mine has:

Name

City/State

House Phone number 

Wife's Name and her Cell Number

Dad and his  Cell Number

(slogan)"Stay the Course..."

-This was by far the best $20 I have spent on any running equipment. I (and my wife) feel a lot more comfortable going for a run knowing that if something happens, she and my parents could be notified easily.

Full name

City, state, USA

Home xxx-xxx-xxxx

Wife xxx-xxx-xxxx (her cell)

xxx-xxx-xxxx / xxx-xxx-xxxx (these are grown kids cells)

No PCN * Organ donor

divorce made mine tricky

name

home address

home phone

dad - his mobile

mom - parents' home number

local friend - her mobile

I have the ankle kind but maybe will switch to the wrist - I have to get a new one cuz my dad changed his mobile number.

if you come in from a trauma you will be given 0 negative until they have time to type and cross match.

your tags etc will all be ignored.

Just ordered me a doggie tag for my neck.

$20

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