Quote Originally Posted by Bikingmomof3
Thank you to everyone who gave me input thus far. I will go with a wrist one and shall call to see if I can have info put on both sides, since if something (God forbid) should happen to me and I was unconscious, no one would know my prescription medications.
If your meds change at all over time it is probably more important to have the emergency phone # for your primary care doctor on your id so that the emergency personnel can call to get the most recent info on your care. I also let my doctor know that she is listed on my RoadID bracelet.

Be sure to include your blood type on the bracelet because that's info that could really help out in an emergency if you are unable to communicate!