People search for it by many names: emergency contact card, blood group card, ICE card, SOS card, medical alert card or emergency medical card. They all mean the same thing: a card that tells a stranger who you are, what they need to know about your health, and who to call. MySafeCard is all of them in one wallet card. Physical cards from ₹—, one-time.
An emergency contact card lists the people to call if something happens to you. On MySafeCard, every contact has a Call button, so the person helping you can phone your family directly from the card. Each contact approves being listed through an SMS link, so the number is one that will answer.
A blood group card shows your blood group in large type for doctors and blood banks. MySafeCard shows it at the top of your profile, next to your photo, name and age, so it is the first thing anyone sees.
ICE stands for In Case of Emergency. Many people save an "ICE" contact in their phone, but a locked or broken phone hides it. An ICE card or SOS card works without your phone: the helper uses their own phone to tap the NFC chip or scan the QR code.
A medical alert card warns responders about allergies and conditions such as diabetes, epilepsy or heart disease. MySafeCard shows these together with your medicines, BP and sugar readings and health insurance, so it also works as a complete emergency medical ID card.
Unlike a printed card, you update the details in the app and the card always shows the latest version. Read more about NFC medical ID cards and QR medical ID cards.
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