Morning runs, long rides and weekend treks are often done alone, with only a phone and a key. If you collapse, fall or are hit on the road, the people who find you need to know who you are and who to call. MySafeCard is a light emergency ID card that fits in a running belt, saddle bag or trek pouch. Physical cards from ₹—, one-time.
Heat stroke, dehydration, sudden cardiac events, falls and road accidents happen to experienced runners and riders as well. Many people train with a locked phone, or no phone at all, so a helper can't find their family.
A card with your blood group, allergies, conditions and emergency contacts solves that. Anyone can tap it with an Android phone or scan the QR code, without your phone and without an app.
The card is wallet-sized and weighs almost nothing. Keep it in a running belt, phone armband, cycling jersey pocket or saddle bag. Marathon runners can carry it on race day in addition to their bib.
On a trek, your group or guide may not know your medical history. A card in your pouch tells them, and gives the rescue team a number to call. Note any conditions that matter at altitude or in heat.
Mobile signal is patchy on trails. The card itself needs no battery or signal, but the phone reading it needs internet to open the page, so treat it as a backup and share details with your group too. See also emergency cards for solo travellers.
Gym members, swimmers, footballers and cricket players can keep a card in their bag or locker. Clubs and coaches can ask members to carry one so staff can act quickly.
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