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The QR Medical Keyring makes a great zip when you're glucose levels are so high you can't grab anything! #diabetes #diabetic #diabetesuk #type2diabetes #type1diabetes #hyperglycemia #highbloodsugar #medicalid #medicalkeyring

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A closer look at the brand new QR Medical Keyring! If you would like to place an order, this potentially life-saving product is available for only £4.95 until midnight on Sunday. Visit www.medicalkeyring.co.uk and shop securely, send us a message from www.facebook.com/medicalkeyring or email [email protected]

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Don’t be so tight!

Read the latest Blog posts for Asthma sufferers: https://www.medicalkeyring.co.uk/single-post/2017/08/09/Dont-be-so-tight

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Check out the latest Blog post https://www.medicalkeyring.co.uk/single-post/2017/08/07/How-does-carrying-ID-save-your-life

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Save 10% on all orders placed. Offer ends at midnight on Saturday 5th August 2017. Suitable for all medical conditions. Let QR technology give you peace of mind #diabetes #asthma #epilepsy #parkinsons #cancer #angina #heartdisease #qrcode #medicalid #medical #medicalkeyring

[thetrendreporter-blog]

Keyring makes medical records portable and secure

The MedicalKeyring could be the difference between life and death in the case of an emergency, giving responders immediate access to any information they may need. 

The keyring available from www.medicalkeyring.com is priced at $89.95. It helps anyone to carry their medical records wherever they go, protected by biometric security. It takes the form of a 8GB USB stick is embedded with what the company calls the world’s smallest fingerprint scanner.

When connected to a computer, a simple swipe of the finger enables users to access their entire medical history, including information that may be vital in an emergency situation. Users can access and manage their data – including any conditions or allergies they have, medication they’re taking, and their emergency contact – through the device’s built-in software. Images such as x-rays or MRI scans can also be stored on the harddrive.