Quick answer
A MediCarry Blood Thinner bracelet shows the words BLOOD THINNER on the front, with the universal medical alert symbol on the reverse. It comes as a fixed design, ready to wear, and we do not offer custom engraving. The design suits people taking any anticoagulant, including Eliquis, warfarin and Xarelto.
A MediCarry Blood Thinner bracelet shows the words BLOOD THINNER on the front, with the universal medical alert symbol on the reverse. It comes as a fixed design, ready to wear, so the wording is the same on every one. We do not offer custom engraving.
- Front: BLOOD THINNER. Reverse: the universal medical alert symbol.
- It is a ready made design and comes as shown.
- We do not offer custom engraving or added names.
- The BLOOD THINNER design suits people taking any anticoagulant, including Eliquis, warfarin and Xarelto.
What the front shows
The front carries the single most important fact, that you take an anticoagulant. It shows the words BLOOD THINNER in capitals, which is clear to any responder. The words are set into the metal rather than surface printed, so they stay legible with everyday use. If you take Eliquis, there is also a design marked ELIQUIS in our Eliquis range.
What the reverse shows
The reverse carries the universal medical alert symbol, so responders recognise the piece as a medical ID at a glance.
Which design suits you
Our general Blood Thinner design suits people taking any blood thinner. If you take Eliquis specifically, you can choose the ELIQUIS design. Browse the blood thinner collection. To carry more than one detail, such as several medications and an emergency contact, our Capsule Necklace holds a slip you write yourself.
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose what my blood thinner bracelet says?+
Our bracelets come as fixed designs. The Blood Thinner design shows BLOOD THINNER, and there is a separate design marked ELIQUIS. We do not offer custom wording.
Does it name my specific medication?+
The general design shows BLOOD THINNER, which suits any anticoagulant. Only Eliquis has its own named design. To record a specific medication yourself, use a Capsule Necklace slip.
Will the wording wear off?+
The words are set into the metal rather than surface printed, so they are made to stay legible with everyday use.
