An allergy wristband that tells people what to do

In an allergic reaction, the people around you need three things fast: what you're allergic to, whether you carry an adrenaline pen, and who to call. One tap puts all three on their screen.

Red TapFound wristband reading IN EMERGENCY TAP ICE

Red band

Set up an allergy profile

What the person who finds them sees

TapFound emergency page

Hi, I'm Sam

Emergency medical information

Call emergency services (999)

Allergies

Peanuts and tree nuts (severe). Anaphylaxis risk.

In an emergency

Call 999. My adrenaline pen is in my bag, front pocket.

Call Priya (Mum)

Example page. Every detail is hidden until you choose to show it.

The emergency button comes first

On a medical page, the button to call 999 sits at the top, above everything else. Your allergies come next, then your instructions, then your contacts.

The page supports your allergy action plan. It doesn't replace it, and it never replaces calling 999.

Update it as things change

Allergies change, especially in children. Edit the details whenever you need to. The band never needs replacing.

Useful at school, clubs and on holiday

Teachers, coaches and other parents can check the details with one tap, instead of relying on a note that may be out of date.

What you can include

Allergies and how severe they are
Where the adrenaline pen is, and what to do
Other conditions, such as asthma
Medication
Who to call

Every detail is hidden until you switch it on, and you can change it at any time without a new band.