Medical Equipment Tag

Hi all,
Where can I get a medical equipment tag to put on my CPAP case for travel? Thanks

They sell them at cpap.com

https://www.cpap.com/productpage/medica ... pment.html

Here are a couple:


Needs resizing to fit your carrier!!

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Bert . . . . . . Enjoy! - - - "Right click and save to your computer or print this message"
This is a FREE medical card I think everybody should carry and have all the time - - It's saved my butt three times!!! http://www.medids.com/free-id.php

You can also go to laurenshope.com. They provide really cool medical ID's for all ages & genders. They have luggage tags, too. I am very happy with my ID/watch and with their great customer service.

Thanks everyone. I appreciate your help and suggestions.
Bert, I like that second one you sent. Thanks much.

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
* Bring someone with you, or have someone meet you there.
* Check the heart attack and pneumonia success rates of the ERs near you at hospitalcompare.hhs.gov.
* Make a list and carry with you at all times: your doctors names and phone numbers, medications you take, food and drug allergies, a short medical history, phone number of a relative or friend to call in an emergency (,find a form online at medIDs.com).
* Enter your emergency contact into your cell phone too.
* Make sure your house number is clearly visible from the street. The faster EMTs can find you, the faster they can help you.

So what information should you carry with you?

* Recommendation by the National Institute on Aging: Name
* A list of your medical problems
* A list of your medications (including herbs and supplements)
* Name and phone number of your doctor
* Name and phone number of family or close friends
* Whether you wear contact lenses

How would an ER find it?

The best approach is to write your health information on a card you keep right behind your driver's license in your wallet.

Why near your driver's license? "When the paramedics arrive to help you, they grab a wallet or a purse so they'll know who you are," she says. "They do it consistently." When patients arrive in the emergency room, nurses routinely look for their driver's license to locate next of kin".

Thanks. I printed the tag for my apap bag and went to the medID.com site and filled out a card. I'm headed on a couple plane trips and am glad to have these items.