Medical Information
This color is called orange vanilla creme , it is recognized by the emergency rescue staff as a color signifying medical information alert. When displayed on the refrigerator door, or on empty medicine bottles or identification tags on purses and luggage, and also on the window closest to your front door at home, the emergency medical people know to take notice.
Medicine bottles without the medicine, that are approximately 2 inches across the top and 2-3 inches tall carrying an orange vanilla creme label are designated medical information carriers, and are sought out by ambulance drivers, fire rescue squads, and other emergency medical technicians.
In case of emergency, this will save your life and precious time, the more information you can have readily available, the better everyone will be equipped to handle emergency situations. In an emergency situation, you will not remember any of this information so this just gives way to a smooth experience.
Keep the information up to date and keep in the door of your refrigerator at home, in your purse or suitcase when you travel. Also make sure you have purse tags and luggage tags stating that there is emergency medical information inside. Purse and luggage tags should state “EMERGENCY MEDICAL” only, no other information should be visible.
When going on a trip make sure you have an extra one for the refrigerator at home and leave a trusted person with the key. If anything happens while traveling, this information might be obtained by the trusted person, and could also save your life if the bottle you are carrying becomes lost or damaged.
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Blind, Disabled, Elderly, the Physically and Mentally Challenged
and Parents of Small Children - at home and abroad
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