Medical ID for heart conditions & pacemakers

A heart medical ID tells responders about your condition, your device and your medications before they start treatment. Engraved for free in our Florida studio.

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Why people with heart conditions wear a medical ID

Pacemakers, implanted defibrillators, stents and heart medications all affect emergency care, from which drugs are safe to whether certain scans or procedures need extra checks.

If you collapse or can't speak, an engraved ID gives responders that information immediately, along with someone to call.

What to include

  • Name
  • Your condition: AFib, heart failure, CAD, etc.
  • Any device: Pacemaker, ICD, stent, valve
  • Blood thinners or key heart medications
  • An emergency contact (ICE)

Engraving examples

Devices and blood thinners are the most important details for responders.

Pacemaker
Device, condition, medication
Defibrillator
Implanted defibrillator
Stent
Stents and antiplatelet
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Medical IDs for heart conditions

Classic pieces for everyday wear, engraved with your device and medications at no extra cost.

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Choosing the right piece

  • Carry your device card too; add "See Wallet Card" if you need more space.
  • Smartwatch users can add an ID tag to their band.
  • Men often choose a military-style tag; women often prefer a mesh or pendant style.
  • Choose stainless steel if you will wear it every day, including in the shower.

Questions

Should I engrave "Pacemaker"?

Yes. It matters for emergency care and some procedures. Keep your device card with you as well.

Do I need to list all my heart medications?

List the most critical one, usually a blood thinner. The full list fits better on a wallet card.

Can I wear my ID through airport security?

Yes. Your ID is jewelry; show your device card to security as usual.

This page is general information, not medical advice. Ask your doctor what should be on your medical ID.

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