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Low blood sugar can cause loss of consciousness. A QR allows quick action.
An emergency requiring immediate medical information for correct treatment.
Heart, kidneys, eyes: doctors need your complete medical history.
Your diabetes type, medications, and insulin are accessible in seconds.
Medication allergies and surgical history available for doctors.
Your endocrinologist and family are notified immediately.
When traveling, the QR automatically translates your medical information.
Because 'diabetic' doesn't tell the doctor what to do. It doesn't distinguish type 1 from type 2, doesn't say whether you use insulin or a pump, and doesn't give a dose. The QR carries that detail, which is what changes the treatment.
The QR lets you state that you are insulin-dependent and what the protocol is for a hypoglycaemic episode. Whoever assists you stops guessing between an ordinary faint and a glycaemic emergency.
Yes. You can detail the device you use, where you wear it and the associated medication — important so that nobody in an emergency room removes it or handles it incorrectly.
The profile is displayed in the language of the person scanning, out of 15 available. Explaining a chronic condition and an insulin protocol in a language you don't speak is exactly where communication breaks down.