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Diabetes - FAQ
Should I wear a Medic Alert bracelet?
Created: Tuesday, July 20, 2004

The stainless steel Medic Alert bracelet should be worn by all people who are diabetic. This bracelet will alert medical staff to your condition if you are in an accident or go into a diabetic coma. Medic Alert operates 24 hours a day and can be contacted by medical personnel treating you. They will be given your medical history and the details of people who need to be contacted.

 
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This bracelet can be obtained by phoning Medic Alert on (021) 461-7328 for the form or by filling in the form online. The web address is http://www.medicalert.co.za. The initial cost is R70 with an annual R30 subscription fee. If you are diabetic, do this today!


 
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