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Medflash Emergency Portable Personal Health Record

MedFlash MedFlash is a simple to use USB storage device that can be worn as a necklace or used as a keychain. Med-Flash comes with a user friendly program that will allow you to quickly enter your information into the emergency data file.

The MedFlash Advantage:
• MedFlash is your own personal medical record that can be used on any computer with complete privacy Great for travelers!
• In an Emergency, MedFlash can provide crucial information to Medical Personnel, even when you are unable to.
• Med-Flash is simple to use, and can easily be updated by you as your medical history changes.
• Med Flash can keep all your family members medical information in one location.
• No more trying to remember what medications you are taking MedFlash will automatically retrieve your latest medications, reducing the potential for drug interactions.
• Med-Flash is portable 128 mb flash drive can attach to your key chain or use our credit card version.
• MedFlash can hold your complete medical history and has room for literally thousands of pages of documents and images.
• MedFlash can be used with the elderly who reside alone or with patient s with disabilities.
• Med-Flash will work on any PC with a USB port.
• Med Flash is affordable and next generation of emergency medical bracelets and ID s.

Medflash Emergency Portable Personal Health Record

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SKU: #179-1003xx
Brand: Medflash
Mfr#: CNXMF001

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