PolsGuard | First responders see in just 1 glance that you have type 1 diabetes, before you can say a single word!
No locked screen, no card in your bag, no explanation you can't give in that moment!
- Always on your wrist: it can't be forgotten, left behind or lost
- Engraved, not digital: readable without a phone, PIN code or explanation
- Designed as jewelry, not as a hospital band
- Recommended by medical staff in the emergency room


Megan V. ✓ Verified 47 years
"Eighteen months ago I had a hypo in the supermarket. I came to in the ambulance. They thought I had been drinking. That same day I ordered PolsGuard. Now they know the moment they look. I don't have to say a word."

Jack K. ✓ Verified 32 years
"I've had type 1 diabetes my whole life. I had a card in my wallet and told myself that was enough. Then my wallet was in my jacket, my jacket was over a chair, and I was on the floor of a restaurant. The ambulance took four minutes. For those four minutes nobody knew anything about me. The next day I ordered PolsGuard. It's the first thing I put on in the morning."

Anna B. ✓ Verified 66 years
"I used to wear a medical alert bracelet that made me feel sick. In the end I stopped wearing it altogether because I was embarrassed by it. Then I found PolsGuard. I haven't taken it off since."
Description
PolsGuard™ is a medical ID bracelet that looks like real jewelry: a stainless steel ball chain with a flat plate engraved with your condition. First responders check the wrist first, so they see it right away.
Engraved, not stored digitally: no phone, no PIN code, no card in your bag.
Material and size
Stainless steel, in gold or silver. Length 18 cm with an adjustable 5 cm extension chain, one size that fits most wrists.
Use and care
Wear it on your wrist every day, even while sleeping. Brief contact with water is fine, just pat it dry afterwards. Avoid soaking it for long in chlorine or sea water.
30-day guarantee
Not happy? Send it back within 30 days and you'll get your money back, no questions asked.

"I bought three: one for myself, one for my partner and one for my best friend. A bracelet like this could really help us one day. Thank you!"
Grace T. ✓ Verified 72 years
When you can no longer speak for yourself
Every year, thousands of people receive the wrong treatment in an emergency. Not because first responders failed, but because they didn't know. During a hypo, type 1 diabetes can look like someone has been drinking: confused, unresponsive, unable to speak.
Checking the wrist for medical identification is standard protocol in an emergency. It's the first thing first responders do. PolsGuard™ makes sure they make the right decision straight away.


The bracelet you'll actually wear
PolsGuard™ is designed to sit on your wrist like jewelry, not like a hospital band. Many people stop wearing their old medical bracelet because it makes them feel like a patient every day. So it ends up in a drawer, right when you need it.
Men and women wear PolsGuard™ to work, to dinner and in bed, without giving it a second thought. Because a bracelet you're proud of is also on your wrist when it matters.
The moment every other solution fails
The card in your wallet stays in your wallet. The emergency info on your phone is behind a locked screen. The explanation you always counted on never comes. And the old medical band is at home in a drawer.
| PolsGuard™ | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| Always on your wrist | ||
| Readable without a phone or PIN code | ||
| Responders see it immediately | ||
| Do you really wear it every day? | ||
| Stays accurate when your medication changes |
PolsGuard™ asks nothing of anyone. It stays on your wrist permanently and it's engraved, not stored digitally. They don't have to search for anything and you don't have to speak. They look at your wrist. They know.
ORDER NOW ➞Customers choose PolsGuard™
Your medication changes. Your PolsGuard™ doesn't.
Doctors switch medications, adjust doses and add new ones. Most medical ID products are outdated the moment your doctor makes a change. PolsGuard™ is engraved with your condition and not with the name of a medication, so it stays accurate. One bracelet. No replacements. Never a gap in your protection.

Henry W. ✓ Verified 73 years
"The engraving is in English, which is no problem for me. The only point is the size: it's one size for everyone, so on very small wrists it sits a bit loose. With the extra chain it fits me well."
Try PolsGuard™ risk-free. Not happy within 30 days? Send it back and get your money back, no questions asked.
Frequently asked questions
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