Blog - ICE ID UK

The term "ICE" can have multiple meanings depending on the context, but for Medical it means...

Posted by GILA on 3rd Jul 2023

ICE can also stand for "In Case of Emergency." It is a common practice to store emergency contact information on bracelet. Use "ICE" to help emergency responders or others contact the designated … read more

Some of the most common allergies in the UK include:

Posted by GILA on 16th Apr 2023

Hay fever (allergic rhinitis) - an allergy to pollen from grass, trees, and weeds.Food allergies - common ones include nuts, shellfish, milk, and eggs.Dust mite allergies - an allergy to tiny insect … read more

10 Reasons you should wear a ICE ID medical bracelet

Posted by GILA on 13th Apr 2023

Here are ten reasons why you should consider wearing an ICE (In Case of Emergency) ID medical bracelet:Emergency Medical Information: A medical bracelet displays critical information such as your medi … read more

Sean's Story Part 4

Posted by Sean Badenhorst on 29th Nov 2018

Part 4: INJURY, ILLNESS AND INSULTThe High Care Ward is one step down from ICU. The following are monitored constantly via ‘machines’ - heart rate, oxygen levels, intracranial pressure (pressure in th … read more

Sean's Story Part 3

Posted by Sean Badenhorst on 4th Nov 2018

Part 3: THE SECOND HOSPITAL ADMISSIONI had been prescribed Targinact, a Schedule 6 pain medication that recommended I could take one 20mg tablet every 12 hours. That was the only medication I’d been p … read more