1. However, on the paid version I was constantly having problems with my medication reminders showing up hours after I had it set or not showing up at all.Only 4 stars because haven't been in emergency situation to have it actually used otherwise 5 stars.
2. Cancelled subscription due to these issues.The free version is great! It has all my medical info in one place so I don't have wear an arm full of expensive custom bracelets.
3. Also love that I can update it whenever as medications change! Much more comprehensive than a bracelet with a condition name!Strange pop-up suggestions when entering data.
4. I think it was easier to set up my profile using Firefox first (to make a secure password with LastPass) and THEN downloading the app, logging in, and finishing customizing what the medics see in your public profile.
5. No thanks, you keep your app and I'll keep my data.I would have a whole charm bracelett if I had a charm for every medical alert that EMS should be notified about.
6. Use it on a Fitbit Inspire HR with plenty of space for wider Fitbit tracker models, fits my husband's Fitbit Blaze .Can people read? It's free.
7. One thing for users to note is, if you sign in from a web browser (e.g. Chrome, Firefox), you CAN choose the order that meds, allergies, etc.
8. I have used it twice for emergency situations as I have a very rare condition and I love that it tells them what meds I'm on and who my specialists are.
9. I entered most important info first then found it went to the bottom of the list.
10. There are Med ID apps that provide ICE info without harvesting email address where they can constantly notify you to upgrade to the paid app.
11. It is so easy to enter your information and to update it as needed.