EMERGENCY LIFE SAVING SOLUTIONS FOR SOUTH AFRICA WITH ICE-TAGS

If you or one of your loved ones has experienced life threatening situations in which conscious verbal communication has not been possible, then you will know the extreme importance of ensuring that first responders and Medical personnel have immediate critical medical information that would assist them in assessing their life-saving options.
When, as a result of his own experiences in the safety and security industry, CEO Len Nieuwoudt recognised the need to have as much instantly accessible life saving medical information on hand in emergencies as possible, he started the ICE TAG revolution, resulting in the many variations of ICE TAGS that are used in South Africa today. We offer a proven solution with no Monthly or Annual subscription fees.
Depending on your taste, and needs, ICE TAGS are available in many forms, as you will see on our website. From a silicone band or paracord slip knot bracelet, a silicone watch strap or slim band wristband, to the stylish Leather Mediband and a Single Link Bracelet, there will be something to suit you or a loved one.
Make sure that wherever you are in South Africa, you have all your important emergency contact and medical information available on your ICE TAG.
ICE TAGS in South Africa also offers a Velcro Sports Shoe ID Band, with its engraved plate that simply hooks around your shoelace or band, as well as ICE cards and bands for those living with epilepsy, Alzheimer’s and autism. With space for up to six lines of Emergency Identification Information engraved in the finest detail, emergency services personnel will be empowered to make the best lifesaving decisions based on this critical information.
Our toddlers, children and pets, among others, deserve the level of protection the information on ICE TAGS can convey, and we have made it our goal at ICE TAGS to create simple solutions that are straight forward, having been tested out in the field to make sure they work effectively right across the spectrum in South Africa and living up to our motto – “Be Prepared, Save a Life!”™