'Bracelets in the News' Category

Voice goes back to school with Multibandz

Wednesday, November 3rd, 2010

Now that half term has finished and the kids are back to school, teachers and students alike are gearing up for the next holiday – Christmas. With this in mind, Voice is pleased to announce that we are now working with Multibandz – part of the same family of products as our existing client Mediband.

Multibandz is a range of educational, skinny fit wristbands, which make the ideal Christmas stocking filler. They are designed to teach children their 1-12 times tables in a fun and unique way.
The bands are available in a range of colours, with the higher times tables available in silver and gold. Several of the bands even glow in the dark.

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ALLERGY ESSEX BECOMES FIRST UK MEDIBAND STOCKIST

Monday, October 18th, 2010

Colchester based Allergy Essex is pleased to announce that it is now working in partnership with Mediband as the first UK stockist of its range of medical alert bracelets.

Michael and Michelle Merrett, founders of Allergy Essex live in Colchester. Michelle suffers from a penicillin allergy herself, and two of their three children also have allergies. Her youngest son is almost two years old and was diagnosed with allergies to cow’s milk protein and house dust mites at just 16 months after suffering constant throat infections and tummy upsets.

Allergy Essex now stocks Mediband medical ID bracelets, as well as a wide range of allergy free foods, and aims to eradicate consumers’ ‘may contain’ worries. Their range of foods are almost all free from gluten, dairy, egg, wheat, soy, shellfish and crustaceans, nuts and peanuts, as well as being free from artificial colours and flavours.

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Volunteers say they enjoy what they do

Thursday, October 14th, 2010

Jordan Brown and three other volunteers provided inspiration Wednesday at the United Way of Lebanon County’s first report meeting for the 2010 campaign.

Brown, an 11-year-old South Lebanon Township boy, is selling olive-green “Hang Tough” wristbands to raise money for a monument to be built in Normandy, France, to honor Maj. Dick Winters and all the men who served there on D-Day. Winters, who lives in Hershey, assumed command of Easy Company, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division, shortly after parachuting into France in the early morning hours of D-Day, June 6, 1944. Easy Company fought across Europe and eventually captured Hitler’s “Eagle’s Nest.”

Brown announced his effort has raised $20,000. Forlocations to buy a bracelet or for more information, visit the website hangtough6644.org.

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Mediband Receives Finalist Nomination for the Premier’s NSW Export Award

Wednesday, September 29th, 2010

2010 Export Awards Finalist

SYDNEY – Wednesday 29 September, 2010 – Australian company, Mediband, developers of the Mediband range of medical ID wristbands and Mediband Plus medical information portal are pleased to announce that they have been selected as finalists in the Australian Institute of Export Premier’s NSW Export Awards. The Premier’s NSW Export Awards are designed to showcase the State’s top exporters and by doing so, promote them as role models, encouraging other businesses to strive for the same levels of success in world markets.

“It’s such an accolade to be nominated as a finalist in the Emerging Exporter category. We’re just thrilled to be selected as a finalist in such a prestigious awards program, which does so much to promote the achievements made by Australian companies in the ever increasing export marketplace,” commented Michael Randall, Managing Director and Co-founder of Mediband.

“With so many Australians dying each year as a result of allergic reactions, anaphylactic shock, heart attacks, incorrectly administered drugs and other preventable medical conditions, we feel sure that Mediband’s range of medical ID ‘alert’ products can go a small way to preventing deaths in Australia, but also in other countries around the world,” he added.

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The Surrey Advertiser: Arm yourself with key information

Friday, August 27th, 2010

If you are being treated for an illness or injury, the last ting you need is to be treated with a medicine that will give you a setback.

That’s exactly what happened to Fetham first aider Malcolm Cole and now he is keen to prevent it happening to other people.

Mr Cole discovered he had a penicillin allergy 20 years ago after a nasty reaction to a doctor’s treatment.

He has been a voluntary first aider for 25 years and delivers paediatric instruction for Surrey First Aid Training, so he is aware of the importance of making medical staff aware of all allergies and conditions.

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