The Handband Blog
Medical ID guides, condition know-how and first-aid advice — written to help you and the people who look after you.
Friday 18 March 2011 is the Australian National Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence. Schools are encouraged to hold activities to raise awareness of anti-bullying initiatives in their school c…
Richard Lloyd of DR ABCD First Aid Training uses Medibands® and other medical alert items in the ‘role playing’ that he introduces into his first aid classes.
Boys are more likely to be diagnosed with a peanut allergy than girls, research has found.
Having an allergy or medical condition can seem like an inconvenience and a burden. Luckily, Mediband can help to make living with a medical condition or allergy that little bit easier. Andy Baker fro…
Half of NHS trusts are failing to comply with alerts designed to protect patients from harm, research suggests.
To celebrate Valentine’s Day, Telstra is letting customers post messages of love to the gigantic LED billboard on their Bourke Street store in Melbourne.
Researchers hope work will reveal environmental causes of severe allergic reactions that affect one in three in the UK. A postcode map of allergies has been produced for the first time, bringing scien…
SMH 13th January by Peta Doherty and Nicky Phillips IT IS almost unimaginable the fear 13-year-old Jordan Rice would have felt as the car he and his family were in was pummelled by a wall of water. B…
Food allergies affect 1 in 10 Australian children. Latest statistics, symptoms, anaphylaxis risk, school management plus allergy alert wristbands that keep kids safe at school and events.
MORE than 1800 wristbands made by a Mosman resident to raise money for the family of a Queensland flood hero have been sold. The story of teen Jordan Rice, who gave his life to save his little brother…
A MOSMAN couple has managed to make maths fun by inventing silicone wristbands with the times tables. Michael and Landy Randall own Handband, a company that makes and sells customised silicone wristba…
Fresh review of evidence contradicts WHO breastfeeding guidance leaving campaigners outraged and mothers baffled To the outrage of breastfeeding campaigners and probably the utter confusion of most wo…