News from Butler & Grace - medical and personalised jewellery

This blog shares what our customers have engraved on their asthma or COPD bracelets to get better care in an emergency. Should your asthma medical bracelet include your name? Should your COPD medical bracelet include a phone number? Read more to find out...

When buying a medical bracelet for your Addison’s Disease or Adrenal Insufficiency, it is important to consider what sort of engraving would be most helpful in an emergency to prevent (or quickly treat) adrenal crisis. This could include the fact that you are steroid dependent, or taking a specific medication such as cortisol, cortisone, hydrocortisone or prednisolone. Read the full blog to find out more...

If you are looking to buy a medical bracelet for your allergies or anaphylaxis, we have lots of options to give you peace of mind. Whether you're allergic to penicillin, cannot have NSAIDs or have a suxamethonium allergy ... we're here to help. Read the blog to find out what most people engrave on their allergy bracelet -- from complex allergies to a name or phone number.

If you have a blood condition, wearing a medical bracelet can help you communicate your condition to others better and may save your life during an emergency.

In this blog we will explain the benefits of wearing a medical bracelet for your Addison’s Disease or adrenal insufficiency; how it can help you in your daily life, as well as providing you with an easier option for communicating your condition to others.

Everyone’s university experience is different, and the last thing you want to do is put so much pressure on yourself that you forget to have fun and enjoy yourself. In this blog, we would like to share how you can make the most of your university experience and to make sure you are ready for that next step in your life.

Finding out you have cancer or immunosuppression can be a challenging time. However, this blog explains how wearing a medical bracelet can make your life easier and how you can communicate your condition to other people better.

Deciding what information to engrave on your medical bracelet can be confusing if you have more than one medical condition, allergy or medication. It’s important to remember your options to avoid making mistakes.

Here are 5 common mistakes people make with their medical bracelet ...

If you have diabetes, wearing a medical bracelet or necklace can give you the confidence and independence to help you to feel like yourself again. You can choose your own style, design, and engraving on your diabetes medical bracelet ... to let others know how they can help you in an emergency. It’s also a reassuring way to make sure your friends or loved ones get called first, if anything happens.

If you have asthma or COPD, wearing a piece of medical jewellery such as a medical alert bracelet allows you to feel like yourself again. You can choose your own style, design and engraving and let others know how to help you in an emergency. Read more to find out what to engrave, and why it's important to explain the type and location of your inhaler.

If you have allergies, wearing a medical bracelet can help you communicate your condition to others better and may save your life during an emergency. Learn how a medical alert bracelet can help prevent unexpected exposure, help manage allergens like latex or nuts, and let others know where to find your EpiPen.

What is a medical ID bracelet used for? Who should wear a medical ID bracelet? And what information should it have engraved on it? Learn more about why it's important to carry details of your medical condition or allergy on your wrist, and how to choose wording that could save your life.