You know you need one. You know you want one.
But what in the world are you supposed to do if you want to carry an Emergency Wallet Card but don’t carry a wallet? Or if you don’t carry one when you’re out jogging, running to the store or doing errands while at the office.
Or with all the disasters that have been happening lately – like Hurricane Maria, Irma or California’s Thomas and Ranch wildfires – to have it with you just in case.
Glad you asked…
Here are 20 OTHER places to put your Emergency Wallet Card.
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Slip it into the opposite side of your work ID. That way you’ll even have it when you’re running across the street from your office to grab a coffee or a juice.
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A wristlet, like the Sprigs Wrist Wallets . It fits securely around your wrist and features a zipper pocket inside big enough to hold a few dollars, a credit card, gym or Starbucks card and, you guessed it, your emergency card.
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Your book bag. Stash it in the inside zipper pocket. If it has a little window pocket for your ID or your kid’s ID, even better.
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Your briefcase
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The opposite side of your business card holder
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A conspicuous place on your car visor
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Clipped to the zipper or pocket of your jacket
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Your fanny pack — come on, we know you still have one
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The zippered pouch in your purse
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Your inside coat pocket
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Inside your smartphone case
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In your iPad/Tablet/PC Case
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On the reverse side of your luggage tag
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Medic Alert Jewelry There’s a reason millions of kids had to wear it. It works!
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On your key chain
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Take the information on your emergency wallet card and create ICE Contacts on your smartphone. Whether you have an iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Window’s Phone or just a plain cell phone, you’ll find easy instructions on ICEing any phone right here on the blog.
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The pocket of your jogging shorts
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A shoe wallet like the Keepa — A wallet like device that fits right onto the laces of your running shoes
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On your Smart Watch — if you can put contacts on it then you can put an ICE Contact on too!
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Tucked in with your credit cards
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BONUS For your little children, toddlers and infants — on an ICE belt in the car . An ICE Belt holds little children’s emergency information so that emergency personnel can treat the child with her needs in mind even if the mom is unconscious after a car accident.
