Bikers are much more susceptible to being hurt, so it’s only sensible to carry information on you in case the unthinkable happens and you’re knocked off your bike or have an accident.
CERQL have created a sticker for your helmet which, in an accident, paramedics can scan the QR code and a view web page containing up to 1500 characters & 10 photos. The pictures are used to match the details to the casualty.
An internet connection is required to scan the codes. If at the scene, this is not possible, A&E departments should be able to download the details.
The details on the page include:
- Next of kin
- Allergies
- Medication
- Medical history (relevant)
- Doctors contact number
Information updates, the first upload is free
The web page storing personal details can be updated at any time. Updates are 99p to change all or part of the information stored.
Data storage
Storage of details lasts for 12 months from registration. This can be extended for 99p per year.
Weatherproof
Stickers are waterproof and fixed with marine adhesive, please see full specification.
Stickers on helmets
Solvent free water based acrylic adhesive is used conforming to BS 5609. Please consult your helmet specification before applying stickers.
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