Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Be Safe, Not Sorry - Limited time promotion
Here's a promotional code for 10% off the RoadID wrist ID slim. Enter "pcDeanMar12" to take advantage of this offer - only for a limited time!
RoadID Bracelets and identification tags aren't just for horse back riders - but they are a great idea. They are for anyone who is outdoor active and may get separated from their identification. One runner told me yesterday he likes the tag that goes on his shoes. After we talked for a few minutes we both realized that it isn't uncommon, if someone where to be hit by a car, there shoes could fly off! Then the identification is missing.
My cardiologist says he wears a RoadID bracelet when he runs but he takes it off when he's finished. Why take it off? You never know when you'll need your ID and contact information.
Can you think of a person, situation or sport that would benefit from RoadID? Send me your comments! Thanks for everything!
Monday, January 30, 2012
Introducing I Ride ID
Have you ever wondered what would happen if you fell off your horse, hit your head and couldn't tell emergency responders who you were, what your medical history was or who to contact for more information?
One of my friends had that very thing happen recently. She was riding in the neighborhood, her horse got spooked by a dog or dogs and the next thing she knows she's in the trauma center at the local hospital. She had to be air lifted from the scene.
Who rides with a purse or other form of identification? I know I don't. In fact, I can't think of anyone I know who does.
We ride to train, we ride to compete. It isn't often we are alone, but that's not the point. Do your friends and riding companions know enough about your medical history or who to call in an emergency? My guess is the situation would be so chaotic that even if you did know this information, you wouldn't be able to tell someone with any accuracy.
The purpose of I Ride ID is to encourage all horse back riders to wear some form of identification that will allow medical personnel to be provided with the correct information, when they need it - NOW! For more information or to tell your story, contact me at Peggy@IRideID.com
One of my friends had that very thing happen recently. She was riding in the neighborhood, her horse got spooked by a dog or dogs and the next thing she knows she's in the trauma center at the local hospital. She had to be air lifted from the scene.
Who rides with a purse or other form of identification? I know I don't. In fact, I can't think of anyone I know who does.
We ride to train, we ride to compete. It isn't often we are alone, but that's not the point. Do your friends and riding companions know enough about your medical history or who to call in an emergency? My guess is the situation would be so chaotic that even if you did know this information, you wouldn't be able to tell someone with any accuracy.
The purpose of I Ride ID is to encourage all horse back riders to wear some form of identification that will allow medical personnel to be provided with the correct information, when they need it - NOW! For more information or to tell your story, contact me at Peggy@IRideID.com
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