Auto Accident? Simple & Smart Step That May Just Save Your Life

CAMARILLO, Calif. - May 4, 2015 - PRLog -- There’s a reason they call it a medical emergency-it’s never something you actually plan to happen.  But still there are things you can do now that your future self will thank you for.

Here’s one simple and smart step that may just save your life.

1.  Wear Rescue Facts™ Emergency Information Pack

Precious and few  are the seconds that first responders have to assess the victim's condition. Critical time is often lost as paramedics and law enforcement scramble to identify the victim and obtain vital medical information needed to administer the best medical aid.  Rescue Facts™, a unique pouch that attaches to helmet straps making it ideal for equestrian, motorcycle, bicycle and ATV riders. The wrap around pouch provides crucial information at that critical moment.  When tending to the victim, first responders are able to have vital information at their fingertips – in an easy-to-find place.  At a glance, they have a snapshot of the victim's identification, contact information, medical history (condition, prescriptions, allergies and blood type), primary care physician and preferred hospital.  A consent-to-treat form also is included.  The Rescue Facts™ Emergency Information Pack speaks volumes when a victim is unable to speak for him or herself. The durable nylon wrap contains the International Medical Information symbol displayed clearly on the front so that rescuers will immediately recognize the valuable information it contains.   Rescue Facts™ minimizes the initial confusion often associated with traumatic incidents.

The information contained is vital to emergency room personnel when a victim is transported to the hospital. Rescue Facts™ saves time and lives every day. Endorsed and approved by the American Automobile Association in Oregon and Idaho, law enforcement, firefighters, paramedics, hospitals, auto clubs,  insurance companies, and the Good Sam Club.

Rescue Facts™ is available in a variety of sizes and designed for a variety of uses. A smaller Rescue Facts™ wrap can fit on a child's car seat or backpack. Durable, it also can fit on the collar of a small pet.   www.rescuefacts.com