Anaphylaxis is a severe, rapid-onset allergic reaction that can be fatal if action is not taken in time. For those who live with food, medication, or insect sting allergies, the risk is constant. But what happens if you accidentally expose yourself and, from one moment to the next, you can't speak, move clearly, or look for your cell phone?
In situations like this, time is key. And that's where it comes in ALARA.
Security in a single gesture
ALARA is a discreet device that can be worn as a bracelet, necklace or keychain. When you press it twice, it automatically sends your real-time location to your emergency contacts—without you having to reach for your phone, talk, or explain what's happening.
This makes it ideal for those who live with conditions such as anaphylaxis, since it can be activated even if you are disoriented or have difficulty speaking. And if you later lose consciousness, your contacts already have your last location and can take action.
What makes it different?
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You don't need to unlock the phone or open any app.
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It works all over the world.
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Three alerts a day forever, no monthly subscriptions.
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Battery up to 12 months.
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Discreet design that does not attract attention.
Because you can't always say "help"
No one expects to have a serious allergic reaction, but if it happens, the important thing is to be prepared. ALARA does not replace medical treatment, but it can be that first step that makes all the difference.
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Panic button for health: ALARA
ALARA: the safety device that makes life easier for people with disabilities