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iMedjet First-Aid Guide for iPhone & iTouch

May 28th, 2009

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Whether exploring deep in the wilderness, or traveling abroad, having comprehensive first aid information at your fingertips is always a good thing. It’s especially good when all of the content is stored on the phone and you aren’t dependent on a data connection!

First-Aid for Travelers

First-aid techniques covered in this application come complete with cross-reference hyperlinks between categories, situational descriptions and various technique illustrations. The techniques range from what to do in the event of an airway obstruction to treatment of stings and bites from various marine-life to burns. Plus much more…

Mobile Medical Information Storage

This portion of the application is useful not only to the user but can also provide vital information to doctors and emergency professionals in a crisis. Based the online medical information storage benefit of the MedjetAssist Plus membership, the mobile medical information storage component of this application allows you to upload and organize medical contact information directly from your iPhone’s contacts, detail any pre-existing conditions, record allergies and list any medications that you might be taking.

Mobile Medjet

If you are a Medjet member, the application allows you to record you membership information and provides one-touch access to Medjet emergency phone numbers. Members also have one-touch access to the Medjet.com website via their iPhone’s Internet browser.
For non-members the application offers a portal to Medjet’s membership information via your iPhone’s Internet browser as well as one-touch access to the Medjet Membership Services department. Giving you mobile access to information on Medjet and its many membership options as well as the ability to enroll with the Medjet Membership Program.

Download iMedjet (iTunes link) for free via the App Store.

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