SureSafe Personal Alarm for Elderly with 1 x Wristband & 1 x Pendant

Reviews

Cozooks of Brixham

I have yet to use it in emergency but have set the necklace off in error several times and, because I was in the habit of slipping it around my neck automatically, it was easy to forget so, to date, mine has been x-rayed as well as being discovered when passing into a magnetic resonance machine. When someone answers, they will hear a recorded message and will then be able to return your call via the machine or by phone. When you do press, the machine calls the first of three potential helpers. There are possible irritations with either wearable button device.

Then you will need to enter in the phone numbers of your three chosen life-savers by following the instructions in the enclosed manual. Finally, before testing, you'll need to record a message. To install the device, you will need to choose a place for the base part where it is most likely to pick up the signal from the button, near enough to a mains electric socket to be plugged in.

It is quite easy to trigger the alarm if you chose the necklace with the button hanging down your front, when bending or simply crossing your arms. In the event of an incident at home, particularly if home alone, you simply need to be able to press the button to contact help. This is may be very useful for persons who may fall and be unable to get themselves up again, either because they are injured or because of certain medical conditions. I have decided that the wrist band is most useful.

On the other hand, the wrist worn button is rather bulky. If there is no answer it continues to ring the second on the list and so on until the third person is called.