Child safety, Child security device Eyedentitylabel personal identity label and temporary tattoo

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Personal security tattoo





Personal security tattoo
Eyedentity Label has a bold emblem to assist emergency workers or people trying to help your charge find crucial information. The bold colors draw the eye and make the information easy to see. However, if it is not only emergency medical data you are trying to make apparent, its better to place a label bearing your child's name out of site so that anyone unknown to your child can not approach them by name, but instead they can show to a security member by their own choice.

Eyedentity Label is printed on a clear backing so that only the text and emblem are visable and the label otherwise matches skin tones.

Eyedentity Label is just a tad smaller than 2x2. This size is not cumbersome, yet at the same time is easy to read when placed prominently or is pointed out.


TEMPORARY TATTOO INSTRUCTIONS:
For Best Results Place on Thigh or Shoulder

1. Skin should be clean & free of oils and make up.

2. Remove two labels - the protective top sheet over tattoo and this instruction sticker.

3. Press tattoo firmly onto clean dry skin with design facing down.

4. Hold wet cloth against back of tattoo apply pressure and wet thoroughly.

5. Wait 30 seconds (don’t hurry). Peel off paper backing.

6. Gently rinse image with water for best effect.


TO REMOVE:
Saturate tattoo with baby oil. Wait 10 seconds then rub away tattoo with cotton ball.


WARNING:
Do not use if pregnant or nursing. Don’t apply to sensitive skin or near eyes.




Use Eyedentity Label for: vacation travel * theme park trips * crowded sporting events * extreme medical needs * for individuals with Alzheimer's, Autism and Down Syndrome * for individuals who experience seizures or who have epilepsy * food allergies * drug allergies * medicinal needs * school trips * day camp excursions * instructions for emergency aid * doctor’s information * hurricane and extreme weather displacement *