Three minutes before boarding,
reassurance for the whole trip.
Neck pillow, adapter, RadPatch: the one that speaks for you.
Buy it airside, register it at the gate. The app is free, registration takes three minutes and no account is needed. Rescuers in any destination read it in their own language.
For airport shops, airside vending operators, lounges and airline counters, and the travellers who buy from them in the minutes before boarding.
The travel kit covers everything but the moment you cannot speak
- Airport shoppers buy for the trip in minutes: neck pillows, adapters, travel insurance. None of it tells a stranger their blood type, their allergies or who to call.
- Abroad, paramedics work in their own language. A note written in yours may mean nothing to them at the scene.
- A busy till or a 24-hour vending machine has no one to explain a product that needs setting up.
- Transit passengers come from everywhere, so registration has to be something they can finish alone before the gate closes.
From the airside shop to a coast road, a week later
- 07:10
Chloe picks up a neck pillow and an adapter at the airside shop, plus the small RadPatch pack beside the till. The QR on the pack installs the free WaveMed app.
- 07:35 · Gate
No account needed. She enters her name, date of birth, blood type, a penicillin allergy and her brother's number, holds the phone to the patch, photographs the four-digit PIN and puts the patch on her wrist band.
- Day 7 · 16:40
A rental-car accident on a coast road. Chloe is dazed and cannot answer the crew that arrives.
- 16:41
A local paramedic holds a phone with 𝒱WaveMed to her wrist for one second. Blood type, the penicillin allergy and the emergency contact appear in the paramedic's own language, with no internet needed, and the paramedic calls her brother on the number shown.
- Next trip
The patch stays on the band. When her medication changes, Chloe reads it, enters the PIN and updates it, ready for the next departure gate.
The smallest item in the travel kit
- Register at the gate: the QR on the pack installs WaveMed, free and with no account. Name, date of birth, blood type and a family number go onto the patch with one tap, and a four-digit PIN means only the owner can change them.
- Read in the destination's language: any recent smartphone reads the patch in one second; the patch has no battery and the read needs no internet. Paramedics, emergency responders and fire crews using 𝒱WaveMed can only read it, and see it in their own language, one of 27.
- Sells without staff: the small band or sticker pack by the till carries a three-step picture guide and a QR. Because the app is free, a 24-hour vending machine can sell it, and the QR opens the user guide and videos in 27 languages.
- A travel kit on the phone, patch or not: attach the vaccination certificate to its record, open the travel insurance certificate to show on the spot, show a medicine in the local language with its English INN in Medicine Finder, find hospitals and pharmacies nearest first with the country's emergency number, and open the local ride apps with the destination already filled in.
- Lasts beyond one trip: a silicone body and sealed chip, double waterproofed, survive showers, pools and sea water, and it is not single-use. When medication changes, the owner updates it with the PIN.
Where travellers put it: luggage tag, wrist band, phone case
WaveMed screens for before boarding and after landing
Real WaveMed app screens (demo data).
Where it is read
How to roll it out
- We supply small band and sticker packs, with display stands for shops and vending machines.
- The pack can carry the shop's or the airport's logo. For lounges and airline counters it can be produced with the airline's logo as a premium-customer gift.
- Start on consignment or outright purchase.
- Travellers register themselves in the free WaveMed app (Path A). The QR on the pack opens the guide and videos in 27 languages, so the shop only needs to sell.
Frequently asked questions
Who handles customer questions after the sale?
The QR on the pack opens the user guide and videos in 27 languages. The shop only needs to sell.
Can transit and foreign passengers set it up on their own?
Yes. WaveMed is free, needs no account and runs in 27 languages, so a long layover is plenty of time. At the destination, rescuers read the patch in their own language.
Is it good for one trip only?
No. It is not single-use and has no battery to run flat. Keep it on the band, and when medication changes, read the patch, enter the PIN and update it.
Get the apps
Put the smallest item in the travel kit beside your till. Ask us about packs, display stands and your logo on the pack.