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Name: NeuraVate: one word, with a capital N and a capital V.
What it is: A free Emergency Passport. You write down what a first responder needs to know about you: your implants, allergies and conditions, your blood type, whether you have a do-not-resuscitate order, who to call, and any notes. You get a card with a QR code and a link, which you can print as a wallet card.
What a responder sees: A responder scans the QR code or opens the link on a phone, with no app and no account, and sees only what you chose to share. If you replace your card, the old link shows nothing.
Price: The Emergency Passport is free. A durable printed card is optional.
Who it is for: Adults, 18 and over. Sign-up is open worldwide.
Who runs it: NeuraVate is operated by PairOx Pty Ltd (ABN 82 154 477 728, ACN 154 477 728), a founder-led company based in Australia.
Registered address: 4 Lorikeet Street, Glenwood NSW 2768, Australia
Where to get it: Sign up on this website. The passport works in a web browser. Create a free passport
Contact: [email protected]

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