Save $$ Using ICE Tools from ICE4SAFETY.COM

Simple Tip from Gus at Office Max in Cicero, New York....
.....buy a ream of 90# or 100# paper and print out your cards using Avery Templates on a laser printer (both sides) and use a paper cutter (guarded or course) to cut up your cards and pass them out. Thanks Gus.....

Many businesses and homes have these items in use already so you can get going almost as soon as you access the ICE website. Laser printing (or commercial printer) is best as the image does not run because it is fused into the paper.

Still saving money for a small job for your family? Use laminating sheets or pouches designed for the purpose....cut the sheets up at a Kinko's/Fedex.

Now using a laser printer that can print both sides automatically is a dream...HP has a few..some manual double feeders are now only $225 on sale. Sweet!

Consumer Reports Recommends ICE

5 Ways to Survive the ER....page 53 of the July 2007 Edition of Consumer Reports discusses being prepared for medical emergencies through the use of ICE. These folks recognize the value of being prepared in the event of an emergency by discussing your having contact info programmed into your phone to improve the odds of your receiving better medical care.

THANK YOU CONSUMER REPORTS!!

Let's go one step further here.....take the online medical info form from www.ice4safety.com and complete one and keep it with you in your purse/wallet/bike/boat/motorcycle/car etc....so if an emergency renders phone systems inoperable (known) then at least you will have this info on hand....other commercial concerns want EMS and others to call them so they can call your contacts and provide info.....yet another link in the chain to break or fail...remember in an emergency - SIMPLE works!!

Your best bet when printing forms is to use a laser printer as ink jet ink is not waterproof and will smear.....tip of the day.