Haha, that's funny RMB!! You know, I still have never gotten myself a bracelet, and I know that I need to stop putting it off. But I think I'm going to have to get something either where I can add more charms or has extra space for listing everything, as it seems that I have to keep adding to the list, and I can't be a simple "warfarin patient" anymore. So annoying.

This is where I got mine: https://www.hopepaige.com/
Theirs are so stinking cute, so I don't feel as conspicuous when I wear it. Mine says "Coumadin therapy" on the front and "Thrombophilia" on the back. I only wear it on car trips, though. The rest of the time, I'm here in town and just making short trips. I know that's not a good excuse, but I have an office job. I can't stand to type with a bracelet on. It just feels weird to me.

I think Coumadin sounds prettier too. Warfarin makes me think of the word "barf," for some reason. ;-)

Shilo, you could get a bracelet for each one and have bangles running up your wrist, LOL.

Denis, such a computer nerd. :)

I've been wearing a Medic Alert bracelet for ~ 2 years now. I prefer it over the Road ID because you can put more info on it (front and back, vs Road ID only has text on front).
Info included on mine -Front side:

Full Name
Blood thinners
Type AB pos

Back side:
ICE call Girlfriend's name
Girlfriends phone number
Dr's name, city
Meds:Coumadin, levoxyl
No meds allergies

I know a lot of people like Lauren's Hope for medical jewelry too (http://www.laurenshope.com), although I tend to stay with more basic medical jewelry. Just a chain and a tag, mostly. I do spring for the gold-plating, though, since I don't like silver.

I wore a simple silicone bracelet that said WARFARIN for the 6 months I was on it. I found them on Amazon, and they were quite cheap.

The best part of the whole experience was taking it off once I came off the warfarin. It now sits on my desk at home and reminds me of the wonderful day when I reached 6 months of recovery.

If I ever end up on warfarin for life, I'm definitely going to find something stylish so I can have some fun with it.

I ended up buying a cute stainless steel medical bracelet on EBAY. It has a charm link that says Warfarin. Some of the bracelets were very tacky so I chose the one that was more conservative.
I thought I would need to wear one only when traveling but after reading some of your comment, I realized that I should be wearing it every time I leave the house. My husband was hit by a bike and ended up in the hospital two weeks later because the pain was so great. I live in a busy city and I am constantly dodging bikes because people ride them on the sidewalk!

I don't wear anything on my wrists, so I opted for a medical alert dog tag. On the front it has my name and on the back it has "Warfarin", "Cook Celect IVC Filter", & "ST. STEEL".

Come to think about it the last one might have already been on it when I bought it. :^/

I've been wearing a medic alert bracelet since my factor V Leiden diagnosis. I've had to change it out twice due to changes in my condition, but I never take it off. The reason I like the Medic Alert is if I'm ever in an accident, they take my number off the back of the bracelet and can call my doc and my family.

My daughter is positive Factor V also, and even though she hasn't had an episode of clotting yet, she wears a bracelet also. It is a nice thing to have for a "just in case".

Medic alert has some really cute styles, my latest has two clasps so I can interchange bands easily. I find they last a little longer than the over the counter ones also. Mine has Swaravski beads on it, so I feel "dressed up" with it on!!

Jeb, i like your suggestion, ha!! Maybe I'd do it if I found some true bangle-style bracelets then I could clang all day long and it would all go with my new goofy look I've got going on these days.......

Where can you get a medical bracelet or necklace please?

The only silver lining in Warfarin is the fact thet it only costs 7 dollars a month to have my prescription filled at Wal-Mart. Coumadin is a bit more expensive and some of the newer anticoagulants like "xrelto" can cost up to six dollars a day. I don't have any medical coverage as it just lapsed so I pay 10 bucks a pop for INR testing at a cut rate laboratory and 7 dollars a month for my rat poisin. One of my buddies told me to buy decon to save money (he was just joking)! Any how if it wasn't for the long term physical complications associated with DVT the maintenance of the disease is not really that expensive. I guess it could be worse! As far as the bracelet goes I need to get one too but I absolutely hate jewelry. The dog tag idea sounds pretty cool though assuming that EMT's actually check for medical dog tags. I was thinking about putting on there - Warfarn, DVT Right Extremity, No Medical Insurance, Call My Doctor #. lol. I don't think they'd like the "no medical insurance" part and they'd probably let me bleed out in the streets. I managed to keep this one doctor to manage my INR levels and he only charges 60 dollars for an office visit which isn't really that bad. Sorry for the long paragraph. I hope you all are doing good!

Just got my bracelet today. It's actually very nice looking. I think it's sterling silver. I got it on EBAY and it was not too expensive.
After my 3 month checkup with the vascular surgeon I was expecting him to say that everything was OK and that I could stop taking Warfarin. Wrong! He wants me on Warfarin for another 6-9 months. Since this is my 2nd DVT, I could become a lifer. I feel better now having this bracelet. Somehow it makes this all the more real. Part of me had been in denial.