Emergency contact card set in wallet, 3x5 and 4x6 sizes

This emergency contact card set is a compact card system in true wallet size, 3.375 x 2.125 in like a bank card, with 3x5 and 4x6 versions too, rather than yet another full-page binder. Across 33 undated pages you get five designs (emergency contacts, medical details, kids, pets and caregivers), each with its own back, crop marks and a guide to laminating and folding, all printable on US Letter or A4. The PDF downloads instantly, and nothing is mailed.

A few minutes of filling in today can save someone precious seconds later.

How an emergency contact card helps in a crisis

List your people in calling order on the front of the contacts card, then add your doctor, a neighbor, work and someone out of town on the back, so a passerby or first responder can phone the right person in moments. The medical card shows blood type, allergies and conditions up front and medicines, devices, your doctor and insurance on the reverse, ready for a clinic or pharmacy.

Kids get a card of their own listing the adults to call, the pet card lets helpers know animals are waiting at home, and the caregiver card names a backup for someone who relies on you. Each card comes in three sizes, so the same details can go in a wallet, on a backpack tag and on the fridge, and you only reprint the card that changes.

Who these ICE cards are for

• Teens and adults who want an in case of emergency card tucked in a wallet or phone case
• Anyone with allergies, a health condition, an implant or several medicines who wants the essentials noted for a doctor or first responder
• Parents slipping a safety card into a child's backpack for school trips, theme park outings and travel
• People who live alone with pets, and those caring for an older parent or disabled loved one who need a written backup
• Index card fans who already have a full-page health binder and want small cards to carry or pin to the fridge

Design and printing

• Simple and elegant: white cards with soft blush pink details that use little ink
• Wide margins, so nothing gets clipped on a home printer
• Exact sizes with crop marks: wallet cards at 3.375 x 2.125 in (8.6 x 5.4 cm), ten per page; 3x5 in (7.6 x 12.7 cm), three per page; and 4x6 in (10.2 x 15.2 cm), two per page, on US Letter or A4 paper
• Undated, so you refresh a single card whenever a number or medicine changes
• Each front has a matching back that lines up when printed two-sided and turned on the long edge, and a fold-over method is included for one-sided printers

Inside the emergency contact card set: 33 pages

1. 1Cover and contents
2. 2Using your cards: a table of all five (front contents, back contents, who keeps it), the three sizes with how many sheets and which pages, a checklist to read before filling in, a note that this is not medical advice and a reminder to keep cards current
3. 3Printing, laminating, folding and carrying: four steps (fronts, backs, cutting, sealing), laminating with or without a machine, a five step fold-over method if your printer cannot do two sides, where to keep each card and a record of each card, its size, who holds a copy and when it was updated
4. 4 to 13Wallet cards at 3.375 x 2.125 in, 10 to a sheet with crop marks and light edge lines, front and back for each. Emergency contacts: your name and 4 people to ring in order, with doctor, neighbor, work or school, an out of town contact and medical card and organ donor boxes on the back. Medical info: name, birth date, weight, blood type to circle (A, B, AB, O, positive or negative), allergies and conditions, with 3 medicine lines for dose and timing, devices or implants, doctor, insurer and member number on the back. Kids' card: name, age, language and 2 adults to call, with allergies, medical needs, a trusted adult and school or childcare on the back. Pet card: a note that pets are at home, 2 people to call and how many dogs, cats or other animals, with 3 pet lines for type and needs, the vet and a spare key on the back. Caregiver card: a note that someone relies on you, who that is and 2 backup carers, with their address, needs, doctor and spare key on the back
5. 14 to 23All five cards again at 3x5 in, front and back, three to a sheet, with extra space: a relationship column plus your own phone and language on the contacts card, with a family meeting point and spare key behind it, a pharmacy line, 4 medicine lines and a column for what each is for, 3 adults and a doctor on the kids' card, an emergency vet and where food and leash are kept on the pet card, and daily needs and routines on the caregiver card
6. 24 to 33All five cards at 4x6 in, front and back, two to a sheet, with 5 contacts and a home address, 5 medicine lines, an organ donor line, calming tips on the kids' card, a microchip column for pets and where medicines and papers are kept on the caregiver card

What you will download

• Emergency Contact & Medical Wallet Cards in US Letter, PDF, 33 pages
• Emergency Contact & Medical Wallet Cards in A4, PDF, 33 pages
• Read Me First, a short PDF printing guide

How to download and print

• Check out with PayPal, a debit or credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your download page opens as soon as the payment goes through.
• We email the same private download links to you, so you can download your files again later.
• Open the PDF in a free reader such as Adobe Acrobat Reader and print at 100% or Actual size.
• Print only the pages you need, as often as you like, for your own personal use.

Good to know

• You receive a PDF to print, trim and laminate yourself. No printed cards or laminating pouches are sent.
• It is a digital download only, and nothing physical ships.
• Colors on paper can differ a little from your screen.
• Personal use only. Please do not share, resell or redistribute the files.
• Digital files cannot be returned, but email us if a file will not open or print properly and we will help right away.
• This is not medical advice. The cards are a personal organizing tool and do not replace guidance from your doctor, nurse, pharmacist or vet. Keep them up to date, and in an emergency call your local emergency number first.
• Check with the people you list that they are glad to be your emergency contacts, and keep the personal details on a child's card to what a helper truly needs.

How this was made

Designed and written by PetiteDiary. AI tools helped draft parts of the text, and some background scenes in the preview images were created with AI. Every page was designed, reviewed and checked before release.

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