Which is better for a child?

The StickyJ Sport Strap. Its 4.5 to 5.5 inch sizing and hook-and-loop clasp are built for kids, while the My Identity Doctor is sized for wrists up to 7 inches.

Which is better for swimming?

The StickyJ. Its listing states it is suitable for swimming, water activities and sports. The My Identity Doctor lists no water resistance.

The My Identity Doctor's 316L steel should outlast a nylon strap, and its back-side engraving carries a lifetime warranty. Nylon straps fray and fade with heavy use.

Is the My Identity Doctor worth the extra?

If its price is higher, you get steel, a curved plate, extra links, a free ID card and an engraving warranty. For a child or a swimmer, the StickyJ is the better fit.

Can I get custom engraving on both?

Yes. The My Identity Doctor includes free custom engraving with a lifetime warranty on the back. The StickyJ offers black laser engraving.

Will the My Identity Doctor fit an adult wrist?

It fits wrists of 7 inches or smaller, with extra links included. Measure the smallest part of your wrist before ordering.

My Identity Doctor Stainless Steel Medical Alert Bracelet vs StickyJ Sport Strap Medical ID Alert Bracelets

Buy the My Identity Doctor if you want a stainless steel bracelet with a curved plate, black engraving and room to grow, and your wrist is 7 inches or smaller. Buy the StickyJ Sport Strap if the wearer is a child with a 4.5 to 5.5 inch wrist or needs a nylon band for swimming and sports. Neither listing gave a price, so compare current store prices on Deal.ai before you order.

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