Help when words fail
Safety held gently — step-by-step guidance for Addison's disease and adrenal insufficiency. Clear actions for you, family, or anyone nearby.
MyAddi keeps emergency details and calm instructions together. It never replaces emergency services.
Website preview — hold to activate
Live Save My Life in the app opens after beta. You can prepare Medical ID during closed beta.
Website preview — live Save My Life opens after beta
Start emergency response
Use only for urgent adrenal crisis situations.
This opens emergency actions and prepares location sharing.
Addison's emergency injection steps
The same five steps used in the app protocol — plain language so a bystander can help when stress is high.
Closed beta: prepare your emergency profile and Medical ID. Live hold-to-activate Save My Life opens after beta.
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1. Locate emergency injection kit
Find the emergency hydrocortisone injection kit.
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2. Prepare hydrocortisone injection
Prepare the hydrocortisone injection as shown in the kit instructions.
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3. Inject into outer thigh
Inject into the outer thigh muscle through clothing if needed.
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4. Call emergency services
Call 999 and state “adrenal crisis”.
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5. Stay and monitor
Stay with the person and monitor breathing and response.
NFC
Help when a stranger taps your card
Your NFC card is the physical key to your emergency profile. A bystander taps — no QR codes, no shared public links — and sees the calm details they need.
When words fail, people nearby still need a clear path. MyAddi’s NFC products carry a private emergency key on the tag itself. A tap opens your emergency profile: condition guidance, critical notes, kit location, medications, and contacts — so help can start without unlocking your phone or guessing what to do.
Choose what fits your life: a wallet-ready card, a slim tag for bags or kits, or wearable options for always-on access. You stay in control — report a lost card to disable the old key and request a programmed replacement.
Physical NFC products ship after beta. You can prepare your emergency profile in the app now. See pricing for current one-time hardware costs.
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NFC card
Wallet-ready; tap to open your profile. £11 one-time after beta.
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NFC tag
Slim sticker for bags, kits, or keys. £8 one-time after beta.
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Watch & band
Add-on £13 · MyAddi Smart Band £15 · Smart Watch £39.99 (coming soon).
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Private by design
No QR codes or copy-link public URLs — the card is the key.
Emergency profile / Medical ID
A calm card for responders: condition, emergency medication, allergies, contacts, and notes you choose to include — ready when words are hard. The same profile can open from a phone hold or an NFC tap.
Medical ID
Calm emergency card
Care Circle
Trusted people — parents and carers — can see what you allow: summaries, adherence, and (after beta) recent Save My Life (SML) events. Visibility with consent, not surveillance. For parents & carers
Privacy & control
You approve connections, see roles, and can remove access anytime. Read more in our Privacy Policy .
Common questions
- What is the Save My Life (SML) protocol?
- SML (Save My Life) is MyAddi's step-by-step emergency guidance: hold to activate, call emergency services, follow condition-specific actions, then share Medical ID. It is designed so a bystander can help when stress is high.
- Is live SML available in the beta?
- Not yet. During closed beta you can prepare Medical ID and your emergency profile. The live hold-to-activate SML protocol opens after beta. This website includes a preview so you can see how it feels.
- Does SML replace calling emergency services?
- No. Severe symptoms need emergency services. SML supports clear actions while help is on the way — it never replaces 999 / local emergency numbers.
- What does the NFC card do?
- Your NFC card is a physical key to your emergency profile. A bystander taps the card to see calm details — condition guidance, notes, kit location, medications, and contacts — without QR codes or public links. Physical cards and tags ship after beta; you can prepare your profile in the app now.
- Who can see Care Circle and Medical ID?
- Patients choose who links in and what they can see. Parents and carers only get access after consent. You can remove connections anytime.
This content is for general information only. It is not medical advice and does not replace guidance from your GP, endocrine team, or emergency services. In a medical emergency, call local emergency services. Community and peer content is not medical advice.
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