How To Remove The Lifestyle Medical Bracelet’S Clasp?

1. Unhook the under-clasp portion until it is completely open and loose.
2. Apply medium pressure to the push-button on the side of the clasp while gently pulling the two ends of the bracelet lock apart.
3. Find the smooth clasp on the back of your bracelet.
4. With your thumb or finger, pull the latch away from the hook.
5. Secure your ID tag flat against your leg or ankle.
6. Open the clasp by sliding your fingernail between the two parts.
7. Box clasps are commonly used for elegant pieces like diamond tennis bracelets, consisting of a small, flat piece and a hollow box. The piece fits into the box part, and an emergency removal can be done using a bolt-cutter on one of the round jump-rings or wearing medical gloves.

To close the clasp, locate the smooth clasp on the back of your bracelet. With your other hand, grasp the clasp and put it into the open position.

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1. Move the clasp to the plate while keeping the plate upright and still.
2. Hook the clasp.

A lip around the end of the clasp snaps over the other part of the bracelet and lifts up to open.

This medical bracelet comes in a single size (8.5 inches) and includes a free sizing tool that can be used to determine the right fit. If you chose a Sister Hook clasp, it opens to a “V” by pulling its jaws out and apart. Attach the open clasp to the link to ensure the most comfortable fit on your wrist.

In summary, understanding the unique mechanisms of each type of clasp is key to efficiently putting on and removing jewelry. OneLife iD wristbands and Medical ID bracelets with clasps can be adjusted to fit your wrist, and understanding how to open specific clasps is essential for a comfortable and efficient medical ID bracelet.