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Your wallet medicine card

Fill in your medicines, allergies and who to call, then print a card that folds to the size of a bank card, for your wallet or purse.

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Printing and folding

Print at 100% or "Actual size", not "Fit to page", so the card comes out the size of a bank card.
Cut along the solid line, fold along the dashed line, and tape the edges or slip it into a card sleeve.
Thicker paper or card lasts longer in a wallet.

Write a new card whenever a medicine starts, stops or changes. The card prints the date you made it.
Keep one copy at home and one in your wallet or purse, as the National Institute on Aging suggests for your medicine list.¹
Show it to every doctor, dentist and pharmacist you see, and ask about anything on it you're not sure of.

For a full page with what each medicine is for, use the medicine list. To remember each dose, see how to remember to take your medicine every day.

This page helps you keep track; it isn't medical advice. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your own medicines. Reviewed 5 November 2026.